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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
7
Investment ready Corry area with abundant properties for sale including farms, houses with barns, and vacant lots. Listings feature Maple Avenue Grove Street Brook Street Park Street and Main Street parcels with several dairy and 50 acre farms. Employment ad seeks general housework with good wages for a small family at Dr Kibler on N Center Street.
Real Estate listings from Corry PA include build to suit options, half price house opportunities, and multiple properties for sale or rent. Properties feature a brick block on Main Street, two family homes, office suites, and a corner lot near NorthWest Dark Street. Listings urge visits to the Powell office for details and showings.
Multiple property sale notices list Corry Upholstering Co site at Maple and Railroad, 774 State Street address details, and homes for sale at 525 West Wayne Street and 220 Bellmont Street. Listings note cement cellars, city water, baths, cement walks, nine room homes, and reasonable prices with agent names B H Tillotson and Mantey.
Egg buyers see hatching eggs from White Leghorn stock Pons No 1 2 8 Pen 131 25 cents per 26 eggs Pen 4 one dollar per setting of 15 eggs Pen 18 per wetting 18 eggs Special prices on orders of 100 or more Edward Kinley 34 Church Street Pair Latch Oyster phrase and bearded oyster misquoted in text The oyster only with its beard quoted as proverb.
An at home learning program offers instruction in the automobile business with paid work during training. Earn $10 weekly while learning and $25 weekly after placement, issued by Rochester Auto School in Rochester New York.
For sale listings include a four year old work horse weighing 1400 to 1900 pounds at Harlow Hardware Co. Charles Drake Corry and two firm horses priced moderate weighing 1000 and 1100 pounds, in Corry area near George Stowe Depot. Also a year old dry mare about 1000 pounds described as safe and well driven by John R. Cullins of Worry, Pa.
A fragmented report notes discussions by a proprietor about trains at Union Depot and the Norwich line, seeking improvements for all city access. It mentions transfers of wrania and baggage and emphasizes attention to travel flow within the city.
Community notices from the Evening Journal announce candidates for County Commissioner and county treasurer. J D Bentley Corry cites Republican primary influence on April 8 1911. William G Walker of West Springfield seeks treasurer post amid Sept 1911 primaries. T Barkan of Barry lists commissioner intent with Republican primary timing February 5 1918.
At the regular meeting of Lady Rebecca Hodge No 140 last evening Grand Chief Hunter installed Sisters and officers including Hattle Love Nelle Love Mable L A to NG Hertha Petit Vite Grand Janet Stevens Chaplains Minnie Perkins and others. A token silver piece was given to Sister Emey Allen who moves to Franklin. Clark Belden married Ada M Belden at the Unter Brethren Parsonage with Rev McIntyre officiating and the couple returning home by auto.
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who cared for our dear after Mrs Harrington during illness and death. Grateful for beautiful flowers from the Baptist Ladies Aid Society W C T U and Kings Daughters. Special thanks to the singers who brought comfort. Clarenno J Dann Beta L Dunn
A local retailer advertises a full line of small seeds sold in bulk at bargain prices. The notice emphasizes low rates and large quantities, inviting gardeners and farmers to stock up. No specific brands or seed types are listed in the readable fragments.
A wild mix of names and dates from Spartansburg and nearby towns details family visits, relatives, and upcoming events. Guests include Mrs Cythin Davenport of Tuwa Ville staying with Mrs Hottie Kliney, and Mr McCurdy of Girard Ta visiting. Mrs Tod Henry Msn Wearel Ged of Contervilia hosts, plus Sir Milby Myrnw and Phoméon Siss Alianboth Btawart arriving from Vroo for a week. Florence Thomkon completed Neen studies then returns to Philadelphia for Jane Winter. Mr and Mrs Wy Smith plan to Princeton for university graduation exercises. their son Walcher Will to spend Spring. Mr and Mrs Charles Major with daughter Eva visited Mrs Major’s parents, I. G. Snapp in Glyndon. Mrs ft G Carr and daughter Jasie returned home from visiting Westfield, N. Y. Married James Templeton and Georgin Reed to settle in Warren. Mrs M Sands returned home from Buffalo after several days with brother A. L. Goldstein and Miss Helle Goldstein. Miss Flossie Haines travels to Dents Tain Pa to visit sister Mrs Pauline Griffith. Marshall Merrick of Gerry was in town for business. Kinley of Corry called on friends. Mrs Z A Blakeslee of Marteta Ohio arrived for extended visit with her sister. Rev Jurns of Youngsville Pa visited Mrs Mollie Burrows. L C Baker of Granville Pa and A Bak er enjoyed time with his father.
Memorial services across Wattsburg and Lowville areas note H. W. Owen and family attendance. Rev Lister delivers a fitting sermon at the Methodist church. Gen. L. Brown Post No. 225 and G. A. R. members in attendance. Social visits follow at Applebee and Bart Phillips homes. Neighborly news highlights birthdays, farm visits, and long‑awaited reuniting of old friends Selden and Willis Parker now back from Australia.
A fragment notes excess stock and inducements offered to boost orders after thefts. It mentions A F Messenger & Son as sole local agents for the International Tailoring Company of New York and hints at a Fourth of July sale. The text contains garbled dialogue about fashion and weather.
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