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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
3
Advertisers report a new listing for founders at 320 King Street with space for ads and services. Local business notices suggest startup activity and storefront availability.
Local column records community happenings with names of residents and visitors. Families, hospital stays, weddings, anniversaries, funerals, and parish events fill the page with numerous personal updates and social obligations across town.
The listing shows multiple properties with prices from 1,000 to 9,000, including eight room homes, farms, and lots. Locations include South street, Lemon Street, Ward Street, Spring Creek area, and near Wrightingills, with features like barns, baths, and land parcels. Contact Robert Patterson for details and viewing.
Community items recount visits and family notices around Spartansburg including names such as King and Queen, Mr Wayne Puller, J C McGinghey, and Max Haymont. Mentions weather, plowing, hay making, and kinship visits across towns with scattered references to relatives and distant relations.
Fragments recount visits and hosting figures across the community. Names include Mrs Frannie Webs Mr and Mrs Winkie Mr John Beers and Mr Ralph Pontotl with many others traveling to Chey Bois and Finnbore for events and schooling plans.
Mrs. Anna Tiffenbierick of James town Wisconsin hosted fur son H. J. Riffenbierick and family as guests. Mrs. C. TL Messenger worked with business visitors at Carty last Monday. Several names appear unclear but indicate social and travel notes among residents.
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