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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1919
Page
4
Julia explains she cannot wear patched shoes from a grating repair and questions school. Her mother mentions a shoemaker named P. A Morrion and notes his shop at 11736 N Center Shy near Dr. Kibler's office, in Corry.
A string of local social notes lists D. J. Lyne visiting from Satamanoa and others such as Pottingill staying with his daughter in Erie, Sergeant Frank Barry from Baltimore spending Sunday, Kelley visiting Brad ford, and Adlai Millar from Roxbury visiting the Home of Mr and Mrs Heath. Several residents, including Miss Deal and Miss Genevieve McLaingutin, are noted for visits or returns to Warren and Oil City areas, with others like Patterson and Darling connected to the state highway department and Bedford headquarters. Grandfather health concerns for J. W. Wilson near age 99 are mentioned as well.
A Cleveland based ad touts Zemo as a versatile eczema remedy. It claims quick itch relief and healing for skin troubles, sores, burns, and chafing, asserting the product penetrates, cleanses, and soothes. Available at druggists for 350 or 1.00 for large size.
A collage of brief hometown items lists residents traveling for business and pleasure, visiting relatives, and returning home. Included are J J Reilley heading to Buffalo, J A Loveland from an eastern trip, Mrs Fisher visiting Kansas City, and relatives visiting in Jamestown and Cleveland. Also noted are Cronin found guilty of assault, and Raymond and Bentley visiting Morrisburg to discuss the state highway project.
A regular Bruonmiel Guild meeting is slated for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs John H Murthy on East Mrederick Street.
The meeting of Lady Pranklin lodge Daughters of Rebelea will be an interesting session tomorrow evening. Initiation of several candidates and the annual election of officers will be held with a large attendance expected. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday for an all day session at Mrs Frederick W Troy home 509 West Tongant street. Dinner will be served and sewing tasks will be completed in the afternoon.
James C. Smith of Jamestown New York died at W G Ay hospital last evening at 8 20 aged 60 He is survived by his wife Addie J Smith one brother John Smith of Tunaville and three sisters Mrs James Bond Westfield Mrs Charles Whitmore and Miss Matilda Smith both of Jamestown He conducted a paper store for over thirty years and recently ran a creamery at Ping Street Funeral is planned for Wednesday afternoon at the home His wife formerly Ada Roberts of Comy and has many friends here to extend sympathy.
John Y. Farley of 4209 Aspen St laments food waste and fermentation harming his health. He vows not to waste food again, claiming improved digestion and comfort after stopping waste. Corry druggists C. O. Babbitt & Son at N Center St sell the product referenced.
An old pamphlet extols a daily morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims improved complexion and energy, urging both men and women to adopt internal sanitation to avoid headaches bad breath constipation and other ailments.
Tolley 40 carry on campaign with city churches handling the relief drive. Bresbyterian leaders reported subscriptions surpassing 1000 for the campaign fund, aiming at a large district total. County chairman Bush organized drives in Hole county with many local business leaders already contributing over the top. Public visits and rallies planned to boost funds for relief of Armenians and eastern peoples amid Syrian unrest.
Help wanted notice seeks steady farm worker with basic dairy and plow experience. prefer someone who knows the routine and is not afraid of hard work. Also offered is a salary for a capable farm helper. Additional ad mentions magneto engine for sale and livestock items. Box 144 Corry Pa notices lodging and room rental.
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