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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
4
A wave of social calls and travel fills Brin and nearby areas as guests arrive from Cleveland, Philadelphia, Buffalo, and Union City. Local officials note improving health of P. B. Stedman while other residents attend funerals, conferences, and a WC0 convention with state leader L. M. George expected to speak.
The funeral of Mrs Peter Foley was held at 9:30 a m at St Thomas Church with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev M B Tracey conducted the service with hymns Abide With Me Nearer My God to Thee and a solo by Mrs Paul W Stone. Interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mrs Thomas George and daughter Hilda from Billrood City, Mrs George C Weaver from Clarendon, Mr and Mrs William Waits, Mrs Helen Shay, Mr and Mrs Sues Foley from Meadville, and several others from Atldhtie City Morgantown and Dotraity Mich.
A rose chiffon dinner gown mounted over white satin features a simple tunty skirt and wall with green and brown patin foliage. The draped sleeves use 4 yards 40 inch satin and 4½ yards chiffon for a medium size. pattern No. 7065 priced at 25 cents.
John P. Newton, a visitor at Mrs. G. O. King’s Tom a, returned to New York last evening. Movetaney site and lisle 758 atokeing for 604 pair. W. Stennett & Bos: it.
Lost items notice from Rex Theatre district mentioning a mislaid umbrella and assorted clothing pieces with a reward offered. Also references to a late August 21 incident near Bond Street and Main Street avenues.
An older public health notice extols women’s toil from girlhood through motherhood and links common ailments such as backache pain and sleeplessness to their heavy workload. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound offers relief, citing ongoing letters of recommendation published in the paper.
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