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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
6
May weekend roundup in Corry and nearby towns records visitors, family updates, and local events. Notables include Mrs Leuis Raymond and Mrs L Caster at the funeral of Arthur Senra, Archy Bracken’s calls around town, and Miss Flora Ferry visiting her grandparents.
Mr and Mya Dolox Schrambling visited Sunday at Mrs Lola Schrambling Lo ment with Brandsoy who was home from Blats doll a few days High School exhibit included specimens from Hotiiblyn section a tree cut by a honvor donated by Crosby and other curiosities from pupils The town seeks curious specimens and donations The note recalls the first teachers Institute in November 1844 in Columbus by Prof F A Allen a portrait of whom is at the High School.
A report from Clymer notes a 50 man crew repairing trachea between Child Switch and the depot. Local visitors Mia Skeldon and Mian Hinkley are in Chautaugus for a few days. Mrs. Carlish returned home after ten days with relatives in Pa. Ole Damion spent Tuesday in Corry on business. Sam Wiggers enjoys his Oakland car and is active driving it. A gray Percheron of 2070 pounds owned by Wm. Clinger stands at Wieger's barn each Saturday. Leila Daybrook and Jennie Tenaink were married at the Dutch church parsonage. A shower interrupted the celebration as the newlyweds returned home. Mrs. Carolie Glison of Buffalo was buried Monday. her children Harry, Empuest, Joy, and Annette Gilson attended.
The Corry area reports a mix of town news including funeral notices for Mr Doatilutr and others, carpenters and plasterers preparing Mohawk street homes, Legler Bros hauling calves, High School baseball plans, and a near mishap with a Crosscut horse at a platform. Local visitors and small incidents fill the fragment.
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