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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
2
In major cities, general offices expand across New York and Chicago with growth reported in key districts. Administrations note increased staffing, enhanced services, and stronger regional presence as the enterprise widens its reach.
Weather observations from the United States Weather Bureau indicate conditions across the nation with snow today. Forecast calls for lingering snow and overall risk in the northeast with a moderate to high wind risk as northeast winds prevail.
An adis treating movement in Oregon is urged as beneficial to communities despite concerns it promotes intemperance and waste. Obituaries note Major General Wesley Merritt of Civil War fame dies at 74 in Virginia. Congress convenes, Washington letters promised. Philadelphia battles a hatpin crusade. Skunksskinn police report a large fine for an offense. towns discuss airport plans and civic projects amid a broad national political backdrop.
Mrs Edna Minglen and Mrs Anne Minglen, widows of Albert Minglen, died in Syrapage on December 4 from heart trouble. They were residents of Cor Y area for some time and sought to comfort their husband who is believed to be nearby. Readers may contact William Minglen at Box 263 Camtlhy N.Y.
Citizens of Mill Village protest Erie Railroad conduct and fare practices citing six mile distance charges and 20 cent rates. They allege limited train service, restricted ticket refunds, and poor handling by the company. Residents urge reconsideration of schedules and fares, noting riders must transfer to reach Corry and Meadville.
A man about 60 years old, Nian Wellevedtrom, was found severely injured on railroad tracks near Punxsutawney early Saturday. He was struck by a train, taken to Punxsutawney Hospital, and doctors say recovery is impossible. His exact fate remains uncertain as reports vary.
A fragmented lodge text exhorts brethren to cherish ties and live by fraternity and love while recalling the frailty of life. The passage meditates on the transitory nature of generations, mortality, and the enduring value of mutual support beyond death. It reflects moral instruction amid decay and the inevitability of oblivion.
Mrs George Keele announces a sale display of hand painted china and fancy work starting December 1 at her room 2974 Rial Avenue, Har nes Bloc. Local notice invites buyers to view and purchase decorative pieces and furnishings.
M A Cameron announces a display of holiday novelties at Cameron Block with items for sale starting Wednesday, December 14. The event highlights a range of festive decor and gifts.
Washington reports show Vice President Sherman presiding as Congress opens with large crowds and mixed sentiment. Immigration debate, news on public charges by Italians and Jews, and aviation contest loom as lawmakers adjourn for a period amid warnings of extended sessions.
A nine year old boy from Jamestown, identified as a son of Aba Burt, drowned after slipping into the Cladus Koln river while visiting with family. The incident occurred near a stretch of Bulent Avenue during a family outing on a vacation period.
The Canadohia Lake case with Hen Riggion et al was postponed. The court granted a delay to hear rebuttal evidence and the defense aims to show that navigable water cannot be conveyed by the state to any individual or corporation. The trial will be resumed at a future civil court term with about thirty witnesses expected to testify.
A report from Warren County describes a man finding a gold ring in cheese during a supper prep mishap. Mrs Drake is asked to help return the ring to its rightful owner, with the finder noting the ring likely belonged to someone in the area. The incident originated near Warren Pa. and involves an unnamed cheese maker.
Reported from Corry, artists received favorable mention for the shared exhibit. Notes highlight Me A. Guignon’s prominent work and praised handling of watercolors by Kite Bi, Gould, and others, with remarks on the overall successful showing.
The Lyric presents Carl Hants of Berlin known as the human trombone performing with piano and fusion numbers for the audience. Also showing Biograph A Plain Song and Vitagraph Buspleton with no extra charge.
An old notice states invitations were sent to an out‑of‑town friend for a sea Charley Ball on January 2, 1911. Readers are requested to send names and addresses to Ta BY Bilo4 by the 10th.
A card of thanks from the Standfwat Cleeto of King's Mehtors extends Uneir tineoke to the Presbyterian church trustees for a ten dollar Thanksgiving offering. The donation aids baskets for the needy. The Methodist episcopal society and local attendees, including Miss Hess and Dayle, were noted amid the Corry events.
Pure Beelwheat Flour ad announces new Buckwheat Flour from the fresh crop. If grocer stock is absent, call Acme Milling Co at 121.
High priced umbrellas offered for about four prices others in proportion call and see A P Messenger & Son upholstery and repair services prompt service prices cheap send a postal card Rooney 618 W Malin Street
A rough OCR fragment reports a Paris express train collision with an auto, detailing a fatal incident. It mentions old nobles and a countess’s death, raising mourning in France while noting a derailment near a railway line connected to a survey of routes west of a main road. The garbled text references Maurquis Mie Mabon and local towns with minimal clear facts.
Washington December 5 President Make indicated plans to appoint four Democrats to the Supreme Court. The current situation points to Kendrick W. Lehmann of St. Louis as a potential associate justice, while the city streetcar crowding reflects routine urban transit scenes.
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