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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
6
Local ad lists low prices on flour blends and cereals including Railroad good family flour 95 cents per sack and 105 per sack, Red Bear blended flour, 30 cents and a dollar per pack. Also notes cookies, crackers, sodas, fruit syrups, evaporated milk, sardines, rice, potatoes, and groceries advertised with weekly sale prices.
A Corry market advertises fresh fish arrivals for Saturday with blue pike yellow pike trout loeth and roe carp entries. It promises large yellow perch and two to three pound caught wackerel alongside first of the season stock. Also touts new beets asparagus carrots wax beans and cucumbers at low prices.
A foggy stream of notices lists Dr Couern visiting Meadville and many locals like Thomas H. Cole, J T Rider, S J Lewis, Lillie M. Roster, and others from Erle Jamestown Warren and Meadville visiting Corry City today. Several families travel for short stays with friends, business visitors, or vacations, including Carl Bauer in Chicago, Miss Van Tassell to Sheffield, and Miss Stewart returning for the summer.
A jumble of names and travel notes from Vindeville detailing Dr. Bennett in Union City, Mrs. Wilbur BE Wilson, Dr. Granger from Sherman, Miss Una Duis and others visiting Mead Ville and nearby towns. Social calls, sickness, and family movements are noted alongside a sale announcement by W H Duffy & Co and a wedding at Clymer with gifts from friends.
Stated in a clipping, A. F. Messenger & Son, sole agents for Corry and vicinity of the International Tailoring Company of New York City, announce stolen-extra inducements to secure more orders and urge customers to order their July suits soon to save money.
Notice announces plans to be on the street market with berries and other produce. It invites the community to attend Wednesday market day and thanks patrons for past support. Frame D Palmer 113.
R S Johnson promotes the Domestic sewing machine as superior with detailed features and improvements. He invites patrons to inspect the machine, claiming unmatched versatility, balance, cabinet finish, and ease of use. The ad emphasizes 19th century craftsmanship and urges demonstrations to appreciate its worth.
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