AmuseU Theater Couple Leave for Pittsburg Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Love departed yesterday afternoon to spend a short time in Pittsburg, visiting the city for a brief outing and theater-going trip.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1912
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. John Love departed yesterday afternoon to spend a short time in Pittsburg, visiting the city for a brief outing and theater-going trip.
The Supreme Court ordered the Temple Tron Company to dissolve and reorganize into 50 independent entities. The Erie and Pennsy railroads’ working agreements were not found guilty of Sherman Act violations. other roads with similar agreements were not ruled as violating the law.
The funeral of Frank Smith was held this afternoon at the rooms of Mr and Mrs Bevens on Washington Street. Rev N J Macintyre officiated and Mrs Bosworth Mrs Heardslez Mr Pediga and Mr Stowe supplied music. Interment was at Columbus.
Mrs Martha Strawser died Saturday night at her sister's home near Lindsley Hollow following a brief illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at noon at the West Spring Creek church. Lenny Weller of Tionesta died Saturday afternoon at Rich Can-Gor Sanatorium on West Washington Street. Undertaker G. Nelson will ship the body to Tionesta Saturday evening.
Shops will stay open evenings from today through Christmas per Corry’s proclamation. Holiday displays are prevalent as yuletide stock appears large and up to date. Expected surge in spending surpasses prior Christmas weeks.
In Boira province near a village four porkonn were devoured by wolves as organized packs from Serra do Gatrella were driven down. In Melid province a daylong hunt drew over 200 men and succeeded in routing and killing over 100 wolves, though many hunters were injured.
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