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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
7
July many visitors and relatives gather for birthday greetings and long list of local calls. Residents from Warren, Gar land, Erie and surrounding towns attend church events and social visits while others travel to Chautauqua and Altoshony Springs for leisure.
Spring Creek reports spring work underway as the twinery company moves shop and storefront construction begins on the corner. Donaldaon Brox clean the ground where the old ator building stood while Leroy Phillips recovers from a bad fall in his barn. Miss Josie St Clair returns home to Corry after a visit with relatives in Crone co.
The Ladies Aid Society announces a ten cent dinner at Mrs Bevan's home this week. An auto party including Mrs Stone and son Robert of Tawniestown and Mrs Herbert Paters of Spartaniers visited Mrs Myron Went on the way to Chautauqua Columbus Grave. August Ed Secretary of State Grange J Alliumy of Juanila county to speak the day.
July gatherings and visits fill the week as residents like John Whitburg, Mist Nelile Owen, and Rev. Riley Tiled attend events. Guests include Sylvia Moore and Lynn Aylaworth, with trips to Lake Pleasant and Randolph Hiram Moore hosting relatives. Choir events and family hospitality mark the weekend.
Classified notices advertise valuable real estate for sale including 78.4 feet frontage on East Main and land to South Street with farm options two miles south of the city. Also offered are a 83 acre Widred township farm, a mortgage tied Wayne Township parcel, and a 440 acre Mina County farm with orchards and loamy soil. Plus confectionery ads and local business opportunities.
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