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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented local notices and ads recount town happenings. Subscriptions canceled after advance pay, tax deadlines, school openings, theater shows at Library Theatre, market reports, and shop promotions populate the page with scattered items and announcements from Warren County and surrounding towns.
Reports describe Teuton drive advancing with heavy German resistance and renewed Russian defense in a broad front. Soviet and allied forces clash as Petrograd braces for continued bombardment and strategic operations near Grodno.
Charlee Newwwuen, a 9 year employee at the Spring Creek tannery, suffered a painful injury when a weight fell on his foot. Doctors say he will be laid up for weeks though he can walk with support. A mill fire at Willow Dock near Kano damaged but spared the mill, with authorities hoping to catch the arsonists.
A local event notice announces a special production featuring The Falling and Kesytone Watty with Whe Runs and guest Bobby in a regional venue. The mention of a reel and limited details suggest a one night show with likely band lineup and performance notes.
A short downtown display announces a new line of ferns, palms and araucarias. It notes choice cut flowers and a Bell 707 onion ad near three blocks from the Depot, suggesting a storefront or market listing.
A large community picnic planned for next Monday at Columns City Park features a Labor Day Basket event, trolley transport, and various activities. Judge Emory A Walling will speak. a South Side and North Side ball game is set, followed by dances and prizes for top contests.
The Beta Gamma Society invites a dancing party at K of P Hall on Monday evening September 10. Members include Margaret Alexander Araline Drought Margret Muleht Helen Hoenes Elizabeth Lyons Lucile Love Ruth Smith and Josephine Weaver. Du Pintis orchestra from Mussville will play. Programs at nine with a grand march at nine twelve.
The straw hat curfew ends as Fall Hats arrive in leather stiff and soft models. Aimed at every face head and age, the collection promises a correct hat for all decors and seasons.
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