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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
4
An advertisement outlines the Columbus and D. B. Brand coffees from arrival of green beans through screening grinding and roasting to packing and labeling. It emphasizes careful selection blending proper cooling and automated packing to preserve aroma and quality.
Community notices list a big benefit for K O T M baseball tonight with events in Meadville including sermons, sales, and public announcements. Local items mention births, marriages, monu ments open shop hours, and the Ridgway and Warren county area updates.
Saturday sales at City Market include pork at 1.00 and one day only clothing deals from Walker store at 147 N Center St. Church group hosts a social at 54 BE Irving St. and a bake sale by O. H. S. girls at Murray's 2124. Local military mentions reference six City boys, including Anderson and Mattox, serving aboard ships in various posts. The Lyceum presents The Manger to the Cross tonight with praise for scenic effects and famed New York booking.
A torn scrap of paper found by Ralph Hughson on Presque Isle Beach near Millery Bay contains a note about Albert J. Wein, treasurer of Keystone Flak, aboard the Marquette and Reasemer car ferry that disappeared on December 4, 1909. The note mentions abandonment and farewell and was discovered with other relics, including a corked bottle, as cleanup lore recounts the missing vessel.
Mr Johnson, instructor in the manual training department, has shifted Eighth grade students from cabinet to carpentry. About 140 students are now learning wood working including drawer and kennel construction, signaling a new emphasis on practical projects.
A United Press report from Mexico City says arms stored at the American embassy by U S citizens have been removed by Huerta the Mexican dictator. Military guards now stand before the U S and other embassies as the reason given is to prevent a potential outbreak by “Gringo” forces.
City Market advertises home cured and smoked bacon at 18 cents per pound with limited quantities. The sign warns customers not to request cuts at this price and is signed C. B. Witeox.
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