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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
7
News notes from Columbus recount local residents returning home after wintering elsewhere. Many families plan moves, illnesses are noted, and neighbors share arrivals departures. Classifieds list jobs, household goods for sale, and farm supplies with numerous names and places in the Corry area.
For rent or sale a house with barn and 3 to 4 acres near Wayne and Lake streets. Includes water and gas, three lots on southeast cover. Land may be sold with the house or separately. Inquiries on premises. Ads note various rental listings and sales of local properties, with several street addresses and contact hints.
A $100 reward is offered for the discovery and return of Harry Phelps who left his Union City Pennsylvania home on Sunday March 16 1915. He was about five feet five inches tall with brown hair grey eyes pale complexioned and wore a grey overcoat grey hat brown suit and dark tan shoes. Information should be sent to Mrs. Harry Phelps Union City Pa.
The April market page lists assorted imports and domestic goods with broad price notes. It includes tea varieties such as Pan and Mas ket fired Japan and Ceylon Teas, sugar, coffee, and a wide range of produce like potatoes, apples, pork, beans, barley, and canned items with tentative quantities and unit measures.
April 2 report says the old battleship Niagara will be beached this week due to weather conditions. Con tractor William Panch and honorary Perry secretary Morrison state preparations include moving the ship from Misery Bay area for salvage and display before the Perry centennial celebration.
Erie painters began a strike after negotiations with Uil on April 6, with many contractors failing to meet demands of union decorators and paper hangers. The Henry Shenk company employed the largest number, about forty men, many on decoration work at the new Lawrence hotel, per Harry Shank.
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