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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1916
Page
6
A jumble of rental and sale notices lists furnished rooms, vacant flats, cabins, and a farm for sale. Locations reference various streets and cities, with contact phone numbers and prices, all in battered OCR form. Strong entities include Wake Morgardigr, Cohen & Brite, and L. Magen.
Bear Lake area reports the Hero School opening Monday morning with children present. Mr Wayney Ailen traveled to Meadville on Thursday to attend school. Miss Eye Simmona received a surprise party as friends gathered Thursday evening for singing and refreshments. Mrs Tawson of Corry spent a day at A. Lindgilete. Julia Hvaug iy and Vernelia Gordon are visiting Columbus for a few days. Mr A Linduirst went to James Town to see his wife in hospital. Mrs Carlson was a visitor last week. A surprise awaited Mrs Hawking on return from Corry Hospital. Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting led by Miss Wiste Poteryon with a solo by She Jondor. Lovelua of North East visiting Mr and Mrs Carr this week. Fall opening of millinery announced for Tuesday October 2.
An old advertisement quotes a caregiver recommending a large box of Paterson's Ointment for eczema and old sores. It includes testimonials claiming long-term relief and a refund guarantee, with a street address in Buffalo, New York.
Notices from Corry area readers advertise a 1914 Ford touring car in good condition. Also listed are a piano by Gibbs Piano Co, a Corry Grand Piano sale, a Chevrolet or Cadillac touring car, and various farm items including a chicken coop, willow cart, and a load of coal. Dennis R. Drake and J. H. Blückenbrote appear in local listings seeking buyers or inquiries.
A dramatic ad promises relief for long standing rheumatic pain from Rheuma. It claims Ivan and others were crippled but found rapid comfort, with a money back guarantee if no improvement. The endorsement notes Rheuma and Bilarantees available through a firm with returns policy.
Mr and Mrs A Sande vacationing to visit friends and relatives in Kennedy Chandlers Valley and Paleoner. Mrs F Clivech spent the week in Corry with friends Mrs Dorn, who has muscular rheumatism and goes to Westfield hospital for a time. Those joining the M E Church Sunday evening were Miss Henrietta Norn and Mrs Willig Brown.
The fragment lists residents and guests moving between Elgin Beaverdam Union City Corry and surrounding towns. Mentions include Cronin Maclin Barrett Mayme Crowle Lean Puliver H Lyons Nouwe Seijehiva Go Birkensen Mildred Hotmon Mac Qurton McGrath and others visiting relatives and making short trips to Climber Droton and Ok City.
Auction notice for a farm two miles from Spartansburg and one and a half miles from Britton Run. Sale at 10 am on October 4 features dairy cattle Holsteins and yearlings, farm machinery, a potato digger, an illky plow and related equipment. Operators include Mrs Catharine Peal and Arthur Scouton.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis announces a national Tuberculosis Week from December 3 to 10. The goal is to mobilize churches schools and health groups to promote free examinations and early detection, with three special emphasis days including a National Medical Examinations Day and a Children's Health Crusade Day. Last year over 150,000 organizations participated, and participation is expected to grow.
San Cura Ointment advertised as antiseptic for bleeding wounds sores and infections. Claims to aid ulcers eczema chapped hands and skin conditions. Packaged with San Cura Soap by Thompson Medical Co. Tituxville, Pa.
Cider and Apple Toll for sale offered by A. L. Watrouy in the city. Delivery arranged via Bell Phone MER. Advertises cider and jell items for next Wednesday October 20 with limited details available.
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