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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a mix of local notices, church events, union calls, and community ads. Names include Wm. Wright and Wright’s, Meade Valley, and Tyrell. references to July 1 1910, Philadelphia visitors, and a large funeral-related notice. Various briefs mention church gatherings, Sunday school, and job ads for laborers and firemen.
The junior society outing proceeds under church guidance with parents covering costs. Listed participants include Hills Ewing, Morrison, Dewey, Thompson, Patterson, Stinnvy, Rul Kettetorgur, Ittolberger, Mentley, Mertz, Ewing, Ward, Lewis, Nui, Wittany, Kittetberger and others. The event follows a plan approved by the pastor and aims to depart Friday after morning service.
Woman Queen of the Earth appears in a fragmentary OCR item with scattered words and letters. The readable text suggests a phrase about a woman and a title or event, but no clear names, dates, places, organizations, or outcomes are identifiable.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 7980 describes a Yor of Tun DAY style semiformal frock combining pale blue fabric with black satin accents. Front panel features bold sali material outlined by large black satin buttons. back panel uses similar fabric and trim. Sizes 16 and 20 years, priced 26 conto, sold by E. F. Livermo.
A lengthy notice recalls soldiers from Camp Sherman who were naturalized during memorial services for Mrs. Stennet. The event at the Stennett home on Wayne Street featured Rev. U. J. Woodward of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment followed at Pheas Grove Cemetery with local mourners and relatives listed.
Epirian Barnes aged 80 years 2 months died June 4 1910 after moving from Burbula to Corry in 1807. Funeral held at a local cemetery with family ties, burial noted with a mention of Joseph Barners guardian presence. several relatives named in the faded obituary fragment.
Classified fragment lists sales and notices including kitchen cupboard, table, and heater for sale and a Maxwell 1017 Studebaker on offer. Contact details reference Myers route 4 and other scattered lines indicate housekeeping duties and items for sale.
The funeral of Mrs Van Campen was held yesterday afternoon at Rexander’s church. The Episcopal service was led by Rev M S Ashton with many tributes from sorrowing friends. Interment followed at Pine Grove with flowers sent by noted local residents and relatives. The body arrived from Chicago on Saturday evening accompanied by Mr Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert.
The Rev G J Hellier died Sunday at his home 710 West Pleasant Street Bunny after lingering illness. He was 58 and is survived by his wife Mrs C Hellier, a son and four stepchildren. Funeral details note his body to be shipped to Mekonaport for interment.
A brief prayer service was held at Phenix Fotol Yeat for Simeon Steadman in the morning. The body was taken to the former home of Gerry in New York for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Steadman accompanied it.
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