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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1915
Page
4
Local notices recount community events and personals from a city area. Reports mention meetings at homes, rental ads, upcoming social gatherings, entertainment, and a few incidents, including a fishing contest, a funeral, and a garage or shop notices. Also noted are political and civic items, plus weather and local crime summaries.
Advertises summer undergarments and hosiery with ladies regular 50c Union Suits offered at 38c each. Describes sleeveless gown neck knee length, wide trim lace, made of fine combed yarns, fully bleached. Sizes 34 through 44, regular 50c value, sale price 38c each.
A compact note promotes sending a Valentine card with a playful Valentine mood. It hints at romantic theme and a friendly nudge to mail a greeting to a loved one. The piece resembles a brief urban card column urging affectionate gesture.
Regional reports note most hand gla ves factories placed to operation by tomorrow night with several machine plants restarting, including Hazelhurst and Lancaster. Kane Representative recalls Dr. Jordan receiving over $3,000 for six weeks work, while Shreveport and Vincennes plants resume. Shovel cranesman James Arabbs injured at Kennerdell with leg fracture, treated then hospital bound.
The monthly Schoola Wilson report lists 1180 pupils enrolled, 1069 average daily attendance, and 96.2 percent overall attendance. Washington school had 169 enrollment and 107.5 percent attendance. There were 138 tardiness cases and three corporal punishment cases at Alten building. 99 parent visits by board members were reported. Mrs. Hattie Nonsteel is absent sick with Mrs. John McLaugh Tiny teaching in her room.
Harrisburg April 18 two fires of unknown origin damaged a cereal mill and a storage warehouse in Harrisburg causing an estimated loss of 150000. The Pennsylvania Food Company mill, idle since April 1, suffered about 40000 in damage and trains were delayed. In the afternoon the Montgomery and Company store area burned with nearly 90000 loss mainly to goods. Insurance covers most of the losses including state paper stock.
Seconds of Burson's regular 25 cent stockings offered at 19 cents per pair. The stockings are seam free but may have minor imperfections, repaired and mended. Available in ribbed and plain tops, all sizes, black only.
A five act drama The Walls of Jericho presented Tuesday at the Hackett Theater New York, starring James K Hackett with Halmond Breese. Breese co stars as part of the Amuses! program in a production by James K Hackett.
A petition circulated in Eldred Pa seeks move of the post office from its current building to a new TE and COOEral construction across the river from the present site. The proposed lot belongs to Mr Showaint and will be cleared for the new structure. The current post office building, owned by ex postmaster C H Heath, was sold to Georgy Shiels who will hold public session soon.
The state Bureau of Agriculture Statistics completes its first inquiry into the maple sugar industry. Findings show that more than half the state participates, centered in Jo Connnect and surrounding areas, with production surpassing 1,000,000 pounds.
The store unveils a new Spring Goods selection in every department. Highlights include fresh apparel, home decor, and seasonal essentials designed to boost renewed shopping for the season.
Mrs A. E. Pettit, Florist, 310 East Mail Street Bell To Union 4 announces cut flowers and potted plants including tulips hyacinths daffodils azaleas roses carnations violets Sweet peas and more. Place orders early to insure arrangements. Thres blocka from Depot.
AmuseU Tonight features the Blaine No 5 program with complete subjects. A lograph drama and three good comedies are shown. One of the best of the Blaine pictures is advertised as a standout attraction.
For rent a seven room dwelling with toilet and large Kardon close to Amal family at 314 Suelid street George Peet.
Weather bureau reports at 8 p m yesterday show clear skies in New York Atlantic City Boston Philadelphia Washington and Chicago with temperatures ranging from 60 to 78 degrees. New Orleans had 78 degrees with clear conditions. Compact and calm nationwide outlook expected.
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