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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
6
Friday and Saturday nights present a sensational feature, a big Sree! production billed as a masterpiece of sensationalism. The greatest and most elaborate play ever presented in pictures with admission five and ten cents. Pilot and Tangley Stock Co announces next week program schedules and space for more details.
A parade of names and brief travels fills the city notes. G Swan of Dunkirk visits with friends. Jennie Cottrel leaves for Girard. Mary Dawson goes to Erie. Mrs Frank Hatch spends the day in Meadville. J B Brooke of Corry visits. Frank Laurie returns from Philadelphia to be with his parents. John Foley visits Jamestown. Lucile Hayes returns from Union City. Wil Myers seeks Buffalo sanatorium treatment. Prof V Gurtis and sister hard plan a Utica Utica reunion then New York trip sailing June 11 with European tourists. Mayor Alexander and Frank Raymond party in Indianapolis expect Mey home soon. trip to Indianapolis covers nearly five hundred miles with good roads.
Dr Page from Spring Creek, Dell Darling to Of City on business, Whippel of Buffalo visiting friends, Lamont Steen to Warren for Sunday, Hunter Darling to Mayville on business. Austin Studd to Jamestown for Sunday, Mrs Susie Hall of Rochester visiting. Coal J Droweht and wife to Hanamu for the day. Tuingent McKelvay of Spring Creek visiting the city. Earl Steen returned to Warren after a few days with relatives. Dan Veliby to Youngsville to play ball against Oil City. Oliford Hammond home from New York where employed by pave. Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett, Mrs Jessie Bennett of Montpelier, Miss Annis Gray returned from Warren Pa.
A Kentucky woman from Morton's Gap shares a two year struggle with backache linked to female disorders. She credits Lydol Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for lasting relief and renewed health after use. Senate passes an eight hour bill with 45 to 1 vote, most Democrats in favor.
A 19th century style description of Pearl Tangley, famed for mind reading, performing at the library theater in Flint Tangley week. The piece extols her ability to name audience members and answer questions while blindfolded on a projecting platform, praising her as superior to other mesmerists and noting her 42 years of public appearance and educational value.
Unanimous resolutions praise J T Andrews Post 70 GAR for Memorial Day observances in Corry. A courteous vote thanks Roy Sharley for his memorial sermon and Rev McIntyre for the address, plus gratitude to school children, the Journal, Episcopal society, Boy Scouts, donors, and volunteers who aided the cemetery program and transport of committees.
An old advertisement promotes Parisian Sage hair dressing for dandruff and hair regrowth. It claims quick results with nightly application, promises money back if not satisfied, and lists sales by local dealers and mail order options from the Giroux Mige Co in Buffalo, New York.
A Sunday dinner feature lists Beet with brown gravy Roast Veal Drousy Pricasea Chicken Baked Bones Cabbage Salad Mashed and Boiled Potatoes Lettuce Corn Apple Raisin Chocolate Pie Strawberry Short Cake Maple Cream and Coffee.
An advertisement warns that common yellow rosin soap damages delicate skin and rots cloth. It touts Easy Task Soap as pure and antiseptic with no harsh odor, claiming it cleans without requiring hard rubbing or wearing out the skin.
Prof Henry C Wilsen outlines upcoming piano recitals with invited guests and small gatherings. Invitations by phone are encouraged, with two or three programs led by Harrison W Burch, Gertride Doolittle, and Myra Duncomb of Union City. A quintet of Young Indians will perform, plus a fifteen pupil recital for patrons. The notes also mention Bryce Arriven in New Zealand and a Trump travel plan through the dominion to Anutt.
Kokomo Indiana June 1 A Methodist Episcopal church delegate C C Clavell resigns as superintendent of the Logansport district after confronting two church members about an affair at a Minneapolis hotel with a wife and an unidentified woman.
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