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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
6
A flashy ad promises rapid joint pain relief with Rheume 4k, sold by Nu P. Atos & Co. and others under a money back plan. It cites a Mrs Alleen Brown of New York claiming seven years of suffering eased by one bottle, touting uric acid dissolution within 24 hours.
Wasted 1th spring lreok Qlwh entertained Fields and Corry guests at a hotel room gathering Saturday evening. Supper was served and enjoyed. Visitors included Mrs John Geay and William’s birthday surprise party. Games, music, and a quilt project at Mrs Wn Pe Queen’s home featured community members from Corry, Warren, and Indiana Pa.
In East Branch a man named Brinch was found dead Friday in his home after a sudden collapse. Relatives, including his sister and parents, recall his years of life and recent move to the area. Local residents mourn as authorities investigate the unexpected passing.
Corry spent two weeks with his daughter Mrs Myrtle Weldon. He was joined by his sow-in-law Mr Walter Weldon during the stay.
In Concord on Friday evening residents gathered for a pleasant social with music as the main feature. A noon lunch was served. Farmers attended an institute in Dry Monday and Tuesday. lectures were well received. Various local names appear with updates on members’ health births and deaths. An Anti-Saloon League speaker planned for Sunday evening. several families moved or updated their locations.
Residents and visitors in Corry are noted in a string of brief items. Mies Momte Crowley spent a day shopping in Corry. Miss Katherine Hartington plans several days in Corry with Mrs. O Day. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Sexipi's Thursday. Mr. Hurl Marion of Niobe visited brother Oscar Carlson for a few days. Burl Maines pursued a business venture in Corry Wednesday. Milfred Mogan, visiting here week, returns to her home in File The sale at Mr Molkyhaps drew a good crowd. The Ladies Aid of Tepvet served lunch. Miss Gertrude Garrett, ill for three weeks, is improving. Carlvon spent Thursday in Corrie. Mrs Turrows hosted aBent all in Corey today. Moydane Meynolds and Mrs Ton Kom attended the funeral of Mr Newell of Corry. Mrs Vresila Keep and Miss dred Holmen visited Corry Friday evening. Mrs Pod McGrath and Rangatar spent the day in Corry. Mrs Lylt Thomas of Corry visited Trends today. Dr Stem of Willon City was in town today.
An advertisement boasts Pape's Winpopsin quickly relieves stomach distress including gas indigestion and sour belching. It claims dramatic results within minutes, a money back guarantee, and wide popularity as a harmless regulator. The piece also notes other local items and community notices.
March updates from BLUE EYE report Mrs. C MacIntyre a business visitor in Corry. families including Front Linguist and kin plan to move to James Town. Mrs. Chas Dijenus and Mrs. Walter Delevan with son Donald visited Columbus. Emma Hulquist mourns a local death. several residents attended Columbus horse fair.
A garbled OCR style notice hawks MUSTEROLE as a remedy for aches and pains. It mentions doctors and nurses endorsing use for sore joints, chest congestion, and cold symptoms, with vague references to mustard-based preparation and a Cleveland address.
Last Friday evening about thirty friends gathered at John Cusi on and wife to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson for their twentieth wedding anniversary. The event featured games and music with a bountiful lunch. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lillian Peterson and two children Adaline and Howard of Jamestown and Mrs. Edwin Is vacleon of Union City. Visitors stayed over at the Swanson home and were joined on Sunday by Mr. Tarnalucn. A separate gathering at Burney Kellogg and wife Monday for Miss Albertine Linguist ahead of her marriage Julie Hon concluded a pleasant night with a served dinner.
Fragmentary notice indicates Bogart purchased property and Curtis acquired a farm site, with references to a transfer and removal actions connected to new ownerships. Details are unclear due to damaged text but denote a sequence of property transactions among named individuals.
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