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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
2
A letter from Pleasantville claims Thompson's Barosma cured a daughter once crippled by back pain and urinary issues after failing medicines. It extols the remedy for liver kidney diseases, bed wetting, and general vigor, urging readers to buy from NOP Anvos and Co. and Thomas Downey.
Weather indications show a warmer Saturday with Sunday showers and variable winds. The piece notes crowded conditions and growth of advertising in rural markets, contrasting local merchants with city papers. It mentions a proposed new ordinance to limit youth dances and urges guardianship at night.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement claims a cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts a money back reward if no cure is achieved and urges readers to buy from Toledo wholesalers and local druggists.
A large gathering of over thirty friends joined Bvt Rogers for a birthday anniversary evening of private play and music. The Minges Travster performed the music while refreshments were served by the host’s wife and mother, with guests expressing friendship and good will.
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association announces its annual meeting at the manager’s office in Alexander on Monday evening May 9 at 7 pm. Stock certificate holders are members and urged to attend. Directors will be elected for the coming year.
A 14 year old boy, Joe Nigteeyosk, was killed instantly by a car driven by Dr. Joey Montgomery at Eighth and Parade streets yesterday morning. He was returning from St Staielayis Parochial School on his way home for lunch when the accident occurred on his eleventh birthday.
The Baptist Church hosts a Sunday school temperance program led by the Sunday School Superintendent Mrs Herbert H Linseal. Students perform and recite poems and songs, with prayers by the minister and musical numbers by Milas Jonnie Wood Milan Walter Dorothy Waller and Mrs George Hosworth. An invitation is extended to all attendees.
The Hoyt Gomeny Company presents a four octavo lineup at the Big Tent Theater opposite the Grandin Hotel. Miss Pansy Beverly and Lawrence Trambell headline in The Fatal Seer, a four act dining comedy. Four vaudeville acts will perform nightly with ladies admitted free Monday night.
Friday evening the Home Watchmen of the World hosted a Monster Class in the city. Dr Sanborn and Hon John B. Brooke spoke as 216 applications for members were presented and the event included a buffet after the talks.
Zelon the prize cow owned by the State of New York will tour on the Lehigh Valley Farm ing Special next Monday May 4. The cow is to illustrate modern breeding methods and will travel with officials from the State Department of Agriculture Cornell University and the railroad company. The exhibit train will begin in Ithaca and visit towns along a route including Freeville Peruton Groton Lovke Moravia and Rosenore with demonstrations on planting fertilization crop care farm management poultry forestry and dairy methods.
Epworth League of the M E Church elected officers after a financial drive. A. E. Grinwold was named President with G. W. Paterson as 1st Vice President Uriah McCray 2d Vice President Mrs Brooke Dames 4th Vice President Florence Alexander Mine Times McCray Secretary and Bessie Rowman Treasurer. The report noted over 150 in receipts and membership remained steady. A peanut party followed the business session cheering a hopeful year ahead.
Chief of Police Horine reports a $500 reward from the county commissioner for arrest and conviction of any person connected with the disappearance of Edward P. Adams, nine, missing since April 10, with widespread search by local and state authorities.
About 5,000 fans attended the dedication of Erie’s Perry Ground named for a noted athlete. Judge Walling sponsored the event and Mayor Liebel threw the first ball amid high enthusiasm as the Suilors defeated the New Castle Necks 6 to 1 in the opener.
A list of church services and events across several congregations is announced. Salvation Army hosts Free and Busy Meeting and Blood and Fire gatherings with Captain Smith and Silent Lindberg inviting all to attend. Local Methodist Episcopal, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Evangelical and Lutheran churches share Sunday schools, preaching times, and midweek prayer meetings. A cordial welcome to all is reiterated.
A misread theatre brief promotes a western themed bill at the Lyrie with two features and a biograph titled Faithful. It promises outdoor scenery and comic relief, noting sensational scenes and a Painkiller product loosely linked to the show.
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