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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

4

Rainy Saturday Offers and Local Notices Spark Community Sales

Local ads and notes describe Saturday sales and bargains at Knowltons and NASTS with underwear, plants, produce, and kitchenware. Community items include a Woodmen Circle memorial meal at 1 30 PM, a Bake Sale at Knowltons, and Miss Katherine Nesh hosting a picnic. Also reported is the injury of Howard Johnson's son from a cream separator accident, with surgery expected to save fingers though a sling will follow.

Wwest Sitama Union Salts Nast Airn Ilvene Hard of Toledo Hinty Mre C. Babbitt Woodmen

Saturday on y fancy dairy hut tur 870 West's

A garbled local item list mentions Ray Powers spending the day at Warren, lost auto home number 60792 to be left at the Journal, Mrs E Clarke and Miss Charke at Ninxary Pats, Knowlton's sale of eggs and suits at Steen's selling out, and a police incident at the depot with two youths fined for disorderly conduct. The article also notes the remains of Howry DN and a court hearing for Harry Moor on assault and related charges.

Ray Powers Warren E. Clarke Miss Charke Ninxary Pats Knowlton's Mutou City Walker N. Center Steen Howry DN Butler Corry Birial Vine Valley Vollow Cort Thin Tuoening Harry Moor Will Nd Wau St. Porter Mra Edna Moore North Center Street Moors

Funeral of Mrs. Babbitt Held Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Babbitt were held at the family home on North Center Street this afternoon at one o'clock, attended by many friends and relatives. Rev. W. G. Price, Universalist pastor, delivered a touching discourse. Pallbearers included Frank Babbitt, Byron Babbitt, J. A. Thayer, Sherman Babbitt, and other relatives. Floral tributes poured in from friends and local merchants who closed stores for the service. The remains were taken to Westfield for interment aboard the train. Out-of-town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thayer, Mrs. Carle Thayer, Mrs. Gertrude Thayer, Mrs. Eliath Corbott, and others from Sherman, N.Y.. Mrs. Byron Fenner and Clyde Former of Westfield, Minn.. Minna Harter, Mrs. Alta Times, Chautauqua, Mrs. Myra Girford of Gosport, N.Y.. Mrs. Blyene Marble of Ohio.

Ira Susan Babbitt North Center Street W. G Price The Universalist Tuwaville Pallbourers Ifrank Byron Babebitt Fenner Westfield J. A. Thayer Sherman Habbitt Brakiin Babbitt Westfeld Atornont J. J. ‘Thay Carle Thayer Mig Gerride ‘Thayer Eilith Corbutt Walter Corbett Ahorman N.Y Byron Fenner Clyude Weatfietd Min Minnta Harter Atlona Times Chantanqua Myra Gifford Gosport Blyene Marit Tato Olio Ka ‘Libbio Erle

More Class Picnics Being Held Today at Corry

Readable fragments describe Corry High School picnics with juniors and Frenchmen preparing to travel by train from Cantor Street near the depot to Sylvan Park on Lake Chautauqua. The event, reportedly quiet, involved arrangements by Mr. Woodworth and an auto truck provided to Findlay Lake, with officials hoping to avoid disturbance as the two classes planned a subdued celebration.

Lhasa Corry Cantor Utreet PRR Gopkomors Elise Corry High School Tneir Ourly Poblen Sylvan Vork Chautanqua

Hats Sellout at Steen's Deep Discounts Showcased

Hats priced at 3.00 to 0.50 dominate Steen's sale with marked reductions including 1.25 and 1.00 items. Rev H C Shaw visits Marandon today to deliver an address this evening. Mrs J Kngham returns to Tutalo Ulaaflamnoh after a visit with Gorry relatives.

Steen H.C Shaw Marandon Mra J. Krngham Tut‘alo Ula Gorry

Prlly Whipped By Hoosier Schoulmaater at Lyric

A local theater notes an amusing miscue as Hoosier Schoulmaater delivers a chaotic performance at the Lyric, causing laughter and lighthearted chaos during the expected concert night.

Hoosier Schoulmaater Lyric Conight Ib’ U Gromt

Weather Roundup Across Cities With Mixed Clarity

Observation from the Weather Bureau notes temperatures and weather across major cities. Conditions vary with clear skies reported in several locales including New York Albany and Philadelphia while other stations show hazy or unsettled readings.

United States Wrather Bureau New York Albany Atlanta City Buffalo Mott Chicago St. Loin New Orleans Washington Philadelphia

Market Report New York Provision Market

New York June 10 market report lists wheat and flour prices, oats, corn, and yellow corn values, plus turkey and fowl quality notes. Buffalo market shows winter wheat, corn, oats, flour, hogs, potatoes, and creamery products with price ranges. East Buffalo Livestock Market reports cattle, sheep and lambs, hogs, and hay prices across several classes.

New York Buffalo East Buffalo

Max Figman Sets Lyric Tonight at Mooeler School

Local report notes Max Figman performing at the Mooeler Schoolmaster 65 event. The evening features a lyric recital with notes on stage and audience seating.

Max Figman The Mooeler Schoolmaster

Rant offign reoma over Downey's Drug store

In a Franksville notice a sale at Downey's Drug Store with assorted items appears. The ad lists flowers at Geraniums W. D. Rowe's and a range of shoes and apparel with prices, plus a residence birth notice for a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Thompson Amidon in Minneapolis on June 7 and an obituary for Emily Landsrath with a funeral plan to Jamestown.

Reoma Downey's Barlow W. D. Rowe's Thompson Amidon Alinneapolin

Corry Chamber Meeting Friday June 11 At 7 30

A Corry Chamber of Commerce and Industry meeting is scheduled in the Cameron Block rooms Friday evening at 7:30. President Clough will announce his committees, and all members are urged to attend. Secretary J P Dikown.

Netice Corry

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