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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
2
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Partly cloudy today with a chance of showers and cooler conditions tonight or tomorrow. Moderate southerly winds shift through the period as the region anticipates a change in weather patterns.
A Chicago convention proposes a plan to press butchers into payment by denying credit to customers who cannot show a discharge receipt. The scheme aims to force full payment and reduce prices through collective action, sparking debate on its practicality and impact on consumers and traders.
The Wattsville fair returns September 6 7 and 8 with marquees and a busy schedule. Marquee president Marqueese and J de Rome secretary of the agriculture council oversee the event.
Dr Dunn and his wife, badly injured in a motor collision near Spartansbury, remain in hospital with improving conditions. Mrs Dunn, more seriously hurt, underwent suturing. both are expected to recover, though Dr Dunn’s recovery is slow. Crown of Brown Garage inspected the wreck, noting a smashed left front wheel and severe radiator damage. The car’s overall condition worsened after the crash but is stabilizing as treatment continues.
George Tyler Younge Tyler of Columbias Pennsylvania died Tuesday afternoon at the Inn in Hickok. He was born in Sussex England seventy four years ago and settled in Lettsville before moving to Columbine May. He leaves a wife Anne Hammond Tyler and six children inscribing a long service to community and church. He was a husband and father revered by neighbors and kin.
The conference just closed marks the first under new mission fund rules. The church raised four hundred dollars more than last year and added twenty five new members. A new concrete wall fronts the church with improvements planned, including repairs and parish enhancements. Macintyre plans to conference this year.
Erie County Pomona Grange schedules fall gathering Wednesday and Thursday in September. All members will convene at the Odd Fellows hall with a votan city dinner served in the dining room.
The Erie Conference U B Church of the 15th district will convene at Jamestown No Ys this Wednesday afternoon August 24 and continue through the Sabbath. Bishop William Weekly of Kansas City Kansas will preside at the conference.
A report outlines Sibley’s arrest linked to disbursed campaign funds and alleged misconduct surrounding a Republican primary. Names of involved figures, districts, and expenditures appear, with details on the Warien County Civic League and political opponents. The article also describes a wedding in Nebride with extensive family attendance and gifts.
Ralph B. Dyking of Galeton, Pa., buys the gate levy photograph from G. P. Pernie at 109% First Avenue and will begin work next Monday. All kinds of photographic work done with certain guarantees.
Local Columbus items report Mrs Chim Vogt entertaining visitors, Miss Martha AYER and Vern Uinham at Lily Dale, Lulu Gavel visiting friends, Howard men at Grange Day, and multiple family gatherings. Cemetery work proceeds slowly, milk and butter production figures shared, and various society events noted including church services, hospitalities, and reunions.
Forty four post offices in Pennsylvania sought designation as depositories for postal savings funds and eleven banks joined the interest. Corry and Kane were highlighted in the state list with the National Bank of Corry among the applicants. Advertisements appeared in the Journal’s Wants and Classifieds.
Forenoon accident near Findley Lake involved Paul Sweigert and another man after their horses bolted when frightened by a car. They were thrown and injured, with Sweigert reported in serious condition. Doctors examined them at Findley Lake and other local hospitals were alerted. A separate incident related to a Lake Pleasant visitor and a car led deputies to seize the vehicle. the clash appeared tied to a dispute over payment for the automobile.
A quack patent medicine advert promises nervous system relief and enhanced energy. It touts Parrozone Xo ely as nourishment for the nerves and whole body, claiming strength, extended work endurance, and perfect function. Sold by Thamar Noverioys in a 50 cent box.
John Savine, 83, longtime Corry resident, died this afternoon at his home 104 Wright Street after illness and two weeks of confinement. He came to Corry from Nunda in early days and worked at the Atlantic and Great Western Railway shop. Survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
Walter Mervicks son of A W Mor Hei and Miss Halen Spiesman daughter of Mrs Catherine Splow nin wed in a quiet ceremony at St Elizabeth Parkowage attended by immediate families. Best man William Spiesman. wedding trip planned to Tivie and Detrait then to Detroit. Mr Mor Hei active in local exchanges and Acme- NUI. Miss Splou man well connected in the city.
A reader notes issues with clothes bought from the International Tailoring Co of New York City and A F Measenger and Son sole agents for Corry and Vieln ity. The piece highlights pricing and quality concerns from mid twentieth century context.
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