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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
1
A letter from the Corry Monitorial Association dated April 9 1913 praises the Corry Evening Journal for its sympathetic treatment of church matters and memorial events. William Hall secretary signs the note expressing gratitude and hoping for continued positive relations with the press.
A. L. Wales, of the Wales Hardware Co., was unanimously elected president of the Chamber of Commerce in a sparsely attended meeting held in the Common Council room. The group discussed objectives, including establishing a headquarters, inviting regular meetings, and supporting the Building and Loan association. A committee was formed to draft resolutions on the death of H. E. Whitlesby.
Arthur Lyons reports that a state committee led by Chairman North plans to inspect Corry Hospital Thursday or Friday. Since the group did not arrive today, the visit is expected tomorrow with inspection of the institution.
Mrs A M Davis, longtime Corry resident and organizer of the First Presbyterian Church, died at her Third Avenue home after a long illness. Born Mary Ann Hoffman in Warren County, she married Asahel M Dayis in 1848 and moved to Corry in 1861. She lived a 65 year marriage amid children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, with services likely Saturday at the home.
Jonathan Lodge 1. O. O. F held a social season event after their regular meeting. The special committee organized the occasion which included conferring the Third Degree on a class of candidates. Over fifty local members attended the banquet, with a smoker, cards, and music provided for entertainment after serving.
A Columbus accident left Allison Gifford seriously wounded after Harold Pier threw a stone during a Wackat lot play. Dr Meals treated the injury. later checks showed no lasting damage and Gifford’s condition was improving by morning.
Buffalo authorities in a message to Albany urged immediate calling out of state militia to quell the strike. Strikers from downtown headquarters vowed to mobilize forty two thousand men in other industries, undermining arbitration hopes as the company plans to run cars again at noon.
John Sample, a well known farmer living east of the city, suffered a serious injury while stacking stove wood on Bib farm. A heavy splinter from a saw struck him, fracturing his lower jaw and tearing the lip while knocking out two teeth. He was taken to Dr. G A Elston for dressing and later returned home to recover for several weeks.
A short line urges planting more trees to ensure future roses flourish. The quote implies commitment to expanding greenery to aid blooming plants and resilience in gardens.
A brief exhortation encourages earning more and saving regularly. Plant a small amount in a savings account and let it grow, emphasizing consistent deposits to build wealth over time.
Thousands of investors seek sound securities yet lack knowledge or chance to investigate. A bank can perform expert bond reviews for its own investment account and offer bonds yielding five to six percent, with twenty years of uninterrupted principal and interest payments.
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