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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
3
Thursday's warm spell flooded city pavements making them slick and unsafe. The incident disrupted foot traffic as pedestrians navigated the slick sidewalks. Local authorities warned residents to exercise caution while walking outdoors.
A historic listing notes A B Pettitt Florist at M10 Main Street Bell 705 serving three blocks from the depot with a range of potted plants and cut flowers including hyacinths tulips daffodils primulas primroses begonias carnations carnations lilies and freesia noted in stock with no quantities specified.
United Press reports the House added 620 million to Federal Building Appropriations with 825 thousand earmarked for Corry Pennsylvania. The dispatch notes Representative Bates secured 100 thousand for Corry and a 25 thousand city appropriation, while Senate discussion delayed final action.
Erie High School basketball visits Corry at the Armory tonight while other notices report a quarantine dog cull in Olean, a rabies crackdown, and local business remodeling. James Dunn, Pennsylvanian conductor, seen in Gerry. town track company plans and a motor club department proposal aim to cut costs for members.
Fragmented text mentions a $40 stake and a storm event affecting a sale or bargain. Limited readable details point to a local notice about a risky transaction amid a storm, with no clear names, places, or dates identifiable.
A February 21 convocation of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, in Erie celebrated the forty ninth Pyrite period with a banquet for over two hundred guests. Grand Chancellor W. Hutchinson of Butler led ceremonies. speeches followed by figures including George M. Fletcher and Isadore Sobel. Attendees spanned multiple lodges from Corry, Albion, Union City, and Erie, with Linton Temple No. 2 hosting the banquet.
A college themed feature titled Phe Lie Drama with Owen Moore debuts at Lyric Theater. The production blends football action and campus life in a narrative described as lively, with a focus on dramatic moments and student perspective.
Ads note Lenox or Acme soap for 26 years at Knights. Boston College girls basketball at State Armory Monday evening February 24. Obituary items: John 4 Wallace of Mercerboro died from injuries after a hay bale accident at Wivary Warn of Retihger and Marsh. John Wilkins of Warsaw County praised for farm trials and mortgage payoff aiding his son Bob. Floride strawberries at Knowlton Bros. Armory heating promised for Boston girls vs Municipal Clay.
A fragmentary consumer advertisement extols Sin Cura Ointment for wounds and skin ailments, claiming rapid pain relief and healing for cuts scalds and burns. It also promotes San Cura Soap as a preventive skin product and a gentle baby soap, priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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