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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
3
A Corry PA item reprints a Buffalo Express dispatch from Vancouver BC summarizing Bolshevik terror. It cites mass executions, torture, and atrocities against soldiers and civilians by Bolshevik forces, with references to Japanese troops and Allied prisoners. The piece critiques revolutionary leadership and questions future roles in a new social order.
Wortia B LitlotgoN OEssewan gave an entertaining talk in Hawaii last night at the Episcopal church. She wore the gown of that era and shared travel notes, hospitality of the Hoople, and customs of greeting. A local talent program followed with a quartet and varied instrumental and vocal numbers.
Mrs James Garrig and Mes Charles Bimpton visited Corry this afternoon for a cemetery event. Seventeen ladies attended a pleasant social time with refreshments. next meeting is Wednesday October 20 with Mrs Solma Dutton, an all day picnic dinner planned and a quilt to be made. Visitors included Mrs AL Veranda and daughter Mary. Several locals stopped by, including Miss Lillian Barnes and Mrs BE Barnes, while Joe and Rose Mahoney of Washington DC visited Mr and Mrs Blakeslee. Clare Gordon is sick.
Pred Wate of Lionshant FP sponte last week with her aut Mth A. G. Huilson. Mr. and Mrs. Charled Pattersop visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Nf. Capwell Sunday. Mrs. William daéhis and nantral McGee have just returned from a visit in Buffalo.
A fragmentary classified style notice lists a physician for nerve and spine surgery with an address on North Center Street and Bell telephone numbers, indicating a small town doctor serving Deandeew and surrounding areas. The text shows several garbled words but preserves the surgeon's specialty and contact details.
The Ol City Trust Co. reports a new high record in its September 30 statement. Capital, surplus and undivided profits reach 111000, deposits rise over 250000, total resources total 14010000, up 995000. Quick assets amount near 69 percent of deposits.
In Columbus on Sunday LAL Pond and daughter Florence visited town with Ava Gust Ora, while Mr and Mrs Amul Sandberg and daughter Mildred called on S L Crosby Sunday afternoon. Alice Dorm returned to Sugar Grove after five weeks with dog sitter Tuttig. Walton family improving and able to be up much of the time. A W B U meeting set for Oct 12 with Margaret Damon. Harald Misra and Join Wells visiting Cory today. Mim Engle and son Charly Brown with Frank Fawkner visited Corry Thursday.
A letter from Mrs. Susan Staviss of Taunton Massachusetts extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for female troubles. She cites relief from displacements inflammation and other ailments after six months of sickness and fatigue. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy for similar relief.
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