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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
2
A call for a systematic cleanup campaign in Corry urges merchants and citizens to rally for tidier streets and private premises. The author commends past efforts, stresses health and civic pride, and asks city government to cooperate to energize annual cleanup and sustained tidiness.
Hon Yancy McCormick, proprietor of the Harrishire Daily Patriot, is praised by a speaker as having performed more valiant service in the last campaign than any other man in the United States. The tribute credits his paper and personal efforts, calling him the leader among progressive Democrats.
Postmaster General Burleson commends Republican postmasters for efficient service and the chance to complete their terms, framing it as sound business and steady politics. Franklin News notes the policy reflects competence and loyalty in public service.
United Press report from Youngstown says two foreign men were found murdered in a camp car near Lowellville. Both victims were hacked to pieces with an axe recovered at the scene. Railroad detectives and county authorities lead the investigation as details remain unsettled.
Chairman North and AsseMu fan Bayle planned a regular inspection tri to Corry Hospital. They postponed the tempo of their visit. the Semiannual will be here late next week. Senator Clark shows interest and supports the hospital effort as the party decides on further action. Officials seek state aid to ensure guaranteed support for the near future.
Corry High School baseball players prepare for a game with Titusville in town. Several top players are barred from high school play, risking a stronger independent lineup. A Warren game may follow, with locals eager to see a rematch against Warren after a 3 4 score showing the teams were well matched.
A reflective piece on seeing, arguing that vision has two parts: eyes and mind. It cites figures like Joseph Pulitzer and Henson to illustrate that insight grows from both sight and inner understanding. The text urges readers to keep eyes and mind open to discern and learn.
A lengthy program at M. B. Church led by Rev. A. J. Patterson featured a 10pal talent show with clear screens. Violin and piano duets by the Misson Truesdell and a cello solo by Dr. Farmer drew strong praise, ending with “My Old Kentucky Home” sung by Mr. Shear. The event lasted about two hours and showcased the League’s planned series of entertainments. Nearby, Corren Jackman underwent a major hand operation after a farm accident, with doctors amputating the torn area but preserving two fingers, and his condition improving at Corry Hospital.
Chair Company workers form a first class baseball team and start practice on the old ball grounds. They issue a challenge to Kurt Brass Red Company for a series of games to be played Saturday afternoon, as Raymond and other shop teams prepare, signaling a big local season.
The Feast of Passover, a major Jewish holy week, starts at sundown and lasts seven days. It recalls the Israelites’ deliverance from bondage, with strict avoidance of leavened foods and use of unleavened bread and utensils that remain free of leaven.
Shortly after one this afternoon a special train on the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Philadelphia and Erie division brought the DeKoven Opera Company from Erie to Jamestown. The train consisted of three baggage cars two coaches and a magnificent Pullman named The
Feature of the year presents The Little Minister in three parts at Foeld theatre. Children crowd the venue as showtime nears. program notes emphasize a grand evening of drama and entertainment despite imperfect OCR text descriptions.
A special train was moved to the Erie line for an appearance at Jamestown, scheduled to depart at 1 16 PM. The event promises a large organization gathering this evening.
Neighbors reported a stray dog repeatedly prowling a residence on Went Pleasant Street. Police were alerted late yesterday afternoon and Chief Hoey Spencer dispatched officers to the neighborhood to halt the disturbance.
Police report several similar complaints about nuisance dogs. The patrolman shot a small black mongras, owner of the pup unknown, and officers warn dog owners to prevent disturbances to neighboring properties.
We wish to thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother, C. A. Lewis and Sons.
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