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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
8
The Library Theater announces skating sessions at the Armory Rink on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoon and evening, inviting community members to join for public recreation.
Miss Ethel Pier saw a visitor today while Toy Sharpley starts the day in Youngville. Various locals such as Herburt Bracken in Warren and Henrico Turner of Brie visit Trignis. Mrs. George Kestnir of Irvine visits John Sheely Sr. in Clymer. Doctors and merchants travel between Sherman Jamestown Warren and Buffalo for visits and errands. The Presbyterian Baking Sale is announced for Long Store. Walter O’Hern and the Naugh ty Marietta company were in town with a packed house at Old City last night.
E Dolain of fiie is in the city on business today. Louisa Myrick went to Sherman to visit friends. Mrs Charles Couoh and Mrs Ate Ho Mahle went to Union City today. T C Phelps of Bradford is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs J H Moti. Mrs Charles Bonside returned (0 Fulfalo) this afternoon after a short visit with relatives in this city.
Former Kansas populist senator W A Pfeffer, 84, is critically ill in Topeka. Doctors operated, amputating a toe above the knee to curb gangrene spreading from his feet. Pfeffer, elected in 1891, stayed in Washington after his term to work on a congressional record and returned to Topeka last summer.
About twenty friends gathered at ALB Kuishts home on Park Place to celebrate his birthday. Cards and music filled the evening. He received a silk umbrella souvenir, followed by a bountiful supper as guests offered best wishes.
A devout and sincere surprise greeted Mrs. Bert Brown yesterday afternoon when about fifty Alabians moved into her home to honor the society president. Light refreshments followed and Mrs. Brown received a sterling fork as thanks for her year of service.
Mrs Christine Linquist died at her Columbus home last night aged 1n years funeral services planned for Monday with time not yet announced. Local arrangements pending at Columbus. Two major film features appear tonight at the Lyric starring Maurice Costello and Arthur Johnson. Palm Rewealer and Lent lunch offerings noted with Wednesday and Friday service.
Opinion leaders including Dr Er Led erle health commissioner of New York and Dr Milton Rosenau of the Public Health Service advocate pasteurization. Professor William T Sedgewick of MIT supports it as the only safe milk. The New York law enacted January 1, 1912 requires all milk produced in New York to be pasteurized.
Spartanburg and Enuriansbilte area reports daily life events from March 13 1912. Roig Branch Pa residents Floyd McCracken and A B Day appear among town notes. Anni Baker, Rose Binney, Mlle Page and Mrs Johnson visit. Wattaace will hold opening events March 20 21. Postmaster changes at Spartanshire with H L Bowen appointment. Mary Thoutson and Myrna Thomson assist. Vinol advertised by C C Hallback & Son druggists Corry Pa. Also notices on Arcade Candy shop reopens and coal price rise March 15 due to shortages.
The article traces cotton manufacture to Arab introduction in Europe, noting durabinan year 0 and cannipioa in Spain, then extended silk and dye technics, woodblock printing, and woodhaul painting methods cited as part of early European craft adoption.
A moral meditation argues envy proves futile as people chase status and wealth. It contends that no matter how high one rises, others remain above, leaving the envious soul perpetually unsatisfied and miserable.
Market ad promoting Ressler's First Avenue Market offerings. Claims shot grade beef high quality and cuts not from cows or hull, emphasizes western beef differences and fresh fish in stock daily.
Sale offers one fourth off on worn slightly soiled night gowns skirts and corset covers and new Foulard Suks at 1.50 yd and up. Spring silks and veils feature two tone prints stripes florals and borders with various colors and fabrics. Also discounted cottons undergarments and children's wear with budget prices for late season buyers.
Pocket catalog copy describes Novelty Lace lead 10c and narrow lace edges for men's and children's garments. Mentions use on dresses undergarments aprons and other neat finishing needs. Indicates a focus on domestic sewing supplies and trim quality for daily wear.
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