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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary note reports county records tied to a case involving a deferral action. Names and specifics are unclear in the OCR and readable text points to legal or administrative proceedings without clear participants or dates.
A stream of visitors and departures marked the city scene today. Mr and Mrs Suate Wail of Rochester New York visited Mrs George Keely of South Umbroet. John Downey arrived from Martinsburg Pennsylvania to complete his contact and will spend time in the city. Mira Alice Parks of Warren is briefly visiting the city. Mr Nugent left for Meadville to visit relatives over Decoration Day. Mrs Ned Van Prosar of Omaha City is visiting relatives for several days. Alva Crowley and daughter Mayre arrived to spend the summer. Walter Merrick travels on business for several days. Oscar Poole of Brice is here at the Federal building. Recenttalt of Chanting spend several days with friends. Hiro Tarot is visiting local friends. Miss Wither Vaughn returned from a visit with friends. Mr James Musson leaves for Hiniston Ontario to spend Decoration Day with his life son. Warren Mathews returned from Mercersburg Academy where he studied. Harold Jewell leaves for Maudville to spend a day. KR Rogers Company note. Jack Richards returned from Pittsburgh after serving on the federal grand jury. The Whnodansis Club plans a meeting with Mrs Hattle Smith on East Frederick street Thursday afternoon.
Memorial Day notices advise no malt deliveries on Wednesday with Cony Post Office, noting carrier disruptions by Guy and Kura. Milly will dispatch annual window service from 9 to 10 AM and 7 to evening. order windows set by A.D. Colegrove, PM. Jennie remarks on not expecting a teller to joke a girl with a red nose. Holilutor's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for constipation relief, 5c. Fol lister’s Tea promoted by CO Babbitt and Son as a general tonic.
Memorial exercises at the high school featured a chapel program with Prof. Monroe leading devotionals. The student orchestra performed numbers including Wake Up America sung by Paul Maines and For Old Virginia's Sake by Zeina Homes, followed by readings and patriotic songs.
Mrs. M. J. Fisher of Corry testifies to back and kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills in 1913 and 1915. She reports family benefit and continued kidney health, urging locals to buy from dealers. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the remedy in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs Tamor Darling, aged about four, died early this morning after an illness of several days. A long resident of Pine Valley she leaves two children Mrs Nort Koppel of this city and a daughter in law Mr Josaja Darling of Corry. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Pine Valley and interment will be in Pine Valley Cemetery.
OCR reading shows a fragmented entry mentioning a horse gelding colt found and a reference to a journal and a date in July. Many garbled words obscure details such as locations, names, and actions. The readable parts indicate a found horse and a possible notice or advertisement context.
Martinian of 42 Gravenstrecht Union City Pa suffered for years from stomach and digestive tract ailments. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he reports permanent relief and good health, praising the treatment in a letter written a year later. The ad promises permanent results for stomach and liver issues and offers a guarantee or money back.
You are invited to call for optical service at the Optical Shop in the Brown Building Corry Pennsylvania. Dr William Stanley guarantees secure selection of lenses and assures careful care in every department. They grind their own lenses and use utmost care in fitting spectacles. Phone 3409 Bell.
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