Cantata at Melodies 5 Combs street event
Readable fragments mention a cantata at Melodies Street involving Combs and a aria style piece. Details are unclear but signal a musical program with performers and a location on street.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
1
Readable fragments mention a cantata at Melodies Street involving Combs and a aria style piece. Details are unclear but signal a musical program with performers and a location on street.
Report from United Moxleg City on February 2 describes Huerta’s drastic warning to rebel leaders. He demands allegiance from Zapata Crozca Gonzalez and others, threatening swift military action and execution if they refuse. Washington reports Coahuila repudiating Huerta’s provisional government as unrest grows.
At the Office of the City Engineer a joint committee and the Chamber of Commerce heard expert Hoginver Martins report on the proposed municipal plant project. They will delay public release until their own report is complete and a mass meeting is planned for a later date with details on the figures and recommendations.
The hospital reports a surge in serious surgical cases keeping staff busy. A week or two of high case load has strained the nursing corps and three operations were performed at the institution yesterday. Irving of this city was commended for duty. Mrs. Charles Arenes SeeWaB Burg was admitted to the hospital in the afternoon.
Gray, an employee of Gilliland Mill East Branch, suffered a severe accident at about two o’clock yesterday afternoon. A clogged dust pipe released air pressure that blew saw dust into his face, pulling his left hand into the whirling circular saw and tearing the hand nearly to the wrist. He was taken to Corry hospital after treatment at Spring Creek, where Dr. Kibler and Dr. Page performed surgery. The forefinger was torn and broken, the hand ripped open with jagged edges, and finger tips damaged. Doctors believe the hand may be saved, though amputation remains possible weeks away.
At the Merker farm on Columbus Avenue preparations are underway to establish Maplewood Poultry Farm. The concern plans to keep more than two thousand White Leghorns and market output daily with desene and halt forehp of guaranteed eggs. A party has offered to buy a hundred dozen weekly at a fancy price and distribution plans target Corry and nearby communities.
A black man plaintiff in an Elgin area case was granted a judgment of 6400 against W L Trill after a lengthy dispute over a disputed account. The trial faced several postponements and a long caveat period before final ruling.
Local decorating firm Nelson and Milan announced services at 008 Worth Wayny street with Bell phone 191 L and listed contact details for hanging and decorating work.
The Ladies of the Maccabees mark the nineteenth anniversary of their Horn block lodge, with a day of open house events. A reception for Knights, readings, music by Waberty's orchestra, a grand banquet, and an anniversary ball are planned, drawing over a hundred guests. Washington Day oven house and ball rounds out the festivities.
Physicians report an alarming epidemic of cankered sore throat in the section east of town toward Spring Creek. Whole families are affected and the malady seems widespread with four families near Hast Branch facing serious illness. no further developments yet reported.
Descriptive circulars issued for the Corn Growing Contest organized by the Corn Exchange National Bank of Philadelphia with backing from the American Bankers Association. Prize money totals 1250.00 and is open to contestants in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland.
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