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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
6
At the Amusly theater two top Vitagraph and Biograph reels are shown tonight with an extra five cent bill. Do not miss this feature program as advertised for a brief city entertainment.
Roxford Fabric promotes a high quality paper with cloth like finish available in ruled or plain options. Packaged attractively in a box, it highlights value and elegant presentation for potential buyers.
A reader is urged to compare this paper's value with 16 or 20 cent papers, claiming a superior quality and lower price. The appeal emphasizes affordability and quality, noting a paper that surpasses others and is sold at ten cents.
A noisy sale list describes Wood's Lenten bargains featuring codfish varieties and smoked herring. Readers are invited to purchase Fancy Myrtle Codfish, Purkey Codfish, smoked halibut, and Norwegain salmon products at marked prices during Lent, emphasizing largest and finest catches and daily availability.
A flurry of short notices lists local residents and visitors. Names include Father Tracy Weil, Y J Powers, Pearle Smith, Abe Goldstein, J D Goodwin, BL Monroe, GW Baird, FL Stone, John Culp, Cleve Fariba, Horpst, Bracken, Rev White, Mrs Geralds Abbey, Will McHroy, Mrs Carr, Charles A Sautter, JP Armstrong, Mr Mook, Dr Greenfield, Charles Mather and Lena Mailler, Desmond of Corey, Mrs G A Davis, F S Wade, Frank E Crane, and many others visiting, staying, or traveling through Corry and nearby towns. The item also notes funeral and church events, confirmations, and newspaper staff movements.
Miss Belle Webb spent Sunday in Waterford with her parents Willan Kruse and sister of Erie Sport Sunday asysuesis of Miss Louis Winans Miss Lon White visited friends in Genterville on Wednesday Mrs Panny Inqmaires arrived from Rochester NY and will take her home with her daughter Mrs Frank Jones Mlle Mary A Thorson spent Sunday with Rey and Mrs Potter at one city Miss Allen Kitney has gone to Rio where she has been engaged by the Dle Dry Goods Go to trim for the coming season Me and Miss Fran te Willet visited their daughter Mrs Fred Bassett in Unto City Sunday Mrs C A Davenport of Titlsville spent the weekend with her sister Mrs L Kinney Karl Everheart of Latrob came home Tuesday called by the business of his father Miss Georgia Reed of Stoneham came Tuesday to attend the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Geo Reel
Fragmentary OCR notes show a stray address and phrases about a speaker or event at Mille House No 8 South Gen ter street. The readable items mention Corry Pal Fant stacks and names Willing Mer of straw bursy. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent reportable fact.
The eighteenth century wit George Bubb Doddington known as Bubb Doddington was famed for dining well and dozing after meals. During a meal with Sir Richard Temple and Lord Cobham Cobham accused him of sleepiness. Doddington denied hearing the tale but admitted he slept through it and later recalled the time when the story would be told.
Newspaper brief lists multiple church services across Columbus and nearby areas. References include Woodin’s church with morning and evening services, a Unity and Union service at the M B Church, First Presbyterian Church on Center and Pleasant Streets with specified times, and a revival and Sunday School notices. Also mentions a local drugstore advertisement and jewelers promoting goods and services.
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