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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
5
Local notes show Miss Wanda Ottaway visiting friends in Warren while others from Union, Bradford, and Warren travel to see relatives in Oil City, Jamestown, and Panama. Funeral services for Sarah Wiltsie in Panama referenced. residents Wiltsie and Patterson households connected to recent travel and visitors.
Numerous residents and relatives from Titusville and nearby towns visited friends and family in the city yesterday. Names include Mrs DW, Mr and Mrs George McGraw, John Harris of Buffalo, Miss Thelma Neicant, Mrs Florence Perians of Erie, and many others traveling from Erie, Olean, Akron, and more to see relatives or return home after weekend gatherings.
The land Greenland was named by the Norseman Eric the Red to lure settlers from Norway. He chose an appealing name to encourage colonization of the new country.
An old advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil tablets from McCoy Laboratories New York offering sugar coated tablets to add healthy flesh. It claims 60 tablets cost 60 cents and promises refunds if five pounds are not gained in thirty days with a note of a user who allegedly gained fifteen pounds in six weeks. The copy targets both men and women and urges purchases through Ames & Co. and a druggist.
M John Orn left Saturday for Worcester Massachusetts to spend time with her daughter. She was accompanied to New York City by her son Victor Orn who returned. Miss Margaret Foley left Saturday for New York City to spend a week with relatives. Michael Sheen of Pittsburgh is visiting Waverly relatives. Mrs Ethel Nehil and Mrs Clifford Miller with Mrs James King of Bear Lake visited Oil City.
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