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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1912
Page
2
An urgent appeal urges donations to Corry Hospital which serves over forty patients daily. The piece notes state maintenance aid, calls for money and supplies, and argues community support is crucial to sustain the hospital and its services amid political concerns.
Weeks and Breason prepare for a routine inspection of Erie Railroad Company property. Gates towers and watermen's house have been painted. the main freight house has also been renovated. Officials including the dry stone superintendent will assess the site on Wednesday.
Gleon R. Davis married Miss Anna Force in a ceremony at the Methodist church attended by family and friends. The bride, sister of Mrs. Crow, will reside here and is known in town. the groom is a local merchant with prosperous business. A column urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female health.
The Corry community is urged to contribute to the hospital’s annual donation drive. Officials cite unprecedented patient needs with 21 inpatients and staff strained by high demand. Citizens are asked to respond promptly to ensure hospital capacity and care.
Canton missionary Rev. W N Noyes spoke three engaging addresses at the Presbyterian Church to large audiences. Morning talk covered China’s general conditions progress and hope for the country’s future. Evening illustrated lecture on Curzon and its surroundings displayed about fifty views detailing commerce industry and education.
The Needlework Guild held its annual meeting at the Prebyterian church chapel Friday afternoon. Officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs C H W Gelger and Vice Presidents Mrs Nast Mrs A T Mountrd and Mrs G M Coneh. A banquet honored Mrs Spicer and members donated garments and underwear for distribution to those in need in the coming winter.
Wilbur Hull reached Buller Saturday afternoon and is now south of Pittsburg. The car was quartered for the night with intentions to run to Pittsburg early Sunday. The Brown Garage shipped three Michelin tires to Hull’s party yesterday.
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