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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1912
Page
6
Vaudeville and film at the Temple Theater in Detroit with Welsh and Rose Coneay appearing. Buffalos features and next week shows include counts and elegant costumes with admission details.
Earl Brown went to Jamestown on business this morning. Dan DeLury returned from Cleveland after a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. B of West attend a Sherman reunion. Mrs Hangeline Lawrence returned home from Meadville. Dr John G Rich went to Jamestown on professional business. Mrs M M Coyle and children and Miss Maud King travel to Manafield Ohio to visit relatives. Miss Marie Boehus returned to Meadville after visiting her sister Mrs Matt Mason. Miss Zena Mortz of Warren visited here then went to Erie. Claude Rhones of Brig s spent Sunday. Mrs W S Peitholion of Celoron returned from a week in Corry Pa. Mrs Laure Stevens of Mayville visiting Mrs J D Bentley. Miss Mary Mason of Syracuse visiting Mrs J D Bentley. Rev J J Armstrong to preach Congregational Church Sunday at 8:30. Mrs T A Roberts returned to Eve after a short visit. Ann Harry Aver and children and Mrs William Matthews went to be today. Merton Brown and wife with Mr W C Fehrman of Buffalo headed to summer camp near Cambridge for September. Mr and Mrs Frances A Rowe of Coxne nut Ohio with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Loomis and son arrived yesterday by auto, guests of D S Rowe family.
AmuseU Theater offers a lineup including The Gunsmuggler and a Lubin drama while local residents travel and return. Sherman man Mys. GM McGuire visits Pisfold with relatives. Walter Hamaond returns to Buffalo after visiting family. Miss E L Johnson spends a day in Corry with Mrs Vinnie Port. James Stavens family set for a year in Oroville. Carrie Valentine and Anna Johnson visit Warren for Sunday with kin. Wesley Floreé and Dan DeLury head to Youngsville to play Garona. Mrs Thoms Clarke returns from Gonneaut. Couveil and John Foley visit parents then return to Hartford Conn. Archie Bowell resumes work at Warren National Bank after two weeks away and moves family to new South Street home.
The Cambridge Springs News reports a prominent group promotes rebuilding the Brio Corty Cam bridge trolley route. They say the project, with about 50,000 spent securing rights of way and about twenty two miles of track, aims to resume work this fall and connect to the Vine street area.
A man identified as ten Fovelste was bound over to next terms of court after a Wednesday night arrest by Officer Wil Jey. A $2000 bond was set, and his case proceeds with the grand jury. Forsburg’s wife and son attended the hearing. The defendant waives further action until the next court session.
A recovered machine from Blueway is claimed by Whe MonWell Automobile in a dispute over ownership. The car, described as a four door model with a possible defect, is said to contain women’s apparel and may have been abandoned days earlier near Awl Rane. The case seeks to determine rightful ownership.
AY office will be closed from August 1 to September txt. Dro H Ay Gurtiy, Iwiter.
Kodak requests patronage for photographic supplies including developing papers for day-to-day work, powder, printing items, rubber, tray, and dark lanterns. The note seeks ongoing support for the new department and its photo needs.
Two prisoners escaped from a temporary jail in the village, tunneling under a wall to reach a different area of the base and slipping out through an open window. Three other inmates refused to vacate the facility.
A letter from Garrett Pennsylvania dated July 6 1912 endorses San Cura claiming it cured a fever ulcer on the legs of a mother after nine years and multiple doctors. The writer thanks The Thompson Medical Co asserting great results and notes the Mayo Drug Co in Pittsburg sold the remedy.
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