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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
6
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Zemo medicated soap with a free trial cake and a guide on skin care. It claims universal usefulness for skin disease, gentle lather, and a dandy head wash. The note promises refunds if unhappy and lists Corry and I. W. Rose Medicine Co as preparers with a gold standard guarantee.
The mayor designates Wednesday May 10 1972 as Cleaning-Up Day for Corry. Citizens urged to clear yards alleys and curbs while city teams collect debris. wagons will pass each street once and debris must be out by Wednesday morning.
Fragments show The Ladies of Corry assisting The Order of Owls with recruitment. Mentions applications for members and benefits such as weekly payments and wages. Includes unclear references to initiation and local office.
An advertisement claims MANOLINE is a non greasy remedy that soaks in fast. It promotes immediate relief for Herema and other skin troubles with a simple one drop after shaving regimen.
Tomorrow the Municipal Club meets the High School team at Pakr grounds. Sullivan will pitch for the Municipal Club and Hill for the High School. The game starts at 3 o clock with a good crowd expected and strong local interest.
The Kane Republican reports Mrs. G. Adoma of Taamont McKean County continues to search for her 12 year old son Howard Adame who disappeared while fishing along a stream. A letter from the boy is cited, suggesting possible abduction by a group of seven tramps. the police chief is urged to investigate.
A Foster died Thursday morning at Gerry Hospital aged three years. He was the father of Ay 1 Poster of Hudastrest. Funeral arrangements had not been completed at this writing.
The Meadville Tribune notes a robbery at the Meadville Telephone Company's pay station on Monday night. Cash boxes in the hallway booths were stolen and some were discarded after looting, with an estimated haul of five to eighty dollars. Police contact unavailable as manager Wright was missing.
Walter Pettingill longtime Corry bookbinder dies after seven months in Warren hospital. Funeral Sunday at 3 o clock from his late residence with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife, one son, two daughters, brother H W Pettingill of Corry, and other relatives. Resident of Corry many years, renowned for fine handiwork.
Mayo Davduon of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, age 16, says she wished to marry Joe and fled with him after eloping. Police halted plans as Judge Queen in Jersey City arraigned the couple, with Davduon claiming coercion and parental opposition.
An advertisement touts Diapopals as a cure for gas dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims a single dose digests food, prevents fermentation and acid, stops belching and heartburn, and leaves a person with a healthy stomach and appetite.
The 33rd anniversary of the 1 0 C F Jonathan Lodge and Lady Frank Un Rebekah is announced inviting all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their families to attend Friday evening May 3 at 8 o clock in their parlors. The event will include dancing and cards following the entertainment.
Notice from D. B. Rows secretary calls 16 teachers and others in education to submit applications by Monday May 6. The document mentions expectations of early hour changes in May and urges eligible positions to respond promptly.
Cleaning service offers hat and glove cleaning and clothes gleaning and dressing at 104 North Center Street. Iws.
A garbled note outlines a design project claim and practical experience. The text hints at showcasing capabilities and guarding reputation but is truncated and unclear about scope or parties involved.
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