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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
6
In Spartanburg on May 21 a local ceremony honored Patrone Lay with remarks by Roy at a gathering described as thin and apricot in tone. The event featured a program of readings and analoguer and concluded with a waving tribute during the afternoon session.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a school program with mentions of Mr George and pupils, noting busy work and an event near the program's end. Names and details are unclear, but implies a conclusion involving participants and a possible audience.
May brides and wedding announcements fill Biriville with celebrations. Lloyd Lane and Miss Webb married April 28 with Father Cafferty officiating. A parade followed as groom and groom were paraded through Worth Pierce Street. Lane is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Webb and many friends sent well wishes. A funeral service for Dr Pridence Blakeslee was held at Rose Hill Cemetery with his brother Phillip Blakeslee as pallbearer. Attending included Arthur Weventt of Buffalo, Carl and James Clark, Mr and Mrs Bork Anderson, Mr and Mrs Prod Anderson, and Mr and Mrs Ray Birkealeh of Sherman New York.
June 8 notices from South French Creek report visitors to Edmonds and local families in Greenfield and Clymer. Gerald Bovils bought the old homestead from the Noirs. Charles Pobiingill returned to work. Miss Cecil Beech closed a term at school. Mrs Clara Johnson visits kin in North Center Street. An advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair product.
A Corry reader reports kidney trouble easing after using Donn’s Kidney Pills. She details backache cramps and urinary issues before relief, noting continued occasional use keeps her in good condition. The advertisement cites Foster-Mile and Co as manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
A local shop announces a large shipment of leather and rubber heels and new Panama style shoes at reduced rates. Manager Morick has run the shop for five years as prices promise savings of four to five cents per pair.
The Salvation Army public revival in Corry enters a six day campaign with Adjutant Smith overseeing local efforts and Commandant Tiley arriving as revivalist. Reports emphasize the army’s mission to aid the helpless and the workers’ belief in victory through steady, right direction.
Morse Oklahoma resident Anice Rast writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased the change of life symptoms for women past forty-five. She notes she is over sixty, has eight children, and remains healthy, with family members recommending the remedy.
An advertisement promotes San Cura Ointment as a universal healing remedy sold by N. F. Amos and Thomas Downey on a money back plan. Human testimonials claim rapid pain relief and healing for burns, sores, ulcers, rashes, and skin diseases, with references to scalds, pus, and weight gain after use. a companion San Cura Soap is touted for skin care and infant health, priced at 20 cents.
A community event describes a night of prayer and religious talks led by a commander figure. Attendees report a robust prayer circle, meaningful reflections, and optimism about future NK meetings benefiting the local community.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a glycerine based remedy said to relieve sour stomach and gas. It claims quick action on constipation and bowel cleansing with mentions of a Thomas Downey druggist and a general promise of pain relief.
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