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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
1
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White House letter seeks arrangement for Corry High School seniors to meet President Wilson in Washington. Secretary Tumilty replies March 29th letter will try to set up an audience, requesting a party contact on arrival to coordinate with the President. The Corry Journal notes the honor would reflect well on the local seniors during their National Capital visit.
The Pennsylvania Railroad and Corry Ice Company dispute a flood damage incident near Love property caused by a new culvert on the Buffalo division. An improperly placed arch allowed floodwater to undermine a gravel embankment near the ice plant. The railroad will permit gravel removal to repair the loss, with replacement costs estimated in a substantial sum. the PRR real estate office in City is expected to respond within two days.
The case centers on John Cloughs contention that Pennsylvania Valley Road occupies land along its trackage. He cites two to three other strips affected by the line in the city. One lot on First Avenue is disputed as belonging to a local manufacturing interest, with the road’s occupancy challenged as improper.
County Commissioners Rogan and Smith toured the area from Marrivbiy, aiming to prompt State Highway Department action on two roads in Chin County. The routes Ninning Iron Summit to Waterford and the North East to Greenfield corridor are earmarked for state care with resurfacing planned within weeks. Progress on another local project could bring an early start in Erie County this summer.
Raymond Employe, a well known worker at the Raymond Manufacturing, was seriously burned about five o'clock in the tempering department. While handling a tray of springs in hot solution a water droplet caused an explosion that sprayed the liquid over his legs, face, and arms. Medical staff and a physician attended him. prognosis not yet clear.
Manley Doe, formerly of this city, is headed to a new post with Lone Star Gas Co. in Texas. He traveled via Washington and southern cities, with family reports noting delays from road traffic but plans to arrive in Corsicatia this morning.
The Elks minstrel program opened with Mr. Prank Baeder and Mrs. Harriet Davis directing a varied set of numbers. Performers included Nell Waters Billy Myers Charles Keating and Wayne Johnson delivering strong vocals and comic bits. The audience applauded repeatedly as endmen delivered songs and local jokes while the troupe featured a lively mix of traditional tunes and playful skits.
Salvatore Seneca a Pennsylvania railroad worker and crew member in Corry yards suffered a crushed right hand when his fingers were caught under a heavy rail. Dr A Elston, the railroad’s surgeon, treated him at the East Mall street office. no amputation planned. The incident involved the working train’s crew handling new materials in the Third ward.
Western Kentucky and parts of southern Indiana face rising Ohio River waters. Towns along the valley appear in danger as lowslands are flooded and residents flee. Names like Hickman Pullen Paducah Columbus Ky are mentioned among affected sites as authorities warn of worsening conditions. The story notes the Ohio flood crest inching closer with a dangerous outlook along the river.
A reflective piece questions whether mills take tolls from every bushel and whether workers lose a portion of every dollar earned. It urges readers to consider saving for years of low earnings and financial security.
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