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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
3
A cantankerous note extols a broad array of blooms and greenery including tulips hyacinths daffodils narcissus palms ferns table ferns and rubber and umbrella plants. It stresses consistent proper handling and invites trials and commendation.
The Lyric Theater screens Captain Barnacle and other Vitagraph features in Corry. Two new shows headline the program with amusing scenes and lively performers.
An ad touts Noro Tablets for nervous disorders and general debility with a money back guarantee. It promises relief from headaches digestion sleeplessness and rundown feeling and notes availability from local druggists in Corry with a 60 cent price.
Readable items note Knowlton's tomato sale tomorrow, a St Patrick’s dance at Rathbun Hall, and upcoming social events. The Armory rink hours, local meetings at Congress Street, and notes on arrests and court actions appear amid weather and hospital updates.
A local advertisement promotes fresh daily Tafties in exclusive Old English flavors. It highlights wholesome vanilla chocolate strawberry cinnamon and other varieties from high grade stock, always uniform and always fresh.
Columbus column records Mrs Ily Allen returning home after visiting Witter with her sons and others. Several residents including Mrs Frank Howard of Corry, Mrs George Stranagan, Varnett Bowers of Ilwood City, and Mr and Mrs James Carle with daughter travel to visit relatives. Miss Edith Northrop visits Mount Jewett relative. Jase Wook and Miss Bousle Lamoua attend gatherings in Corry. St Patrick's Supper planned at church parlor with Heath orchestra and invited guests. Albert and Mrs Western host visitors from Weightayville.
Report notes a new order issued by Judge Prather regarding the prohibition on providing or selling alcoholic beverages on credit or for watering drinks. It prohibits treating patrons, selling Lyndr hy, or entertaining drinkers at premises. The measure aims to curb intoxicant distribution and enforce the May 14 1887 law.
An adjourned meeting of Corry Hospital directors settled on electing the eleventh director and naming officers including President Loveland and Treasurer Smith. The reappointment of Superintendent Miss Fay Palooune was noted as a strong sign of trust. Separately Pottsville reports the United Pentecostal Church annual conference adjourned after ordaining ten deacons and eight young men for ministry.
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