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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1918
Page
5
Fragmented notices list multiple individuals with family ties and travel, mentioning visits to Huttalo and Warren, interment details, and various local associations. Named people include Mary Howleth, J r Mutwonn, and L. Binaibrand, plus Arthur Rhodes and William Lucan, with references to relatives, jobs, and moves amid a chaotic, obituary like montage.
A well known woman describes nervous exhaustion from caring for children and home duties. She recalls months of fatigue, loss of appetite, and changes in sleep and weight but notes improvement after returning to routine work and social activities.
A jumble of social updates from New York to Erie and neighboring towns. Residents report visits, moves, and family gatherings, with brief mentions of doctors, church events, and Red Cross service preparations.
Local schedule lists an afternoon pie social and evening card games at the Gazinia Glut hall. Upcoming events include the 27th Annual Muster Monday April 18 at Way State Armory with decorations and a dance at 8 PM. The Bilsses Joe and Lona Star hosts a Friday event and the I. T. Club meets Wednesday at Miss Wililame’s home.
L. J. Wilson, a prominent Lovells resident and business figure, died at Gorry City Hospital after pneumonia. He was born March 6, 1875, in Winston City and lived in Lovells for 17 years. Funeral at 1:60 with Roy W. Foulke officiating. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. He was a member of M. I. Church Corry Lodge Knights of the Maccabees and Cony Grange.
Banish catarrh and cold in the head with Hyomel. The ad claims relief in minutes and a cold ending in one day. It promotes a complete outfit including inhaler and bottle, available at druggists and N.F. Ames & Co.
A children’s matinee at the Fox Theatre features playful acts including a baby granda routine titled In Babes Lay the Wuuil. Audience families are invited to attend tomorrow for light entertainment suitable for youngsters.
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