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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
5
Plain and semi tailored suits feature belted models with vestee effects and box coats. Materials include tricotine poiret twill silver tone and men’s wear serge with super silk finnings. Distinctive marks are narrow shoulders, close fitting collars and fitted set in sleeves. Prices range from 22.50 to 40 dollars.
Fashion notes favor the Dolman and Capes Wrap for spring. Materials include Menswear Serge Wool Velour Poiret Trill and Tricotine. Prices range from 12.50 to 37.50.
New stock features accessories such as Sill vests and union suits, Italian and thread silk hosiery, wash satin camisoles, teddy bears, white embroidered lingerie, delicate neckwear, and fresh models in Nins and Calma corsets reflecting a broad, stylish seasonal offer.
A list of individuals visiting or traveling to and from towns including Warton Warron TeRosay Cambridge Spelaga Hustla Yortngatown and Olvan Wy Mra Delnglo Mix Mabel Carroll Linendell Kylo Pally Mins Kuinond Roos and William Friend among others. The notes describe daily movements and social calls across multiple locales.
A 1910 testimonial recounts relief from kidney trouble after using Don's Kidney Pills. The speaker, a wagon maker named Austin, credits the pills with erasing pain and improving function, and later in 1918 endorses the remedy again, recommending it to others through Postor-Milbuyn Co in Buffalo.
A garbled news fragment notes Miay Mary Miompann of Janostown in the city for a party and travel by box to Philadelphia and New York. It mentions Belo enicidad division freight agent 1K Om Tuatloys, and people including Th. Woolford and Leon Lindley with Diggui. References to visits to Buffalo and automobile events appear amid unclear details about Frank TN. Smit’s body return to Spar tansburg.
A ministerial association gathering discussed changing conditions and potential measures. The session, hosted by a Presbyterian church, considered proposals to adapt church policy to current demands. Reports indicate several actions were debated and approved for future steps.
Commercial and technical subjects offered with all graduates employed. Readers are invited to request booklets. Water any day or evening at State and 11th Streets, route.
A meeting was held today led by Superintendent Nawyghe with students and mothers to discuss prenatal work. The plan includes parental involvement, education on pregnancy, and future visits by Mrs. Dawson Olinstead and Mr. Spilby to Washington, D.C. for a family visit with their father.
The funeral of Mrs Blain My wife of De Ju Ue Castor will be held Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock at the home on Fourth avenue. The body will be taken to Whilady for internment. The death of Mrs Castor, a respected young woman, has cast a gloom over Corry. Her infant son died shortly after birth. Her father S Harper Down, a former resident of Philadelphia, and two brothers in Philadelphia survive. The community extends sympathy to Dr Castor in his bereavement. A Williams spent today in Oi
A catalog of blouses in Georgette Voile and Crepe de Chine offers endless variety. Styles include tailored beaded and embroidered options in Navy Taupe Beige White and Flesh with prices from 2.98 to 12 dollars.
Mrs Darling died at her home on Main Street after a brief illness. She leaves two sons, William and Clement, and daughters Jessie and Myrtle, plus a sister Mrs Aller Mitchell and a half brother Edward Moore. A member of the Woman's Relief Corps and Christian Alliance Church, she was born in Corry and lived here most of her life. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Fragmentary OCR text promotes Swamp Root with marketing claims. Mentions Kilmer and sample offer, references Dr Rilor & Go and Hibylarton V, and urges readers to obtain a sample. The passage is corrupted with misspellings and garbled words, but centers on a medicinal claim and a direct sample request.
A community entertainment at the high school auditorium featured 30 cast members in the program with Miss Mildred Crowell leading. The show included Miss Anderson’s musical interlude and a concluding note of successful receipts totaling a sum.
A cluttered page advertises a soap from Soul's theater, a women’s club event led by Miss Mai Howell, and ward meetings at 10 o'clock with locations on Main Street. It also notes a sermon by Dre Mahood, updates on a hospital patient, and a thrift stamp fundraising plea. Market items from Schmidt & Deery list locomotive and iron trades alongside varied ads and public notices.
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