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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about mail matter processing and Postal service steps. The readable names suggest locations and institutions but exact details are unclear. The item appears to report a procedural action rather than a settled event.
Advertiser notes about pricing and placement for six column display in a newspaper section. Mentions per-inch or per-column costs and potential live layout adjustments. Details appear garbled but indicate a rate card with terms and deadlines for reserved space.
Pasty cloudy outlook with scattered showers and cooler conditions tonight. Moderate south westerly winds expected across areas, shaping a damp, chilly end to the day.
The 20th annual Neckers reunion gathered 136 attendees at the Wa, Lewmlo area two miles north of Clymer on August 24. Events included prayers, recitations, and a young people program led by Helen Binds, with officers elected for the coming year. A baseball game ended 45 to blank as thanks were extended to host and hostess at a post gathering.
An old medical advert extols Nero Tablets as a tonic to calm nerves, boost vigor, and aid recovery from nervous fatigue. It claims internal remedies, blood purification, and a claimed physician pedigree, urging readers to send for treatment and promising positive guarantees.
A major Grand Trunk Railroad wreck killed eighteen people when a train broke down near Bittle Creek. Investigations focus on the failure to evacuate and crew actions as rescuers search for survivors and determine responsibility.
New York News Bureau reports the Erie Railroad shows a surplus for the year, with 4 percent dividends on both preferred stock and junior bonds. The company highlights improved earnings, rebuilt engines, and completion of the Bergen Hill cut through Jersey City, signaling ongoing rehabilitation and anticipated long term gains.
East End sees multiple construction projects including two new dwellings by Sule su and Aisteny, and eight houses by Forty Improvement Co near Shady Home. Parker firms and Pennsylvanian railroad crossing work advance, with four options issued on completed homes. Grobe Company builds a large cement block plant near the railroad, boosting local employment and property values as industry expands.
Concord residents and relatives gather for visits and departures across multiple towns including Williamapure Olivet Spartansburg and Jamestown. Attendees feature Mr and Mrs Orin Hieber Mrs Haebara Ludden and families with updates on travel and the Prohibition Piente event in Talon City.
We thank neighbors and Erenda Tar for kindness and sympathy during our loss. Mia Ania Tyler and family appreciate your support and care.
New three night run featuring Barry and Barry novelty act, Helm and Cozer comedy duo, and Hrémi Pictures. Library Theatre hosts the trio for three nights starting tonight with a lively schedule of quick sketches, musical bits, and light entertainment.
Evmyibing Jevendy reports the Erie County Sabbath School Convention with about three hundred delegates expected. Notable speakers include Rev. J. W. Mainer and W. G. Landis, with Hettean Kirin and George J. Henderso n as organizers. The program aims to extend full days of sessions and devotional periods, under the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association.
A garbled OCR fragment previews a classic western film reel showing a celebrity lineup. It mentions a daredevil, archers or ropers, and a champion roper performing throws with a steer in about fourteen seconds. The piece reads as promotional copy for stunt feats and cowboy spectacle.
An old ad claims Putnam's Palatons Corn Eductor cures corns warts eruptions and foot lumps with a 26 cent price. Bold by Thomas Downey on February 27.
Alya Oakos a 40 year old resident, died at an early evening accident at the Nabbe Albert crossing of the Tribune road near Union City. The man, whose mother awaited him, had told friends he planned to go to Corry when he was struck by a freight train and killed instantly.
Notice from PON Cross Cutting N Y dated August 25 1910 in Chau County New York forbids harboring or trusting Alice Crogstay wife of the signatory and states no payment of her bills or contracts as the marriage fails to provide support and bed and board has been left.
The body of Benjamin W. Orr Jr of St. Louis was found near Prendergast Point early this morning after he drowned Saturday while fishing from a rowboat. Coroner Misson ruled the drowning an accident as heavy marine growth hindered the search and grappling in 22 feet of water. The body was taken to Mayville for burial preparations by M A Porter Undertaker.
Bradford Pa August 24 Corry will press a strong bid for the Rural meeting of the State Wik's Reunion Association at the business meeting Thursday morning Several other towns contend but Corryttes lead the way for the coming year and the next meeting dates will be set Then committees for the next year are chosen The day closed with a monster street parade Charles T Willard of the Curdae aviation forces flew two dramatic coastal flights in a biplane before about 6000 spectators
In Younwavilie August 44 a 14 year old boy accidentally shot and killed his mother at their home in Pinfield Warren County. He had been showing how to shoot to burglarize a house when the fatal bullet struck. The boy’s uncle Gilbert Thompson of Levine ton is mentioned in relation to a separate recent homicide.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fear and unspecified "thety" with unclear context. Readable details are insufficient to identify people places or events.
An old ad touts Painozone as a universal remedy for back pain, sprains, strains, and rheumatic discomfort. It claims quick penetration and soothing relief, touting a low price of 25 cents and sale through Thomas Downey with a family remedy claim.
City tax notice warns taxpayers who have not paid their 1910 taxes that amounts are due at the City Treasurer's office. Taxes unpaid by September 1, 1910 incur 8 percent penalty plus a 1 percent monthly surcharge thereafter. Wm Postlethwatt, City Treasurer.
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