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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
2
Warren man John M. Andrews was placed under arrest this afternoon on a warrant tied to the Amann murder. He was held to await a wearing next Wednesday as rumors swirl about his possible involvement. Authorities have not released evidence.
The ad promotes a monodiet idea emphasizing mineral elements and a tonic named Vinyl Cod Liver Oil Tonic. It claims iron supplementation treats anemia and improves appetite digestion and blood health. The pitch targets general weakness and promises money back if not satisfied. Sold by C. C. Babbitt & Son, Druggists, Gorey.
Washington April 8 Powers the Kentucky Republican convicted in the Goebel murder and later pardoned will not sit on a House committee with any Kentucky Democrat. Representative Mann the minority counsel will not assign Powers to any committee with a Kentucky Democrat. Democrats from that state refuse to serve with him on the day of the oath, leaving Powers unable to join key committees.
The Springer family of Grle including wife and three children were trapped Friday morning when fire broke out under the slates. Firemen rescued Mrs Springer and the children from an open window. the house sustained about $400 damage.
Supt Curtis and Curry High School teachers gathered at his home for a festive surprise in his second term. Longtime educators presented Curtis with a diamond pen and gifts while guests praised his leadership and cordial manner. The event featured refreshments hosted by Mrs J Bliven Hard and Mrs Winifred Tony.
An exhausted fragment describes Evangelist Davidson leading farewell meetings at a Methodist church in Nesoniye, with prayers, Scripture reading, and concluding remarks. Attendees included Miss Norrington and Mr Lamb. another union service is planned for Sunday evening. The piece ends with a trumpet for spring flowers and a plug for Sweet Pea seed sales.
O L CPT Teswe Spleen of Pittsburg drowned in the Allegheny River while working on a traveling crane near the Petroleum Bridge. He slipped and fell thirty feet into the water. Fellow workers attempted rescue but he could not swim and struggled, ultimately losing his life.
Upholstering offered by Brank Gitwon with postal card, Lawther Work a specialty at 1381 Plongamtatreet. Customer inquiries welcome for timely service and fair pricing.
Captain Baker received an ebony and gold headed cane as a gift from students and the public schools of Cifon City. Prof Humes presented the cane during Anno Matiox Day exercises where Captain Baker spoke among others. The program highlighted his influence on pupils and his reception by the school community.
About forty five seconds of Dr G Bennett surprised Ant Wells at his home in Columbus. Mrs Hennett received a warm farewell wall reception to remember. Needing relocation to reside elsewhere, residents expressed regret at his departure but wished him well at his new home.
Nine new typhoid cases were reported in Erie prompting officials to urge vigilance. Board of Health official Dr Wright and local authorities emphasize continued public attention to disease prevention and sanitary measures to avoid a February crisis recurrence.
Signs describe Cony Tee Co products like tee wagons and stone coolers claimed to offer superior cooling at the same price, benefiting storage plants in town. The text touts market use and cost efficiency, noting durability and longer taste preservation compared with drains.
Alfred Vottenburg and Mia Grive M Rhodes married Tuesday evening April 4 in the presence of Rev. O H Wallace. The couple will visit friends in New York before settling on Mott Street in Rome. They will reside in the Ward hall of Mia Loulia Burliname's home, where rooms are available for housekeeping.
Bradford resident Joseph W. Meir, troubled by insomnia, left bed Friday night and, while his wife slept, went to railroad tracks in light clothing. He laid across the rails as a passing train did not notice him, causing his death. The incident involved a train crew and a machinist.
The annual meeting of the Key Stone Co operative Association will be held at their office in Carry Pennsylvania on Thursday April 14 at 10 for the election of officers and general business. A H Olmalend ren A la Wallop 800 Swit
Remarkable claim of rapid relief from rheumatism using a tonic billed as a treatment for stheums. Advertisement asserts quick action to ease pains, with pricing from 7c to $2.00 and distribution through Durham Brug Co.
Local church listings provide service times across multiple denominations. Prospect details include NST Protestant, Union, Congregational, Brethren, Lutheran, Christian Science, Methodist, and other churches with morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and special programs led by pastors such as Rev. Woodward Rev. Lamb Rev. Surtees Rev. J. R. Rankin Rev. Wallace and Rev. C. H. Wallace plus notes on youth groups and Bible studies.
In Wattsburg April 190L Mra Maite Harwood suffered a honey bee sting with widespread effects but prompt medical aid prevented serious outcomes. Rev R B Ward preached a Sunday evening sermon as part of a church meeting series. A generous offering was presented to him for his services. A reception at Mirani Goldwin’s home honored Dr and Mrs Chatree before their trip to Bria then Muropa. Mr and Mrs M L Batmer and grandson Wallace McGray sold their farm and depart for California.
Art Lanston Corry Pa writes to communicate his view on the local dog nuisance issue. He praises the ten women committees for addressing the matter and urges caution about dogs wandering streets. He defends a well behaved dog kept in town but notes danger from dogs at large.
Local notice lists a tea sale and a sugar quantity of 1 pound. No further details are readable to confirm source or context.
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