Jolly Tex To Meet Mid Way Afternoon On Wayrouth Street
The Jolly Tex will meet Mid way afternoon with Mrs Theodore Goring on Wayrouth street. Ajl members are relocated to be present.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1917
Page
10
The Jolly Tex will meet Mid way afternoon with Mrs Theodore Goring on Wayrouth street. Ajl members are relocated to be present.
The notice page lists property on Wright Street offered for sale including a modern improvement on 605 Wright Street. It also mentions community meetings at the Knupp home, a Band concert and dance at the Board of Commerce Armory, a postponed Grange program, and an upcoming Ladies Aid event at United Brethren Church. Rentals and funeral services for C. G. Matting are noted, along with upcoming dances, injuries at a shop, and local government wage rulings affecting military uniforms.
The Hoenes Confectionery on North Center street flooded when a burst pipe in an upper room sent water through steel cellars onto tables and the nude fountain. The break, occurring after theatre hours, caused hardship for the proprietor but reportedly destroyed no stock.
Three former Adams Express Company employees admitted at a hearing in Erie that they systematically pilfered the company. Fred E. Camroy John H. Hunt and L. J. Bishop faced charges spanning four years of thefts worth many valuables. Hunt received a $25 fine and thirty days in jail while Cameron and Bishop were bound not to appear in court.
Local entertainment note announces a Fox Play tonight starring Gladys Coburn and an all star cat. The piece highlights a lively billed performance with playful intrigue and impresario flair for theatergoers.
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