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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1921
Page
4
A flood of names appear as Miss Doris Lal, Mark Stultz, Louise Mays, and many others visit Meadville for day trips and social calls. Reports note business visits, family visits, and weekend returns to homes in Oil City, Erie, Warren, and surrounding areas, with several residents traveling to Meadville, Jamestown, and Greenville for personal and professional reasons.
A string of social visits and travel across Erie county and neighboring towns unfolds. Haro Rathbunlott and Miss Maude Thornton visit friends. Miss Florauon Reyrolda spends days in Meadying with Frlynda. Florence and Thomas Meade of Erie join their mother for Sunday. Attys Bley and family from Erie visit relatives. Harlot Myers returns home after an Erie trip. Mrs. 0 Hy Geiger leaves for Niagara Falls to spend a week with her son. Continental Heater rep M C Lawrence of Dunkirk is in the city on business. William Moir’s family travels to Erie following his death. Rev John Hay arrives from South America and will speak at the Baptist church throughout the week.
A pastel blue and white organza inspired ensemble models a slip on dress No. 9653 with blue organdy trim. Two piece skirt and overblouse silhouettes feature a jabot blouse in white batiste, with fabric specifics, sizes, and prices for several items from the Second Model and related patterns.
A fragmented stock list shows Logan Bryan and OW Dotty among NY listings with varied quotes for American Shelters American Th and American Woolen. Major names such as General Motors Great Northern and Union Oil appear with mixed figures. railroads Pan American and Northern Pacific are cited alongside others, indicating a broad market snapshot with uneven trading.
England's richest heiress Ailis Fulwin at Ashley gains a $50,000,000 fortune from her grandfather Ste Ed win Cutsul. She becomes a goddaughter of the late Ing Edward, described as an intimate friend of Sir Cassel.
A brief market blurb records a price of 3.50 and mentions K Wo and a tilted item in a cycle goods context. The fragment hints at a sale or value discussion with local traders and possible barter references.
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