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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
4
Mra B M Walit of Warren and Mrs N Cohen of West Washington attend gatherings with Mr and Mrs J Fowles and Mr C J Fowles. Mr W Van Tassel travels to Pawpaw Michigan for a grape plant project and to oversee the beet season with plans tied to an annual agricultural effort.
Miss M Keppler of Evanston visits the city as guest of friends. Mrs Vincent Desmond of Spring Creek spends the day in the city with friends. Mrs Ishom Stmmsons aims to visit relatives for a short time. Mrs B Sweevay of Horio visits the city briefly. N Dale Darling and W W Moxgwr drive to Stonebory to attend the party. Miss J Martin goes to Urie for a few days with friends. John Miller attends a party in Blonehore. Mrs James Maxson goes to Titusville to spend time with relatives. Frank Manjynrron completes a cottage at ud ley Lake on the Little Corry side. Mrs C M Love travels from Jailstown after a short visit. Mrs Hidrad of Mona returns home after visiting relatives. Mrs L S Doty of Glenns Falls spends time with the Hendersons in North Center. Mr and Mrs Elvern Allen Be move to new home on West Smith Street. Paull and Edmond Sweeney return home after summer with the Krofe aunts. Mr C B Pitch and Virleinld return home in Tackwonville.
An old advertisement touts a corn remedy claiming it relieves corns and calluses. It cites Lawrence & Co of Chicago and NF Amen & Go endorsers, with claims of a world class remedy sold in Corry and recommended by C Babbitt and Son. The copy urges toe care products and a simple treatment approach.
Mrs Acre who had been spending a short time at the home of Mr and Mrs rank How ard returned to her home this morning The article notes J B Shambaugh underwent a Corry Hospital operation at 11980 pelopse by Dr Niroy Gite letto The patient brother Melvin Shambaugh of Porkine Grovery reports he is getting along very well this afternoon
Mondville, Sept. 28 Two men Howard Baldton and Ralph Mc Climans, track walkers for the Bessemer railroad, were killed near Hartstown when a freight train approached on one track and another train struck them as they stepped from the northbound route. Both victims lived at Hartstown.
Tonight the Board of Gonmerch Hand will hold the concert and dance at the State Armory. An unusually large crowd is expected as the Committee to portray Aree sells tickets. Program includes March Butey of the Gudldtora Laurendau, Overture Po ot and Peasant Sipe, Fox Trot Underneath thy Blars Spencer, Cornet Solo Tribe of the Wave Clark Milon Wiles, Claudie tagt Love John Tin ham, Musical Beones from Switzerland Otto Langy, March Chicago pthune Cham eral, Stor Spingled Marner.
Rex Theatre advertises Violet Mernoreau in a dramatic twelve act program including A Matrimonial Martyr and The Blushird Photoplay Broken Pelter. Manager Parlor offers patrons entertainment with a special five part reel and a Saturday night feature. Also listed is for sale a Chester white pig and contact details for R. O. Z. Corry.
A garbled ad urges Mr. William Quiten of Corry Pennsylvania to visit Ames Drug Store on Friday or Sunday to receive a tree or item from the Waliding Man. The legible pieces indicate a promotional or erroneous delivery of goods with unclear details.
Children may see Charlie Chaplin in his latest Makuel comedy One A.M. on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Armory. The notice invites families to attend the childrens day program and enjoy the screening.
The Ladies Aid Rouloty of the Preguvtatan birdh will present an entertainment at the high school Auditorium Wednesday evening October 1b at eight oclock. The program will be interspersed with songs by Mio, with Charles W. McKean and local talent. Also includes other numbers. WANTAD One unfurnished room near 140 1-2 East Main Street. See.
A garbled street ad from Corry Ta mentions a salesman named Shea Bass Fredertele Street inviting customers to bring fowl for a tree treatment at Ame Drug Store. The notice references a Golding Man and a big ad on page 6 with a treatment offer or promotion.
Muddled OCR offers fragmentary names and items such as Walnu and Postum mixed with stray words like Soda and Oat Not enough context to identify a person event or place yet the readable text hints at consumer goods or product notes without a clear narrative. The readable items resemble brands or product names rather than a coherent news item.
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