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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
6
Thursday night Revolution ary Marriage Friday Night Salome Saturday night On the Steps of the Throne program featuring Wally Giran Heiney Vanelings Claire Waakker and S-PRATURE HCTURES admission ten cents one cent per act in a mixed vaudeville bill at the local library theater.
A flurry of short notes records visits and travel around Titusville and nearby towns. Mentions include Guy Rogers roofing in Spring Grek, Hrm King hosting his brother, John Mulberer of the Tell Telephone Co in Briv, Luella Hemingway visiting Simon NC, Wallace J. Olds on a business trip, and A P Isoneyon's serious illness confinement. Also noted are hospital updates, family visits, and plans for Memorial Day observances with many residents from Corry, Jamestown, Warren, Meadville, and Cleveland making trips to see relatives and attend events.
A Winthrop Massachusetts woman suffered severe diphtheria causing bronchitis and stomach trouble. After medical treatment failed she used Vinol and gained weight while reporting remarkable improvement. The letter from Mrs Adelatne Mullow praises Vinol’s effects and notes a money back guarantee.
William Mulkle went to James town on business and attorney G T Kincaid went to life on legal business. Arthur Lyons returned home from a week in Harrisburg. Mrs A B Ragan and Miss Gertrude Amidon visit Erie. James Breengj from Pittsburgh attends cemetery matters. Several others travel to Spartansburg Warren Union City Meadville and Duffalo for short visits and family time.
The AmuseU Theater showcases a trio of quick comedies with titles like Thy Hiusive Kiss The Sherif Child and The Toomerang delivering broad laughs. Evening listings promise light entertainment through 1 reel programs.
City stores plan to remain closed for most of the day tomorrow though some opened at dawn with hours cut to ten or twelve o clock. Narratives suggest broad agreement on a daylong shutdown despite uncertain closing plans.
Memorial Day services at Columbus include a program with songs readings and an oration by Rev Woodin. Citizens bring flowers to the church where a church procession will form to decorate the cemetery graves, followed by a community dinner in the park.
Tomorrow at the AmuseU venue a program titled exceptonally gine reels features Broudhabilly Ander son and the favorites, with early lineups and all the top acts billed for the evening.
Special listing for 12 button kid gloves in brown, shop worn but usable. Priced at $1.50, previously $3.00.
Historic classifieds note Caldwell's Green House at 1B Wayne Street offering mowers and plants of all kinds. The ad mentions a display at the Caldwell's Green House corner Smith Street and Caldyeell's address in a compact local notice.
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