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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
1
Following the public sale two weeks ago, Corry Metal Furnitures Co. plans to restart operations once the court approves the transfer. Local plant heads say production will begin with steel wall cabinets and later reintroduce steel furniture lines as the market for high quality goods expands.
Weather update notes a cloudy night with as yet unclear precipitation chances. Thursday is expected to be mostly fair with light winds and moderate temperatures across the region.
About seventy five members of the Masonic fraternity in Unis city attended a 4 oclock dinner in the Horn block rooms hosted by Lantern Stay. The evening followed by an election of officers and installation of AL. Cottrell as Past High Priest to lead for the coming year.
Co A Team travels to Sheffield for a Friday game after failed request for High Bedient to appear at Saturday match. The quintet is booked to play Sheffield Friday and departs on the afternoon train.
In Knights of Columbus rooms the Daughters of Isabella hold their annual election of officers. A complete attendance is expected from the branch's large membership. Newly elected officers will be installed at a later date in the year.
The hospital superintendent reports a quarter with 163 treatment days across September to November and more than a third of care free. Of 122 admissions, 109 were discharged cured or improved. ten deaths occurred, and remaining patients totaled 17 at month end. Nonpaying patients and strong community support underscore the hospital’s charitable mission.
Washington announces two investigations urged by Representative Keating before the Hoyas Rules Committee. A congressional probe of the Colorado War troubles was requested at once. Debate touched on the Calumet copper mine conditions as Representative McDonnell pressed for an oral inquiry. No decisions were announced as committee members weighed petitions.
In Mexico City a contingent of marines from the international fleet will operate to protect foreign residents if trouble arises. British, French, German, and American vessels were reported to have no unified plan, while thousands of marines stand near the railway yards awaiting a possible response. Myk Nelson G Shaughnessy reportedly declined to leave the embassy with other officials.
The Historical Circle closed its season during a holiday recess at Mrs. Atte Mead's home. Members presented readings and poems by various authors including Mrs. Susan Talbitt, Mrs. Geo. trlow, Miss Alyssa Bentley, Mrs. Anima Bonsteel, Mrs. Morris Bonsteel, and others, focusing on faith, duty, and Christian life.
Uniontown Pennsylvania December 10 George Struble aged 50 was acquitted of murdering Miss Hannah Jackson aged about 2 on October 7 on the McGlellantown road. The judge instructed the jury to render a verdict from their seats as no testimony tied Struble to the fatal shot that killed the girl.
New York Dec 10 Governor Tener of Pennsylvania is due to assume his new position as head of the National League. He will preside at the convention's second session as plans for the day's events unfold amid ongoing disputes over his succession and the magisterial control of the league.
Major Wilcox Captain TR Brown and Captain Wilson lead local officers from Corry and Franklin to Philadelphia for an annual state militia convention. They will stay Friday and Saturday for training sessions and motion pictures illustrating complex maneuvers, returning Sunday morning.
The Red Cross stamp sale in Corry advances with about 2600 stamps purchased so far. Local firms remain un canvassed while 228 dollars was raised last year for cheer stickers. Proceeds aid the local dispensary and relief efforts, with the Dawson building open one afternoon weekly for sales.
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