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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
5
Hanover report says a man named Leo Nid Duburger fifty five from Baltimore died after exertion running to catch a train. The incident occurred as he traveled for his job as a salesman. It notes heart failure as the cause and location as Hanover Pennsylvania on October 8.
A Broadcloths, Serges, Poplins, Gabardines, Prunella and more feature new up to date fabrics priced from 25e to 3.00 per yard. Cotton and Wool options span all prices from 69c to 6.00. Buy now while assortment remains large.
J J Waggoner in Erie for the day on business. Mrs James chard visits Erie briefly. Gee Rogers returns from Johnsonburg. Mrs Anna Carrier of West Wayne streets spends day in Erie. Thomas Roberts of Erle, formerly of this city, spent the day here with friends. GW Blaine, president of First National Bank of North East, a Corry visitor. H L Hesser, PLA passenger agent. Bat Renovo visited by Joseph Ebaugh. Mary and Lena St Clair head to Erie for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs S S Henne of Titusville guests yesterday, traveling to Union City and Erie. Frank O Day and Monte Parks of Oil City seen in Corry en route to Philadelphia for World Series. Claude Ritchie, longtime Pirates second baseman, guests of M E Keleher at the Exchange. will attend World Series in Philadelphia and Boston. Mrs Herbert Bracken travels to Buffalo. Frank Hopkins a county-seat visitor. Mrs Frank Raeder visiting Union City today. Mary M Beavis, formerly given by her son at Sherman, returned home yesterday.
The Pennsylvan ia State Sabbath School association closes its forty third annual convention with Bishop Homer Stunts addressing a Central Presbyterian audience on The Two Americans. A night parade of more than 600 autos carried 2,000 delegates through twenty miles of streets, the longest auto parade here, decorated with flags and mottos while crowds cheered from curbs.
Bulbs offered include Hyacinths in White Pink and Blue. Tulips Ear y Single and Double in White Yellow and Red bloom mid May. Late Singles White Pink and Red bloom end May to early June. Narcissi Double Yellow and White. Varieties Whitmani Boston and Sword Pers.
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