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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1924
Page
8
Alig Historical Circle will meet this afternoon at Mrs Will Palmer’s West Wayne Street home. Members will discuss wartime study notes and preprints, with brief reports from Younge and Weston.
The notice lists Corry couples marrying at Clymer with names such as Verne Gow and Ace Hegjiwee Cen, and Mildred Goring with Spender Thorpaun. It notes a church or parsonage setting and a residence plan for 20 Sprig trent, with attendees referenced in festive language.
An unmasked bandit entered Jul Fy Zeeh shoe store at 10 30 pm Saturday forcing Zeek into the cellar and robbing the safe of 304 80 dollars. He tied Zeek with a cord then escaped as officers searched the neighbor hood but found no trace of the robber.
An old time ad claims Thompson’s Barosma and Golden Lax Tablets will cleanse kidneys and relieve kidney or bladder disease within months. It touts a money back guarantee, lists Ames & Co and local drugstores, and suggests constipation benefits alongside the tonic.
At Sears Hill November 22 Mr and Mrs Arthie Burlingame welcomed an eight pound baby boy last night. Farmers completed winter prep and improvements on the community land. Elwood Baccus returns home from Carry on vacation. The death of Edward Spotlind shocks local friends. Mrs Hilda Murdy travels to Meadville to visit friends.
Sympathizing friends filled the home at 10 West Smith Street as funeral services for C. E. Hill were held Saturday afternoon at 240 o clock. Rev Mortimer Ashton conducted the rites, offering comfort and hope amid the family’s sudden loss. Hill collapsed while returning from a neighbor’s, dying instantly in Harmony township, Chautauqua county, after a life largely spent in Sherman and Corry.
The deceased was honored by a large gathering from Sherman New York and nearby towns including Union City and Spartansburg. Relatives and friends attended the service at Grave Cemetery with mourners led by B J Swanahan G Stranahan and Edward Holme. Ruth Hil and Love Avery Hil were among the survivors.
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