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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
Warren June 3 Guy C Swanson, held in Warren County Jail, faces forgery charges after a complaint was filed yesterday. A warrant has been issued and Sheriff Tate will likely serve it tomorrow. Swanson, once a prominent attorney in the city, enjoys sympathy as his health remains poor and legal action proceeds.
An advertisement claims Rheuma relieves rheumatism with a money back offer. It features customer testimonials from Mes Alive A. Brown of Tihinca New York and urges readers to contact RenaeniA Olter Tthouma for fast acting prescription details. The ad emphasizes rapid relief within a week and promotes a fifty cent per bottle price.
June items note Clifton Lindsey’s misfortune and house loss, local building plans including a 28 by 28 kitchen addition, and a large youth gathering for commencement. Cemeteries, monuments, and painting work are mentioned, with several addresses and contractors named. Decoration Day hosting, sermons, magic performances, and church attendance are recorded alongside visits from Chicago relatives and community announcements.
Riceville reports a serious blaze midweek touching the home of Matthew Merchant and adjacent store buildings. The Foot family escaped with partial clothing, aided by neighbors. Fire originated from a nearby dwelling, with damage extending to furniture and goods. insurance was insufficient to cover losses.
Columbus notes show the Cemetery Auxiliary meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Seite Taymond, a pleasant and profitable gathering. The Columbus school board convened Tuesday evening with varied reports from grammar to primary grades, and a follow up social event hosted by local families. A monthly Epworth League meeting, church prayers, and a Tuesday prayer session at the parish completed the week's community activities with refreshments and fellowship.
Perry Storer is listed with Bell phone 299 in an item from a local notice or directory reading like a telephony contact or service listing. The fragment suggests a telephone contact line for Perry Storer, possibly in a classified or personal notices section.
Elgin weekly notes a flurry of visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs McGray, Mr Ray Burrows, and Miss Fay McCray join relatives in Corry, Union City, and Spartansburg while attending church, memorials, and local carnival events.
A damaged ad describes a lawn mower repair service by Caldwell at 125 Wright Avenue Corry Pa. It promises a quick call back with details on an Attached limehine invention and a sharpened blade. It urges trial and offers a contact via Ball phone 108 M.
Sale details list a two story shop described as a blacksmith operation with stock and equipment. Terms are set to suit the buyer. The purchase involves Quire Martin Miller and Barlow Mard Ware Company with unclear identification.
Blue Eye residents share visits across towns. Mr. and Mrs. Dingman of Youngsville joined friends in Warren. Inez Dojenbs from Corry visits old pals at the Blue Eye. Mrs. Swaney Sandburg and others spent Sunday at Channor’s Valley. Decoration Day gatherings and visits among local families are reported with various hosts and guests.
An antique remedy advertisement promotes Thompson's Harosma as a cure for kidney issues and poisons with claims of rapid action. It asserts safety for women and children, lists prices 50 cents to a dollar, and suggests additional products like Thompson's Dandelion and Mudrake Milk for constipation and urinary control.
Fragmentary OCR notes list multiple commodities with prices and suppliers. Mentions include wheat, hogs, oats, potatoes, butter, lamb, and flax. Includes figures: prices around 7.60 to 19,007, a Lexington reference, and names like Morgan Jr. The text is garbled, lacking clear context or event.
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