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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
2
Bargains on Balbriggan underwear shirts and drawers at 25¢ each. House dresses in Percales priced from 1.50 to 1.75. New bungalow aprons and ladies dresses offered, with discounts on children's aprons, rompers, and overalls. Sizes and styles described, with low prices aimed at budget shoppers.
Miss Florence Smith visited today as H e o. CG Chayer did business in Howay at 611 City PAu Quintisk. Mrs. Livingston of New York visits Corry. Miss May Howard and brother Frid Howard head to Warren for a sport contest. Rev. M. Trocity helped Warren clergy with first communion work. Union City and Atlantic City trips noted among residents. Community groups met at Nuvi i Dicksim’s. Red Cross drives and candy shop widow aid mentioned.
A regional notice lists grocers including W. J. Damon Blair Brothers Blair Co J T Blair York Wilcox Parker Foster Brothers Shambaugh Barnes Chase Crapser and Dickinson as independent of a syndicate store network. The piece emphasizes premium costs are included in prices and urges buying real coffee and premiums separately.
Mrs Bonnell born 1850 in Harbor Creek township resided in Corry thirty eight years. She died after surgery at Warren Center Hospital and is survived by daughter Mrs Henry McConnell and grandson Jim McConnell, five sisters and four brothers. Funeral at 3 PM Saturday at West Park Place home with Rev J B Bally. Interment in family lot at Pine Grove Cemetery.
The Forty Hours Devotion opens Sunday morning at St Marys Church Chinon with a procession of children in white and Holy Name, Mary Name, and May Children, followed by Holy Communion for boys and a large ceremonial service.
Anuncio fragmentary OCR shows a mix of company names including Anaconda MEX, Westinghouse, New York Central, Ait, unions, and chemical references. Mentions of offices, markets, and prices appear garbled, indicating a catalog-like or notice page rather than a cohesive article.
The article discusses a wife whose overwork worry and neglect of proper nutrition lead to fatigue and nervousness. It emphasizes iron and phosphorus intake, suggesting food, vitamins, and rest as remedies to restore vitality and control. It warns against self prescribed remedies and urges medical guidance.
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