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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1913

Page

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Three Teams Ready to Join in the New League

The Municipal Club and the Raymond baseball association plan to join with Kurts men for a first gathering next week. Secretary Porter of the Chamber of Commerce was away but rooms will be available for the meeting, likely tomorrow or Monday. Climax and chair company may also send representatives, aiming to complete the Corry City League setup within three to four days and begin schedule formation by week’s end.

Ily Municipal Club Raymond Baseball Association Kurts Porter Chamber of Commerce Wen Butt Corry Aulges

Raymond Co installs automatic wire coiling machinery

Sleeper of Worcester, Mass attends Raymond Manufacturing Co plant in Worcester this week as three new automatic wire coiling machines are installed on the second floor west wing. The two coilers handle springs of varied sizes and shapes with automatic operation and a higher speed. A setup machine built by Sleeper features a compression contrivance and continuous conveyor feed. New shafting with individual motor drives powers the equipment, costing several thousand dollars.

Worcester Mass Raymond Manufacturing Company Marvel| Nspeed Sleeper

Brown elected captain of local National Guard company

At the State Armory on Mast Washington Street Major McNary led a quarterly inspection of Company A with forty members present amid prior disorganization. Rasvelus Brown was elected captain unanimously as recruitment surges, with plans for further officer elections and strong backing from Adjutant General Stewart to advance the unit’s status.

State Armory Washington Street McNary Pittsburg National Guard Am, B. Webb Lelloves State Guard Alexander Rasvelus Brown Brown Leutenanteles Stewart Erie Staton Maj Wilcox Stuart Oval

Columbus Lady Narrowly Saved From Train

An unusually large depot crowd witnessed Mrs. L. Walton of Columbus narrowly escape being run down by an Erie Railroad train. Louis Noles, an Indy, pulled her back as the locomotive bore down on her from the west end yards. After the incident she continued on Booth Center street, with Noles credited for preventing a serious accident.

Te Depot L. Walton Columbus Louis Nolés Erie R. R Pennuyrain West End Booth Center Atraet Indy Acolten

Corry Delegation Visits Erie for Hospital Funds

Fifteen members of the Pennsylvania Appropriations Committee toured Corry and Erie, met local officials, and planned to press hospital funding during the Erie visit. Capt J Austin W H Dutty and Dr G A Elston joined the state lawmakers on the depot platform and urged support at tonight’s ball and banquet. The group was to view hospital needs and seek timely appropriations, a visit delayed earlier.

Appropriations Committee Pennsylvan Capt J. Austin W. H. Dutty G. A. Elston Brie Corry

Sprinkling Plan Progress In City Mayoral Update

Mayor Alexander aims to finish securing pledges for the street sprinkling program. The North Side business district pledged about 60 dollars monthly yesterday, with over 100 dollars still needed before work can begin. The plan covers May to October for enhanced next season street maintenance.

Alexander

Tannery Man Home From Europe

John Neylon of the J W A P Howard Company returns from a seven month business trip in England arriving in New York aboard the George Washington. He spent most time in London with shoe interests and toured major English centers. The trip yielded new business for the Corry interests and was highly successful. He will stay briefly in this city then visit Howard’s Boston headquarters.

John Neylon J. W. & A. P. Howard Company New York Incr George Washington England London Neylon Corry Howard Concern Boston

Dr Elliott Addresses High School Students on Education

Dr W F Elliott of Allegheny Cole Tege spoke to teachers about the history of education and gave a lively talk to High School students. He urged originality and doing one’s best for the sake of completion, not pay, and advised every pupil to be honest with themselves to succeed.

W. F. Elliott Allegheny Cole Tege HL Watt Elliott

Local Men To Erie For Safety Meeting

Last evening a special Pennsylvanian Railroad train from Renovo arrived in the city. PR RA A gent J. A. Martin and clerks boarded here. About fifty railroad men from the division gathered at Erie for a safety meeting. Short talks urged accident avoidance and careful conduct by employees. The session ended around eleven with the men returning home near midnight.

Pennsylvania Railroad Renovo PR. RA J. A. Martin Eblot Thin City Eldiviion Wile Slock Ibamea

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