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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
8
A blurred OCR list shows numerous names with titles and relations in a social gathering. Phrases reference a Monday swain and a large family reunion at a Corry area home with many relatives and guests visiting from Columbua and nearby towns.
A flood of visitors and social events filled weekends in Columbus Chronicles. Mr and Mrs A Sandburg hosted relatives from Damnstown, while Mrs Whitkey welcomed friends from Corry and Warren. Numerous gatherings occurred at homes in Columanbia, with birthdays celebrated and town residents traveling to Corry and Min to attend church and family functions.
Beaverdam News Notes covers a June schedule of church and community events. Mentions include Children’s Day exercises planned by the U B Church, a missionary meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Men. Jones Prontor, and a visitor from Olid with ties to local schools. Also notes Miss Ruth Dyous visiting from Corry and Miss Katharine Brood returning from Warren attending a local school event.
A fragmentary obituary and society notes recount a funeral at the Eleuthera Protestant church and various family updates. Mentions Mrs Elmo Proster, Mrs David Gillows, Marion Smith, Maynard family, and others returning from trips. Several names and places appear blurred or misspelled in the OCR, reflecting an old local newspaper item.
The funeral was held at Baker Hill for the late Mrs. O. Green with large attendance. Roy Arters of Columbus led the services. pallbearers included Olen Jackson and George Mead. Interment followed in West Shie cemetery. She was married January 12, 1900, to S. D. Green of Titusville, survived by husband, brother Martin Minor, uncle Wenley Moore, and many friends. Mrs Green was active in church work and devoted to helping the sick and needy. many friends from away attended.
Fragmentary entry records a person named M T Art Lonely Out Buukel associated with Tuyo Sam Gewor. The note references a hip van and number 78, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
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