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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1917
Page
8
A wide assortment of dress fabrics is advertised, ranging from low-cost materials to premium selections. Shoppers are invited to inspect the varied textures, colors, and weaves, with emphasis on value and quality.
Columbus Colinas and Mare u The Worth Wowtorn Milk Prodinare Association will meet at Odd Pethows Hall on Saturday March 21 at 140 p. WA Boo WEtendi neely Mestred Mrs Byron Aliro Went Li Mead ville travel to speak. Many local residents and families noted for visits and daily life as the community shares news of church services and quarantines, with various social visits and local happenings.
Image of an old newspaper page listing numerous church congregations in Gowe News. Includes Birst Baptist under Rev. Frederick Baler with service times, Birst Presbyterian with Sunday School at 12 10, St Elizabeth Catholic Mass times, St Thomas Catholic Mass schedule, Christian Science service, Emanuel Episcopal Church details, St Pauls Lutheran Sunday timetable, United Brethren Church programs, Christian and Missionary Alliance activities, Sm Ska, Salvation Army meetings, Spring Creek M E Church service times, Columbus M B Church, and First Methodist Episcopal Church schedules.
An evening program features Ure en terhilnment with music and a light selection of refreshments. The event highlights include a sherbet offering and a display by local arts group Ping Apple, centered on a leisure night atmosphere.
March gathering at Lake Pleasant saw Mrs Sin pIa Donaldson host an afternoon with good attendance. Visitors included Mrs Hiliel Kinsey and children from Corry, plus J P Calkins, Mr and Mrs Hinligan, and many neighbors. Birthday cheers for Mr Frank Willfig, dental work for Mrs Mandie Hinko n, and moves of several families occupied local talk as residents visited relatives and updated homes and farms across Corry and nearby towns.
March 28 community notes mention Cutting Cutting meeting with Mrs Emmettatchen set for Thursday April 18. Attendance list includes Mrs Kate ttualinie at the 20th Century Ott meeting in Clymer, with a note about an interesting pager on Other Lays. Several local residents and families are cited visiting, moving, or ill with rheumatism, including Norman Buxton, the Hockertuks, and Lynn Hopkin.
Beaver Dam guests travel from Corry area to visit Mr. Joseph Barnhart and Mr and Mrs WH Smithrom near Jackson Station. Nettie Gifford and family are hosted by Mrs Reid Lyohm. Corry Hospital treatments noted with Dr Kibler as attending physician amid unspecified trouble.
Local notes from Concord include Mrs Alfred Gawns visiting Mes wid ten 08 Hoist ott Mr and Ma. Leemy Liniayy were Terry visitors Monility. Henry Mayers al Kelw on Thelay and Humes Crowell renewed. Me and Mr. Merl Gui Went 10 Bhar Take. Mrs Norton and Mr wil Ate Mixer hosted Garry and family. Mrs A J Morey wintering with her daughter Mrs Henry Rupe returned to Nordone. Mrs Bob Ceawell called on Minton Gly for a family illness.
Mr Walter Deduane spends a few days in Corry. Mira Farnham underwent surgery at Corry Hospital two weeks ago and is slowly recovering under nurse care. Glenn Jaynlo was taken to hospital Tuesday night and is home again Wednesday morning in good condition. Gertie Johnson of Weights-Milla visits for a few weeks. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Sonnie Higging is ill with grippe. Mr Walter Sieisor hosts a warm social Friday night. Mr Altoni Mead loses a cow Wednesday. Mr Arthur Brooks prepares to install an Empire Milling machine. Wales Hardware Co of Corca handles the work. Florence Mead recovers home.
Dr Andrew S McKelvey appears as a chiropractor and spine specialist in Corry Pennsylvania listing address at No 9 Park Place and contact Bell Phone 256 J. Also notes Doe No 2 percent Park Place Corry Pa
Fragmentary item references Miss Mazel KENAEHER and Miss Mos, mentioning spending and a weekend with relatives in Youngsville. The legible bits suggest a social notice or column fragment about local people and activities but lack clear facts, dates, or outcomes.
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