Roller Skating Armory Rink Fair Week
Admission 10 cents and skates 15 cents at the Armory rink during fair week.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
3
Admission 10 cents and skates 15 cents at the Armory rink during fair week.
Local ads report orange sherbet arcade tonight legal notices and public sale items. Market specials include sugar cured ham bread ice cream and 25 cent soft drinks. Community events note Bainboro schools enrollment graduation moves and a Men’s Personal Workers League meeting at the Methodist church. The Spartanburg band engaged for Corry Fair and a farewell party honors Miss Toohner.
Fragmented notice lists events at the Armory Rink with Sheely's window display, a duel or exhibition mentioned, and nearby shops Kimball's Lyon and Mies raya Nowmusse. Ads offer 2 for 1e and 19) vent cards, 20 cent takes, Express carts 8e to 1.25. No clear dates or full names.
Franklin September 4 Janus Car michael attorney for the Franklin lodge of Moose talay filed a motion for a new trial in the T J Dick case. Judge Criswell granted a rule to show cause set for October 2 with 15 days to file. If Hewtrhar’s case is refused the Moose will seek Superior Court then Supreme Court, possibly delaying final settlement.
The 1910 Meadville wedding between Mrs Herbert Carlbure and Miss Henrice Hatch is announced by friends in Union City. Mrs Carlbure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hatch of Union City, teaches at Sheffield High School. The groom, a Princeton graduate, has joined J. N. Adam Co in Buffalo and will reside there for now. They plan no housekeeping until end of school term, and are praised by local acquaintances for temperate as well as hopeful futures. Also notes the Indiana County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention opening at the Methodist Episcopal church with Mrs Eva G. Thomsen presiding.
An early 19th century notice reports a knot tied at Astor's Villa lasting into the day. Retired Reverend Edwin Staight and local dignitaries attended with notable guests, while only core relatives of the principal were admitted. The ceremony marked a solemn moment amid social preparations.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast solution to corns and warts, claiming it removes corns and callouses without pain. It promotes a 25 cent price and availability at druggists, including Thomas Downey.
Attorney L E Torrey of Erie entered papers for the Democratic judgeship nomination at Harrisburg and learned the documents have been accepted by authorities. No other candidates besides Judge Bond and Attorney Torrey have qualified as of now.
The Jackson family expresses sincere thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown after a bereavement. Gratitude is extended for the flowers and thoughtful acts from friends and neighbors during this difficult time.
In a murky fragment, Mara seeks comfort as children and Molle Gray appear central. The text is unclear about events, but hints at a scene of solace and quiet movement among individuals named Mara and Molle Gray.
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