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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
4
A local sale highlights Silk Remnants 2 to 4 yards long in taffeta messa line and Toulard with discounts 1-3 off. Georgette Waists in multiple colors priced around 9 dollars with specials. Corsets belts and hats discounted, with hats at half price and spring fashion plumes noted. Sweaters for ladies in fancy colors and slips offered for spring wear.
Readable catalog style list notes discounts on coats wool blankets Nap items and hosiery. Includes prices for Pompom blankets Bolivian Silvertone items and cotton wool nap blankets with wide price ranges. Also lists infant wear linen towels Turkish towels and bed linens with multiple sale prices.
A fragmented report highlights private Daniel Gant and Auntie Billiugalon among local names linked to a wartime effort. It notes arrivals in SoM Meith after months away, mentions a vigil with a daughter, and references service in the Argonne Forest with a division.
A fragmented list reports several residents traveling or visiting relatives. William Fuze left this afternoon for Pittsburgh on a business trip. B Kibler went to Sherman. Mortimer Awliton and sister visited Union City. Mrs Dorothy Wilenx and family were at Noell Oleard and others visit kin.
Signor Metra Campo of Jamoutown will speak at the First Myti hare Sunday afternoon February 3 at 2 oclock. The event invites all Italians and aims to promote interests of the Julia residency in the city.
An old advertisement claims Mi-Tonic can swiftly restore health for men and women suffering stomach liver or kidney issues. Fragmented copy references various retailers and endorsers, urging purchase through named sellers and pledging quick relief.
The Tintorival Circle met in Venetilas afternoon to elect officers and set year goals. Mrs. Bracken presided with Mrs. Weathy and Mrs. Geathy as officers. Mr Jamon Wehards treasurer. several members added, including Mrs. M. B. Williams with 16 new memberships. A program covered readings, Australian topics, and a discussion on the Children’s Home agency. The next meeting is planned at Mr. Baton’s home with social and charitable work scheduled. a charity dinner and dance followed by a fundraising auction were noted.
A jumbled market close lists declines and activity across several industries. Mentions include AmBriiy, Baldwin Locomotive, Copper trades, and various rail, steel, and oil entities with percentages indicating shifts or stakes. The fragmentary listing references Midwestern rail and regional firms, with uncertain figures and partial company names.
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