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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text references hearings, witnesses, and a county, mentioning names like Bowser and Winrlok. The readable portions suggest a legal or investigative context with dates and actions, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
Personal mentions show G W Luce of North Mantin, Wi B Miller of Canton, and Corry firma visitor to city. Multiple professionals including Dr C Wangouse and Attorneyn Brith and Peake travel for business. Miss Jonnie Wood celebrated a 11th birthday with dinner and gifts. neighbors attended a joint celebration hosted by Mary Hill for a large gathering.
A stream of visitors and locals spent the day in Corry with friends and relatives. Names include Mr He A Green Warren Pa Mr Hd Conway from Ol City and many others from Meadville Erie Titusville Detroit Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
Rev Lamb spoke on Mark 11 24 urging believers to pray with earnest desire as the measure of answered prayer. The sermon aimed to push listeners toward practical reflection. He gave solo songs at afternoon and evening services and announced tonight’s topic Are there few that be saved with Ray Tani singing Why will you die.
Socialist candidate HG Wigaman for State Legislature will address the public at the Lyrie Theater west Sunday at 4 PM. All voters welcome to hear the candidate and related party platform.
Local theater announces a bel ly comedy lineup featuring Vitagraph films with Bun ny characters and Lutian Walker in a dramatic role. Paul Doltch is listed to appear in the pictures as part of the season showcase.
Chief of Police Connelly of Cambridge Springs was a business visitor in the city this morning retiring one line on Erie train No. 5.
The advertisement touts a corn relief product labeled “Gets It” claimed to remove corns without razors or cutting. It promises painless use with no more tearing, chafing, or damage to healthy skin, and claims wide distribution by firms in Corry Chicago and neighboring towns. The copy asserts rapid relief and easy application, targeting stubborn corn pain and urging buyers to switch from traditional remedies.
Dromana Farms announces 96 extra large turkeys and eight pounds of birds in prime condition for the National feast. They offer day-old chicks for pumpkin pies and cockerels Thorobred White Wrandotte for breeding, fully mature for sale. Prices range from $1.50 to $25 with monthly increases up to ten percent.
Mrs. Fred York visited Lyndonville after a sister’s illness. Miss Mary A. Briggs of Petroleum Center, visiting Warren, is guest of Mrs. H. H. Wittensey. O. Jackson of North East, called by his mother’s death, has returned home. Harry Wright and J. R. Mestings of the Ohio Steel Goating Company were in Warren yesterday with Austin.
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