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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
2
The Journal reports Corry firms share honors in supplying bricks for a project. O R Rogers Co secured the structural seal contract for the American Radiator Co. of Titusville while Cony Brick and Tile Co led by D Warren DeRosay secured the brick order for the job.
A Philadelphia Press critique cites calls from the Committee of Charities and Correction on Pennsylvania aid to charities. It argues lack of a fixed funding system and influence politics distort allocations and oversight, devaluing public merit of institutions aided.
An editorial notes charity grants in Pennsylvania should be overseen and regulated to ensure fairness and regularity. It argues the state may have to take over hospitals or redesign the system to eliminate lobbying and sustain institutions amid rising costs and local aid limits.
A reminiscence of Corry Hyon’s old cartoon and the makers of “All About Corry.” Harry Crown later became an eastern railroad magnate while Crosby kept the paper alive with a hand type and a wooden press in the family woodshed. The piece reflects on the newspaper’s beginnings and persistence.
Glyde Morrison a former Corry boy employed at the K P 1 1 Furniture plant in this city for years, now with Salamanca Furniture, was awarded a several hundred dollar settlement by the Travelers Insurance Company through their Buffalo attorney. Kincald Bros. represented Morrison after he lost two fingers on a shaper at the Salamanca factory.
Morristown New Jersey December 20 United Press reports John S Huyler youngest son of the millonaire candy maker slipped under a Lackawanna train this morning and died this afternoon.
Adam Abbott ADVOLL a well known resident of Wayne township died at one o'clock this morning after an illness of two months aged 64 years. He is survived by his wife two brothers and two sisters Cornelius Abbott of Clymer N Y Lorengo Abbott of Worlda N Y Mrs Thornton of North East and Mrs Benson of Mina N Y Funeral service will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from the Sel ot church and the interment will be at Clymer N Y Mr Abbott had been a longtime resident and for four years served as assistant sexton of Pine Grove Cemetery. His death will be mourned by a large circle of friends.
Fire swept through a village in New York State this morning destroying the business section. Loss is estimated at ninety thousand dollars.
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