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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
5
United Press reports Turkey plans to purchase three discarded battleships from Italy to rebuild its navy after World War I. The vessels Umberto Stella and Surtegna are former Italian warships supplied for eventual modernization. The move signals Ankara’s intent to revive naval strength amid shifting regional tensions.
Hayes of Fair View was elected president of the county educators group at a morning school digestor and teachers institute gathering. William Smith as first vice president and R McUtwary as secretary were named, with Dr. Teltrleke delivering remarks and the convention debating delegate expenses.
The Columbus Cemetery Auxiliary plans the next regular meeting for September 17 with Mrs. Bell Baker, featuring entertainment, a literary program, and card games. They will appoint a new committee at each meeting. The Mothers department of the W. O. T. U. will hold a September meeting led by Mrs. Frank Emerson. A Corry merchant offers a prize for a garden product to benefit Corry Hospital, urged as a community donation. A hospital committee and agricultural exhibits are urged to collaborate to avoid misunderstandings and maximize aid.
Leslie Hannon of Glifelylo Jenks township, 19, was badly injured in a quarrel at the New Marion hotel in Marienville when Lewis Doble of Masienville struck him with a blow. Hannal was hospitalized in critical condition but doctors warn his recovery may be doubtful. A relative pressed aggravated assault charges and Doble was jailed pending further action.
Virle Aug 27 Frank M DuMond deputy sheriff of Brie county and longtime Eels pollen department member today announced withdrawal from the race for the remaination for sheriff He cites new registration law voter anti registration and complexity of the new districting system plus labor unrest as reasons Public support noted he would have been a strong candidate if elected and would have made an efficient sheriff
A worker for the Franklin and Clearfield company discovered a man about 21, lying under a bridge two miles east of Sutton on the Franklin Clearfield road. The cause of death is unknown, believed to be accidental from walking along the track and falling from the bridge into the stream. The foreman was notified and a inquest will be held.
Suffering women are invited to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential correspondence department in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read by a woman, answered with strict confidence, and no testimonials or letters are published without consent. The offer costs nothing and aims to provide knowledge from extensive experience. A free 80 page Textile Book is available by mail with no distribution.
Cedar Shingles just received a carload of Trans fer Brand cedar shingles at Acma Milling Co. ay. 12%
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