26 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
1
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Christmas observances across several churches drew large attendance this year with special exercises and well planned programs. Baptists staged a festive mock event of Santa Claus as part of the community celebrations.
The Warren National Bank advertises convenient mail banking with four percent interest in its deposit department and outlines timing rules for monthly interest. Separate community blurbs describe Christmas programs at local churches including St Thomas and the Methodist Church with children as recipients of gifts and a Santa Claus visit.
Warren National Bank is designated as a United States depository with secured service provisions. The notice outlines compliance with federal requirements and safeguards for public funds while detailing the bank’s authority and responsibilities as a federal depository.
A fire last evening, believed due to a cigarette discarded by a woman at a girls' event, totally destroyed the Gres daughter butter building. Estimated damage runs to about $22,000.
An official message from St Petersberg reports an alarming spread of cholera among Bulgarian troops along the Chatalja isthmus. Front reports to Wednesday show limited progress in preventing the plague, which threatens Bulgarian forces in the sector.
President Taft departs Panama with his party after discussions with newspaper men about an explosion on Central Avenue. Officials deny any link between the blast and his presence. The Kansas battleship Kansas sails this evening as the party travels toward home.
Peyerton nod reports President Brest Wood fow Whluon is ill with a bad cold and staying home. Despite this he intends to attend the planned trip to Hiru hlon tomorrow, with New York events delaying his visit.
Last night in the Armory a Thueh high school and alumni basketball game drew a large audience. The contest started at eight and stayed close early with tied scores, then the Alumni pulled ahead in the second half to win 32 to 14 as Corry and Jourdet starred for the Myobs and James Town squad.
The Corty Elks work on tomorrow's dedication event promising the finest ball in town. Holmes Company of Jamestown decorates with American flags and purple and white festoons as the interior is prepped. The hall will feature a canopy entrance and an open Moor for dancing with the orchestra on the balcony.
A brief paragraph from a historical notice promotes a practical Christmas gift idea. It mentions a Four Per Cent Savings Department Book available at cost and suitable for a wife, son or daughter, highlighting affordability and universal appeal.
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