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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1915
Page
4
Round Ticket Hosiery offers ladies stockings at 25 cents a pair and men silk liste socks at 25 cents a pair. The ad highlights durable heels and toes designed for active wear with clear pricing and compact wording.
A garbled notice page lists-for sale items water borers and ribber tools, a club meeting with Mrs Hasbrouck on East Street, a tailors sale on Main Street, and several car and weapon related items. It mentions concealed weapons charges and police actions, a Panama Exposition store sale, camera gear from Eastman via Durham, and employment ads for housework. Also notes room rentals, a church area lot sale, and a social gathering with Nor Noaband and Mr Chas Parkhorst birthday celebrations.
A storefront invites customers to use the shop as a convenient base. It promotes leaving parcels in store care, using the telephones, and resting inside. The message frames the shop as a welcoming headquarters for customers and their small needs.
For Rent or furnished rooms over Downey's Drug Store. Apply Gauy Barlow. Wanted to let farm of twenty acres to be worked on shards. Apply 425 N. Contet street. The Good Roads Committee of the Erie Board of Commerce meets at one o'clock today in the parlor of the Road House to finalize arrangements for Good Roads Day May 26. Van Vieck attends. Auction Bridge event farewell for Mrs. Nellin Beardylay at the home of Mrs. Affle Taylor. plans to Seattle. John Weleh, 20, of Kittanning, severely injured while boarding a freight near Kittanning. compound skull fracture, uncertain survival. Community meeting at Momoipad Club rooms urging broad attendance. Mille and Lewis Comedy Company at Ideal theater praised for performance and dancers. strong show business for the week.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a marker from an unnamed country of monuments not made of interior stone but with a similar etme euro craft. It hints at memorial nearing completion, praising workmanship and offering reasonably priced photographic designs.
The Boy Scouts of Corry Troop Noot and Rey at the First Presbyterian Church presented a vivid wartime display with safety views. Rev Woodward spoke, praising the boys for signaling, first aid, and scouting crafts as the evening showcased their work and a fraternity exhibit.
An advertisement portrays distressed young women overworked and exhausted, urging readers to use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to restore health. The claim highlights decades of popularity and its focus on female wellness and remedies.
Durham's advertises spraying materials and TLC options while Corry reports 115 per ton hay and a 425 North Center Street address. A large mourning picture of the Jaritania decorates the window as The Johns agency sold tiny tickets for Luplimnin with no bookings on the last trip. Albert Mixon, of Miller's Crousing near Spartansburg, finds valuable honeycomb after tearing down an old house roof bay.
Annual meeting of the AtookNoster of the Jerry Cemetery Association held last evening in the room of Alexander and Co with good attendance. Directors elected included L Alexander OC Bagley Av D Colegravo 0 19 Doane C D Hasbrouck Everett Lenoir E Love W Morgar idge Ry J Palmer D S Rowe G Sweet Di Wilcox Jr HL Wright W Bi Marah and Silsby Caldwell. Officers elected were president W H Marsh secretary D Rowe treasurer R I Palmer. Discussion on mausoleum construction followed by adjournment.
Dunkirk May 10 Raymond A. Slate of Lincoln Avenue brakeman employed by the New York Central narrowly escaped death Saturday night in the east yard. While grasping an iron bar on a box car he slipped near a forward wheel but managed to push a fellow worker away. He injured his ankle and suffered minor digs and toe bruises.
Postmaster General Burleson announced a shift to extend daily delivery to every area reasonably entitled to it. He said petitions for service were approved and delivery would begin during the current fiscal year.
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