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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1916
Page
5
A compact program note highlighting a matinee featuring a “Daughter of the City” with musical interludes and a curtain of romantic elements. The item mentions strong reception for a Buffalo and Brie performance, noting a grand score and recent advancement.
Reports from Tocal describe a striking evening sight of two very bright stars in the western sky. Observers noted the larger object as Jupiter and the brighter companion as Venus or Mars, appearing unusually close and near the same horizon from this region.
Snow and sleet in eastern cities yesterday caused train delays today on two major roads. Erie No. 5 ran about two hours late, while Pennsy Nos. 39 and 49 faced delays and adjustments to local schedules. Through and local services were rearranged to minimize impact for passengers at Kane and eastern points.
A Corry baseball team traveled to Clymer for a Saturday matchup against the Glynier Athletic Club. The Corry squad of Willlamp Weles Yarting Clough and Spicer easily outplayed Clymer for a 26 to 15 victory. The win reflects strong local sports organization and drew a large crowd at the new hall by the post office.
Mildred Morris returned to Erle Lins to resume schoolwork. Carlton King left for Birla to spend time on business. Rov, Father Brook, traveled to New York City to spend the week. William Matthews was notified in Cleveland that his wife did not survive the night. WANTED Married man age 26 to 60 with salary 50 per month and commission. Apply at Journal.
Property listing offers a house and lot at 259 West Washington Street for sale by C. Bowman as the owner relocates for work, dated during the fourth week.
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