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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
3
An illustrated Mammoth Cave lecture will be held at the First M. E. Church on Monday evening April 2 at eight o'clock. The event is a church fundraiser with admission set at twenty five cents and reserved seats available. Tickets can be obtained from any church member or at Dingmer's Restaurant.
A series of items in City and Vicinity describes an AML church illustrated lecture on the mammoth, a drowning accident near Darrow involving Frank Chapin and Nye, and the rescue by Theodora Bartholomew. It notes Franklin First Presbyterian inviting Rev. Damon Albert Patterson of New York, describes his background, the Authoro Club gathering, and various local notices including a Youngsville travel plan, a marriage license, a dairy item sale, and a car fire near the brickyard.
The Meadville Tribune notes a downed well depth of 3820 feet and a limestone formation, plans for a German Spirella corset plant in Disseldorf, cattle and bird shipments, widespread rains dampening local farming, a school explosion injury, and local social notes including Dr. Kincaid’s trip to Germany and a Washington visit by Chautauqua county residents.
A local notice lists potted plants including spring flowers, shrubs, lawn grass seed, and cut flowers offered by A. E. Pettit at 310 Main Street. The ad mentions a storefront on Main Street and references a few product lines modestly.
A compact notice describes a dramatic production titled A Beautiful Play set in a human garden. It references The Tate BQ and Biyon Western with a modest ticket price of five cents for admission.
The Junior Boy Scouts will meet next Monday night and shift to Monday nights as the regular time. Watchman Morley at the Center Street crossing of the Erie Railroad had a Severs accident yesterday evening, recovering enough to work today. A Corry man on South Center Street was relieved of ten dollars by gypsies who returned the money before leaving. A. S Keating announces the shadowsraph a new advertising device to project a tethered shadow of a block dial for stores and public places, showing time and date in a display.
Erick Xellay, 24, of Yor Moberly Missouri, seeks Aya Mercer, 19, of Chelatund, in a matrimonial pursuit. Mercer’s correspondence began last November with a letter and a photograph. Mercer’s father reportedly sent a money order promising a good home if marriage occurred.
Members of the Odd Fellows and their wives and all Rebecca Dagres metibera are invited to meet at the Todge warlory at 7 o'clock p.m. Sunday April 20 for the purpose of funding services without. W. Church in commemoration of the 94th hnniversary of the founding of Old Fellowship in America. By order of J.T. McBRIDE, duly Grand.
The Last Supper by W. H. Leavitt, a renowned work valued around $100,000, will be shown in Titusville for one week. It will be on display daily from 2 to 9 PM until April 2 at the First Methodist Episcopal church under the Brotherhood aid. Leavitt will attend, lecture on the piece, and share insights about this masterpiece.
The governor approved a licensing law requiring every hunter to obtain a license from the county treasurer for one dollar and display the tag with the license number. No one under 14 may hunt feral fish. under 16 requires parental written consent. Proceeds fund game and protection efforts. bills also appropriate funds for state camp and Petetane at Goltyabury.
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