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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
5
A garbled local item lists numerous residents and visitors: Wi. Edmonds Jett and BG Wilcox among others travel for business in the northwest and Florida, with many friends seen in the city. Several residents attend funerals, visit relatives, or recover from illnesses while others plan trips to New York, Olean, and Spring Greek, reflecting the season’s social activity.
dart Grows Jo e-business visitor An Kaito and others from Spring Creek and Mayville were seen in the city yesterday. Mrs Pitt and friends traveled to the city. Dr J Ay Mou Wn remained home with a mild illness. Murry Choney is confined at Nis hime after an accident. Willam Tamone and Eric planned a morning visit. Mr and Mrs dn H Raymond and Str and Mrs Spangunburg traveled to North Hast for a death in the family. Shol nophaw, W. A. Bwonlah, died recently at Rich Sauitarhim and was returned home to Chicago.
Work has begun to remodel the City Building rooms into an expanded billiard area for the Stanford Club once cramped for space. The project by the Stanford Home Co includes new wood flooring and an attractive design, with costs estimated at 2200 and 1400 for rooms and equipment. Occupancy is expected by mid April after three rooms are renovated.
Paris crowds celebrated through the night awaiting a German airship reported near the border. In New York City, parades and joyous displays followed by reports of bombs on a town northeast of a port city. The mood shifted as details emerged about the airships crossing borders and returning.
Weather shifts over the weekend sparked a spike in grip cases across the city. Doctors report many patients with cold related illnesses piling up at clinics as the epidemic grows.
A large gathering at the Corry Encampment LOI meeting installed officers for the year led by D D Hy Th Ay Pont Ay Bi Vorterene TE A A Nichola HOP Guy Rogers and others. The event featured a social hour with refreshments after a successful installation and induction ceremony.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at two o'clock from her home. Rev. Shaw officiated with remarks. Burial followed in Tiny Grove Cemetery. Among out of town mourners were Mr. Barnard of Michigan and Mr. Shirt of Virtu. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchett from East joined.
A high school session featured four speakers discussing ongoing world affairs. Harry Darling covered recent Russian territorial changes and war impacts, Virginia Wapnoner addressed national issues and the Mexican situation, and protection for American ships was noted. Clebert Curtis spoke on foreign traits and Nolin Wallace honored local events.
Notice to Knights of Pytnlay urging all members to attend a meeting of the order this evening.
Announcement in broken text describes auto jitney service starting Monday from Muin and Center Valvooth at 6:30 with trips to Howard Tannery every half hour until nine o clock. Remainder of day elevates trips hourly. Fares listed as five cents to Railroad Street and two five cent fares to the Tanpery.
The stockholders of the Cory Product Company will hold a meeting at Splesmagie Hall Saturday in March at one p.m. for the purpose of considering the manufacture of the future plant by Cory. The board will preside.
Capt Frank Ranholan Brown of Wilcox Pennsylvania dies near Syracuse after returning for Major Brown’s nephew’s death. Brown taught military mechanics at Mennuylvan Military College Chester before going into Canada business, later engaged in high tech Intercein. Funeral planned in Byron, NY. family shocked by the loss.
Manley and Bingham offer cleaning and delivery on request. Contact Bull phone 294-R-165-J for arrangements. Address referenced appears as Wa ington feet, Holween Center Wrikit ptreet, return to 4] Wrikht street iyao.
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