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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
6
Library Theater 2 shows at 7 and 9 p m feature vaudeville acts and a selection of Intensification pictures with admission 10 and 20 cents. A stream of local residents names and visits to Erie and other cities appears throughout the page noting business, social calls, and travel from Corry Spartansburg Warren and Meadville among others.
An old advertisement touts HYOME! as a germ killing nasal cure for catarrh. It promises fast relief by inhaling or vaporizing through a small inhaler, claiming to destroy mucous membranes and restore health with a complete outfit priced at one cent plus extras, backed by a money back guarantee from N. I. Ames.
Ambitious program at the Amuse Theater showcases titles such as Gilly and the Cue Laws and The Law MM Hazard. The season also features Woes of a Peacemaker and a thriller, billed as a thrilling deal, with G M Anderson credited in the program.
Mrs Carrie Fisher returned from a brief visit in Erie. G D Bracken came in on business this morning. John Fullom traveled to Meadville to visit his son. Mrs 8 H Kingella of Erie visited the city with Mrs Mulderick. Miss Rose Mahoney of Warrenton spent the day with her mother. Mrs Mary Jane Oakley returned to Girard after visiting Colonel and Mrs Ransom. Mrs John Filer went to Bradford to tend to Mr Otis Phelps. Mrs Gilgal of Olgin underwent an operation at Corry hospital this morning. the afternoon condition was satisfactory. Humor note: Timikins-Yea.
Waren, Pa., May 15. John Oliver, the wealthiest inmate Warren County's almshouse has held, will leave the county house today after working at a Torpedo sand plant. He was buried under a rock fall injuring his spine, later reported to have wealthy Chicago relatives. A telegram from William Oliver of Chicago said his son will arrive Friday to take him.
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