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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
2
The piece criticizes Abbott and McNichol bills to permit sulphites in sausage and substitute saccharin for sugar in soft drinks. It denounces fraud and urges lawmakers to protect consumers and children. It praises Harrisburg legislature for reconsidering the State Constabulary and paying adequate salaries to keep capable officers.
Congressman Arthur Bates told Cham ber of Commerce directors that protecting Lake Erie's water from contamination is an important national issue. He has consulted feral authorities and the Attorney General’s team in Washington. The Chamber’s request prompts action from Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Michigan lawmakers and others in agreement on the matter.
Landies Auxiliary to the Corry Hospital Association held its meeting Monday afternoon to elect officers. President Mrs. Imogen Van Campen. First Vice President Mrs. Willam Postlethwaite. Second, Mrs. C C Umbitt. Secretary Mrs. J A Mead. Treasurer Mrs. C M Couch. Retiring secretary praised for long service. An $80 due this month by the Corry Hospital Auxiliary was noted. A new No 18 furniture item was moved to room one on the second floor. Memorial furniture for Mr Patterson’s wife Adelasine M. W Hinson Patterson discussed. members urged greater support and dues for active work. No membership restriction. send names and dues to the secretary.
A local gathering concluded with a student program including a vocal number that drew warm applause. Mrs Kelman and others assisted as the audience enjoyed a series of readings and songs highlighting Mat County education, finishing with a farewell display and table decorations in yellow and white.
A local Warren plan outlines a Boy Scouts gathering at 7 PM with supper at 7 and a principal speaker J. F. O'Brien from the Buffalo division. The event aims to discuss and perfect pins for the boy movement in Warren, inviting many boys hopeful for membership. O'Brien will wear the Scout uniform.
A bill presented by Representative Coy Alfer of Anesheny proposes a five member Public Service Commission to be appointed by the governor. It would regulate service providers and holding corporations in Pennsylvania, with powers to examine and approve classifications and practices, and provide $4 for indigent patrons. The measure was referred to the Judiciary committee amid debates on salaries and penalties.
Mayville April 8 Deputy Sheriff Jerry Colgrave returned to Mayville with Mrs Bartha Martin and Lloyd Jones in custody. They were arrested at Grand Rapid Michitah Friday evening. The woman charged with abducting Morehilds ren wi the mum with adultery. They were said to have eloped on March 11 and went to Mohigan before being found. The couple lived as husband and wife after departure. Mrs Martin had about 660 dollars on her and Jones about 12. Mrs Martin recently came into poverty and is believed to have about 750 dollars previously earned. The 26 year old and 31 year old were known to the town.
City council proceedings show extensive discussion of a proposed franchise to the Meat Light and Power Company. The ordinance committee recommends granting the franchise with amendments including twelve free street phones for city use and a maximum rent on lines, with likely company objections noted. The meeting adjourned with Mr Myrty Methnens elected chairman pro tem and minutes read.
Two young sisters Ruth and Bettina Wilson aged 12 and 15 suffered severe burns when a mill village fire spread through their home. Merl Wilton, 20, fell into a cellar while escaping as flames engulfed adjoining structures. Neighbor John Wilson aided others to safety, but the blaze destroyed clothing and destroyed the two families’ homes with extensive damage.
April: Lopez Naw in jail on a fine related to a shooting involving Arthuro Lopes and Gabrielle, brothers in conflict. Gabrielle shot Lopes in the hand last Sunday night. Lopes discharged from St. Vincent's Hospital where he remained an inpatient. Gabrielle was placed in jail pending formal information.
Local upholstery and leather repair shop advertises hand crafted upholstering for fine work. Offers skilled leather treatment and custom pieces with attention to price and quality at 138 H Pleasant Street. Contact for service and estimates.
Crawford County's annual report highlights a landmark ruling by Judge Prather on the May 1909 road tax act. The decision allows funding by work and confirms the 1860 act provisions for Crawford County. The county ledger notes expenditures, taxes collected, and a closing balance of 67,082.24 after 221,102.19 receipts and 827,999.89 expenses.
Review notes a screening featuring Muffalo Bills and Pawnes HIN acts. It praises faithful depictions and the stage presence of Prank Morella and Charles Restlyas. Audience enthusiasm is mentioned with lively performances and musical numbers.
Weekly World in advance offers Sherlock Holmes adventures in free hooklets. The Adventure of the Empty tombe and The Adventure of the Norwood title appear across Sundays with activities for readers and detective content, encouraging subscriptions and previews.
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