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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
3
Mayday chatter in Columbus and surrounding areas trails town life. Residents report visits to Warren and Corry, farm work and building, and a circulating piece from the "Mine Hoview" that warns about boycotts and economic decline. The record mentions several residents, family visits, travels to Warren, and a looming court hearing from the area.
May 26 1920 Mrs. Marcel Hatfey of Bradford Pa. guests of her sister Mrs Martha Miller. W B Hice learns of brother's death over Sunday in Los Angeles Cal. He and Mr Will Hice are the only remaining family members. No further details provided.
Minn Cadge Tiun of Cambridge Spribgm arrived Thursday evening to spend time with her aunt Mrs Frank Allen and others. Ary Thomson of Edinboro Pa arrived home to attend the young people’s meeting. Mrs Frank O Connor of Tunaville visits her parents. Dr James Higgins of Detroit arrived to visit friends. Good Roads Day engaged many in town as businesses closed and residents aided efforts toward better roads.
Mr Mark Stultz was at Buffalo on business Monday. Mr Charles Draks purchased the A A Carlaon home. Miss Gladys Gata returned home.
Thursday from Connextiville locals recount travel and visits including Mrs. Jay Cooke Minn Netto Stephenn returning home after winter residence. Birth announced for Clifford Barton’s daughter Florence. Residents Mrs Baillé Stulz and others mentioned with health notes. Funeral attended for Mr. G. J. Foltetto in Besverdam. Community members Sidled by Lovell station for Slawaon-Docker milk agency talks.
Dunkirk May 6 A fish tug named Gertrude of Brie and Barcelona was chased near New York waters by officers Hoffman of Buffalo and Burmastre of Drie. Captain Nelson Tibbits and Lamon freed the tug from moorings and fled up the lake. A new steel tug followed, with no arrests reported as the state guards pursue the case.
A patient struck an attendant with a broom handle in the Warren hospital’s back ward, knocking him unconscious. Dr W M Robertson operated after the assault. condition described as critical with some hope not assured. Another attendant reported as overpowered during the incident and hospitalized in uncertain condition.
A Corry resident recalled paying 9 cents a gallon previously and noted that yesterday he filled his car at a local station for 26 cents per gallon while Cleveland garages charge around 24 cents per gallon. The report highlights rising fuel costs in the city.
An Elks gathering is announced for Sunday afternoon May ABth 1910 at 1 90 o'clock at the Bika Home to aid the G A B in Memorial Services and to merge with other organizations for a march to the Cquetars. The notice lists Braltod Siler as a point of contact.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a universal healer for sores cuts scalds burns and bruises. It includes patient testimonials and claims rapid relief and weight gain, with pricing at 25 and 50 cents per jar and urging use of San Cura Soap for skin care.
Daniel Clemons, 22, fled from a state asylum after climbing a ten foot wall then crossing Conawango Creek. Reported sightings place him near Chandlers Valley or returning to the hospital within a day or two. A river crossing by the dam was observed, with a bag of 26 cents found along the Holt farm road.
Warran May 27. C D Blenkley of Franklin wins Republican nomination in Cooglans with a 462 vote lead over Edward R Allen. Blenkley carries Elk Warren Forsat and Venango counties, Mercer by a large margin, while General Willis J Hinlinga trails. Elsewhere anti prepared candidate earns few votes.
A fragmented OCR fragment offers a claim of a one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure via Hall's remedies. The text is garbled with stray phrases and incomplete branding, preventing a clear source reference or verifiable details.
Misspelled notice indicates photo cards available at one dollar per dozen or similar unit before a deadline. After May 40 the price rises to one dollar sixty per unit, urging customers to act quickly to avoid higher costs.
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