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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
5
New Kid Gloves, silk gloves and one piece dresses in Latin messaline taftas and silk poplin priced from 6.50 to 12.50. Also new corsets in mesh colors, white, neckwear, hosiery in gray and brown, muslin underwear, silks and cotton waists, hair ribbons and ornaments offered at popular prices.
Local brief lists residents and guests with Easter visits and travel. Names include Mirw MB Caldwell Mrs Merle Goutwwell Thelma and Myrtle Tuller in Erie. Miss Pinrenes Anrlawa visiting from Moailville. Miss Flarriut Feomyor and Wallacs Young from Amherst College on Easter plans. Also mentions Joseph Burkhart, Lohan Holman, Willem Bradt, Adolphia packing shipments to Philadelphia, and families of Mr and Mrs FC Togart.
Rev Father McKesney and Aymes Lawler return to Geneseo after short visits. Miss Katherine Stone visits Dunbridge Springs. Katherine Stone and others travel from Gainesville to home. Clifford Amidon of Detroit visits the city. Mrs Elizabeth Usher hosts, and W Vai Tassel returns home. John Grady notes son William Grady now safely arrived in France with a special mechanics regiment.
The column lists residents and visitors: Mrs. Bonnell returning from Warren, Miss Marion Young home from Predomina Normal, families from Conneaut Lake, Daytona Florida trips, Buffalo and Mercer visits, Easter plans in Warren and surrounding towns. It notes the funeral of Mrs. Vater from Brookville and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery, plus local genealogical mentions of Mrs. Spratt and Miss Arvilla Suckeut.
The paragraph lists a jumble of names and events with friends visiting relatives, travel plans, hospital procedures, and family matters centered on a city community. Several individuals are mentioned in informal notes about returns, departures, and social engagements.
Readable fragment notes two individuals at 72 percent on West Wayne Street with a mention of 8 Boue. Details are sparse. no clear event or outcome is provided.
A fragment notes a lecture titled Soldiers of Chance Vivagrapa to be held at the Amuses venue tonight. Details are incomplete but indicate a dramatic or entertainment event featuring this group.
The notice advertises Farmer's Shoe Repair Supply offering leather in cut soles and strips nails rubber ready made heels and other high grade goods at bottom prices for do it yourself repairs.
Local storefront advertises a closing out sale featuring pork chops pork loin roast and Swift's Premium hams with prices shown per unit in cents and dollars. The fragment notes items and prices in a terse catalog style from a historical advertisement.
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