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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a Corry notices page mentions catered event details at a Ponofice venue, unclear location, and minimal context. The readable words reference a cinema world setting and a municipal or community notice, but exact actions, dates, or participants remain unreadable.
Advertising rates are listed with per line costs and minimum charges. Copy must be received by nine o clock on the storilng date, with fees in effect for the week.
Partly cloudy conditions persist with possible local showers and cooler temperatures, especially in the western portion. Thursday is expected to be cooler across the region.
A fragment notes Sibley’s reluctance to explain a 42 500 financial action and praises concealed generosity. It cites editorials from Philadelphia and Jamestown Journal on virtue, religion, and discreet philanthropy, hinting at moral motives behind public deeds.
Erle Atch reports that Pennsylvania Game Commission enforces a 1907 act requiring all hunting dogs to wear collars with tags and owner address. Offenders found off owner land risk being killed by game wardens or constables, warning hunters to ensure dogs display 1907 dog tax tags.
Privoven Angus Moynihan proprietor of the Avenue Hotel in Celoron is arraigned on a charge of obtaining credit by check fraud. Police allege he owed Charles Wilson for cigars and passed a check with insufficient funds. Wilson says Moynihan ejected him from the hotel after demanding cash and using violent language. The case was set for Wednesday in village court.
Word reached Corry that Dr. Charles Bush 78, a longtime resident and inventive mind, was killed instantly by a fast passenger train near Brie. Undertaker C L Alexander and A L Bush prepared the body. burial arrangements to be announced. he leaves a widow, two daughters, two sons C P Bush of Warren and A L Bush, plus Mrs Susie Shelly and Carrie Bush of Corry. Funeral notice to follow.
Manager Waters arranged Labor Day doubleheader between Titusville and Corry. Corry lost 8 to 2 in last meeting. Titusville, boosted with new players, aims for strong showings in nearby towns. Tully 100 fans to travel. expected large crowd. two games at 1100 and 330. Corry pitchers Bromagh t Craker to face, Prome nent noted for recent strong pitching against Meadville and Hel e.
Coroner's jury in Huntley's office found no blame on Huzo Lenare after hearing that eight year old Teka Waters ran into the car Sunday afternoon. The verdict states the accident was caused by the child and Lenare took all precautions to avoid it. The Journal reports.
County directors gathered for the convention elected new officers and appointed committees. Dr Kendall was named president with Dr Stom and Honor Porter as vice presidents. Pred Nye as secretary and James Moorhead as treasurer. Delegates and committees were announced, and sessions featured remarks by State Superintendent Henry Valtingill and attorney John Tiling on code changes.
A serious Erie wreck in Salamanca yard Saturday morning caused near $200,000 in losses. A carload of National cash registers valued at 420,000 burned, along with contents and registers. Two captha tanks exploded, a new locomotive was badly damaged, and multiple other items were destroyed leaving one trainman injured. The incident halted traffic as fog obscured visibility and worsened the collision.
Some physicians condemn patent medicines as frauds and injurious while others praise certain remedies such as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as real and valuable, recommended by physicians of standing.
The Greatest Show Yet features The Dancing Harrines Arthur George and Victor in a premier singing and dancing act. Also on bill are Mr Mack Hanley and Miss Helen Murray in the musical comedy sketch The College Boy and the Maid and two best pictures at Library Theater tonight.
In Crawford County courtroom the Hover murder case nears a ruling on a new trial as parents display visible affection for their son. Attorneys clash over Minte’s testimony and insanity evidence while Judge Walling weighs changes in the record and defense claims against the prosecutions reliance on a key witness.
The clerk of courts released licenses for David B. Amidon and Gerry M. Walker Melissa. Edward W. York and Margaret V. Mead. Bayt J Spurling and Christina North East. Hdna C Van DiVede and North East. Charles H. Hillett and Mrs Gulu M Sheppard. Advertisements in the Journal's classified ads.
A note from Professor Curtis dated Anchal 1 lists a dinner for Judge F. K. Catlin and wife at Grand Hotel Victoria Naples on August 18 to celebrate their 29th anniversary. Mrs J B Brown and others spoke. Catlin couple received a copy of Hompell. Corrys to arrive in New York September 1. Poultry Book ad follows.
At Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania the Lake Erie Circuit races opened with Jingo driven by H D B facing a rule dispute raised by the host. After five heats Jingo led the summaries and Earnest protested further heats arguing the race should end when a horse won three. results list Madison first in trot and Lida Gorgon first in pace with Jingo second and Moonshing third.
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