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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1912
Page
6
This week's program at the Library Theater features The Girls from Daityail and The Big Musical Show Kunny Comedians. Two shows each night from 7:30 to 9:00 admission 10 and 206.
A confected local page notes Br Kelly and Titusville business visits, a Wilcox market ad listing wares and take orders, and multiple friendly calls. It records Mrs Kroes Hart visiting Corry to see her mother. her family and Mrs Runce and siblings are reported in hospital with typhoid fever but described as doing mildly. Further items include people visiting Erie, Buffalo trips, theater and auditoria events, and upcoming library lecture tickets.
The Amuse Theater presents Rip Van Winkle in two parts with Robin McWade as Hip Van Winkle and Miss Julia Kimmey of Unton Guy visiting friends in the city. Mrs J B Hendricks of Wasleyville spent Sunday with A Cooley. Abé Buller of Fish Hatchery Union City was in town today. George Maney of Erle visited Sunday and returned home. Harriet Smith of Tidbit was visiting relatives in the city and returned home Sunday. William Swany and friends left this morning for Sun mane. Mrs Shields of OU City and her mother Mrs Heineman of N Center Street spend the winter with them.
Gerry Kincaid went to Erie on business this morning. Mrs St Manley and Mrs L Knowlter spend the day in Erie. Mrs Charles Myers visited her cousin Mrs M A Taft in Bradford. Carl Taylor returned from Warren after spending Sunday with friends. James Alcorn of Waterford visited here with his parents. Leale McLean returned to Union City after Sunday with friends. Mrs C B Merce of Sign visits her daughter. Mrs Kis Crome and family of Buck Street. Louie Brown and wife. Anion Williams and wife. Bo FP Watts and wife went to Kian to hunt in the big woods for a week.
In Winton Pennsylvania Opt 4h creditors move to force Bennett Piano into bankruptcy after a lengthy pause. Prosecution paused when a lawyer left and has not returned. Creditors seek to recover the difference between purchase price and par value from wreck buyers while asserting the company may be worth around 20 000 dollars and owes about 100 000 in unpaid notes.
Mrs Anna Turphy, widow of Marshall, Michigan, allegedly attacked the saloon of Norman and Case by hurling an object through the large plate glass window to protest her son George’s situation. She called Sheriff Fonda. no arrest or complaint followed.
An old testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as relief for weak kidneys. It claims improved kidney function and fewer secretions after use, recounting a 1904 attack and subsequent recovery. Sold by Amex & Co.’s Drug Store with Milburn Co. as U.S. sole agents. Remember the name.
The big musical show at the Lyric features the opera The Bohemian Girl with 114 hand colored reels. Music critics find it fitting and the audience enjoys aene tone. The aria previously played in Brie where seats sold for two dollars. Admission nets are reported.
The big musical show at the Lytle features The Bohemian Girl in band-colored reels with opera music throughout the week. Admission details are unclear but the performance promises glamour and splendor.
Oleomargarine promoter Knowlton Bros. advertise they handle only the best grade margarine, stressing quality and selection. The brief note underscores their emphasis on premier products and trusted sourcing.
Lyons offers an assortment of fancy sweets and baskets at 4 for grape fruit and other items. Cocoa oil butter and glycerine cakes, price 250 per pack, 900 per bushel. 45 N Center St Lyons.
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