Neer York social visit and local gatherings noted
Miss Katherine Leyschyn arrived in the city to visit Miss Clate Cullen on Chestnut Street. Mrs Louis Auer and her husband hosted guests visiting Maple Springs and Chautauqua Lake for a summer outing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
5
Miss Katherine Leyschyn arrived in the city to visit Miss Clate Cullen on Chestnut Street. Mrs Louis Auer and her husband hosted guests visiting Maple Springs and Chautauqua Lake for a summer outing.
A long list of residents and visitors is noted in the morning social roundup. George Morris returns to Erie for a brief visit while Jacob Warhomer travels to Buffalo and back. Relatives from Sterling Ridge and Tamestown are mentioned along with Miss Nickerson visiting from Buffalo and Mrs. Grace’s past week in town. Local families host and travel for weddings, church events, and shopping trips as neighbors report on who stays with whom and where.
Mrs J A Jones of 817 Colley Avenue Norfolk writes she was told by doctors her health would fail and she needed hospital operation. After taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she improved from near collapse to robust health and urges other sick women to try it and write for answers.
An OCR fragment lists railways and industries active in market close figures, naming Chicago and Northwestern, Great Northern, Southern Pacific, New York Central, Pan American, Union Oil, Shell, Reading, Southern Pacific, Westinghouse and others among listed entities. It reflects a broad cross section of transportation and energy companies with references to western networks and midcontinent majors.
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