Fragmentary note on club stock and Rotary district meeting
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a club and stock association with a Rotary district reference. Unable to identify names, places, dates, or concrete actions from the unreadable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
5
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a club and stock association with a Rotary district reference. Unable to identify names, places, dates, or concrete actions from the unreadable text.
Hoath spends the day in Verloom business while Henderson visits Olt City. Miss Woodford returns from Jamestown as a guest of friends. Mrs. Henry Rogerswell travels home to Brin after visiting Randolph. Mr Christie attends professional engagements in Spartansburg. Rev Brashar arrives to lead revival at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs RK McIntyre visit Union City to see relatives.
The advertisement touts glassware such as syrup jugs and imitation cut glass pitchers, crystal vases, and Bambino basket ware at reduced prices including one quarter off. It promotes spring dresses in late styles with silk crepe de chine at discounts from regular prices, and foulard silks with waist and dress patterns offered at reduced rates.
All wool serges in new spring colors with many pieces of fancy dress goods worthy of 50 to 75 cents per yard. Regular 1.25 yard goods reduced to 0.79. Mostly black 30 to 42 inches wide suitable for linings and quilt coverings. Readily sold at higher prices in other markets.
Will Page traveled to Sherman for a brief business visit. Ray Powers returned from a city trip where he had been engaged in business. Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Elliot, Attorney Joseph MacCormicle, Mrs. Gleon Eldred, Mine Maite Glenn, Mr and Mrs Joe Shomburg, R. F. Livermore, Samie Morke, M. Sheely, Willand Thompson, George Muldericke and others were noted as visiting or returning home from nearby towns including Olean, Buffalo, Arethle, Spring Creek, Cleveland, Barberton, Daytona Beach, and Muftolols on various errands, visits, or winter departures.
A brief card of thanks to friends and neighbors and the members of the several lodges for kindness and sympathy. The note is signed Pettit Grant Patil and references appreciation from the community.
Readers saw misprint in ads for Library Theater shows. The notice corrects that the films depict Company A at Mount Gretna, Pa, during July 16 to 26, featuring Corry company members from last summer. The films will be shown next Friday and Saturday night only.
In Corry a playful storefront scene unfolds as a grocer touts bargains and candies while the guitarist from another room promises an entertaining song. A rival wagon remains blocked, and Bachofnir's Store at 480 B Main Street advertises itself amid the chatter and street side distractions.
Local store advertises limited time deals including Golden Egg Macaroni for 6 cents, Told's Sterling Compound at 106 per pound, Cold Quality Best Halibut at 280 per pound, nine cans of pink salmon for 256, six rolls toilet paper for 28 cents, Castile soup at 2 bo, plus Fancy oranges and grape trust.
Guy Bultera returns to Warren with his family as J Austin, Le Alexander and Lyle VanVierk attempt a morning to spend the day in the city.
An old medical advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a cure for constipation in children. It claims coated tongues, foul odors, and improved digestion after a single dose, warns against counterfeits, and urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company.
A garbled local ad from The Diamond Grocery touts low prices and quirky offers. It mentions fresh eggs at 22 cents a dozen, a fancy package putter at 34 cents per pound, and wormy sugar priced at $1.50 for 95 pounds, with unclear statements about rack pricing and downtown days.
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