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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
7
Upholstery shop offers reupholstery and new tapestry creton upholstery and leather cushions for willow furniture. Located at 308 H Smith Street Bell phone 348 L.
Market notes for Buffalo and New York on May 20 show prices for grains and livestock. Wheat No 1 Northern at 1.00. corn yellow 0.78. oats No 2 white 0.45. patent oats and patent blends listed. Butter creamery, cheese, and fatback values cited. Cattle and hogs报价 reflect Mixed pricing with steers at 98.00, cows around 6.75 to 7.07, hogs 4.00 to 9.00 for Yorkers and 8.80 to 8.20 for heavies. Sheep and lambs reported with clipped, mixed bids.
Col umbus residents and guests share a busy week with visits from Mrs. Tdn Silver of Corry and Mrs. 8 A West and attendants Marta Ayers and Anna Ayers of Warren attending Friday night alumni event. Mrs. Nellie Allen hosts Misa Martha and Mrs. Linzio Frage hosts Anna Ayers while Hattie Walton entertains Mrs. Sunlo Hall Rochester and Mrs. Grave of Corr. Mrs. Fry also present. Mrs. Blanch Clai of Corry spends week with her mother Mrs. L. L. Coval. Dr. R C Meble travels to Olt City and back. Tom Mesdenger’s daughter misses a trolley ride, causing a family hunt and a mistaken carriage ride to Corry. Mrs. Earl Emerson of Union City visits Frank Emerson. Mr. B. C. Weetram spends Sunday with his sister in Youngsville. Lucile Love attends a Friday dance with Miss Gertrude Monroe. Miss Myrtle Reuland heads to Hobartville for a class play she taught there last winter.
A fragment from a vintage paper lists multiple rental offers including furnished rooms with bath at 221 N Center Street and a seven room furnished house on Main Street. It also notes gardened houses near school with water access at 400 Second Avenue plus a pasture for cows at Pinkenstein Farm via Robert Patterson Real Estate. Also mentions lost opal pin, theater promotions, and a bartered paint giveaway for patrons.
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