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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1915
Page
2
The Most National Bank reports 125 new savings accounts plus new checking accounts as deposits rise since the town went dry. Merchants see strong business and timely collections, with improved moral conditions and a better class of buyers entering the market.
Moundsville West Virginia reports a reduction of floating indebtedness from 52000 to 6080 as city finances shift after loss of saloon revenue. The piece briefly notes economic and postal references, mentions New York tempers and J P Morgan comments in a scattered, era-tinged context.
Misa Lillian Barnes, a graduate of Wilson Plane School, plans to give Wabe mppoms. Call at No. 1 1-2 Gvlumben deyonte. Phone 24-2, aitt.
Harrisburg reports seven percent of Pennsylvania farmers own automobiles, with an estimated 15 000 machines among farm operators. County reports through the crop surface system show the sheep industry in decline, totaling 749 360 in the state, dogs blamed for losses in western counties. Wheat shows improvement and wintering well, while nearly half of farmers use dimes for agricultural purposes, with a trend to increase usage.
Oil City reports Thomas J. Hillard a Pennsylvania Railroad supervisor has received a patent for a switch point repair machine. Tested by PRR supervisors Emerling and Williams, the device allegedly cuts repair time from hours to minutes and can be placed and removed in ten seconds.
A garbled OCR string claims a one hundred dollar reward for cures of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure and lists assorted names and places with numerous misspellings. It references Cheney & Co Toledo and Bank of Commerce Toledo, but details are indecipherable.
A critique of a false standard of culture that scorns child rearing and praises Eugenica as beneficial to the race. It lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ailing wives improving household happiness and easing burdens on families, with blessings for responsible mothers.
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs John W Rouse and Mrs Fred Taylor of Wattaburg as Sunday guests of Mr Wille Parker family. H W Klein of Pittabarih made a business visit. Mrs Blanch Hinkson visited Mrs Addo Ashton. Mr and Mrs Charley Applebee visited Mrs Fred Hopson. Miso Viola Long stayed with aunt Mrs Philona Cole. Mrs Louie Schade and Mrs Geo Dunes were guests of Mrs Hazel Ronald on Thursday. Miss Mabel Hunt of Hatch Holton visited Mrs Marjorie Ashton recently. Mr and Mrs Eugene Kinmey visited Mr and Mrs Brank Wilkms Sunday. Anna May Pope, Indiana Conservatory graduate, will give music instruction at Gall at 14 Frank In Street. Both phones into.
Lake Pleasant report notes state police involvement at a home last Friday evening. Mrs. Mary Chase is seriously ill as Mr J J Ashton serves on jury duty this week.
Worded notice states C B Porter is removed to 103 West Main Street. It asks businesses to solicit your business with collections in specialty.
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