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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
2
The Wheel and Das onberry company’s big lumber plant aims to boost production this season. Output averages about 120 thousand feet daily across mills, with demand for plow parts and dress timber rising. A new hemlock mill will be built, supervised by Len Thomprd, and bark usage is expected to reach 3,000 cords.
In a home in Clymer on Monday evening a refined 72 one of the most elaborate storethments for the son fon was honored in memory of Miss Patricia Maloney of Dubois. Guests included Mrs Gladys CAML of Mihon Guty and the celebration featured a Shiku purl display, Ming Matis Nookers performance of The Palms, violin, and a formal supper for about thirty. Fortunes told added entertainment to the night.
In a relaxed vignette the narrator finds solace and peace through the Tuxedo hour. The pipe, soft curves, and calm smoke ease nerves and lift spirit, turning bleak cares to rosy sunshine and a mood to laugh and sing.
Reports from the hospital describe Theodore Seart with typhoid and plights of other residents including Mr Dan Hayphygtun in poor health and Charonea Rayburg under care. A depot accident near Colbert Nookers involved a freight train and broken gear with minor injuries and halted traffic. Maple sugar season ends with a modest yield but a busy business day noted at a local store.
Community tailoring program offers a pay what you can option to obtain a suit or overcoat. Participants are invited to call for details and to arrange fittings or purchases during Mach Week. The initiative aims to make professional attire affordable for local residents through flexible payments.
The State Health Department reports January saw the largest death list in years, with 19,410 deaths and 18,114 births. Weather and illness triggered spikes in typhoid, diphtheria, influenza, malaria, and tuberculosis, while violent causes and railway injuries add to the toll. Stillbirths totaled 14, while infant mortality remains a major concern.
Columbus Columing April 18 reports a quirky birthday party for Frank Patrick with guests from Kennedy and nearby towns. The record lists many townsfolk, visits, and social events including church notes and a small library drive yielding about 140 books and fifty seven dollars in treasury.
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