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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions deniers and a name like Aub, with scattered words about proving individuals and a potions bottle. No coherent events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a factual summary.
A fragmentary item notes a Tuesday event featuring Crue and Strata specialties in a local scene. The readable text hints at a promotional showcase or tasting, with limited details on location or participants.
This morning the final preparations were finished for a mass meeting at the High School Auditorium on the Municipal Lighting issue. The joint committee presented data and an engineer’s feasibility report on Corry’s lighting plan, including an appraisal of the present Hehtine property for inclusion in tonight’s public submissions. Consideration of trolley franchises for the South Side and Washington Street was scheduled after the report on the Municipal idea, with strong emphasis on informed public debate and a turnout tonight at the Auditorium.
The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pa outlines a conservative policy focused on soundness and fairness. It welcomes legitimate business, rejects loss-making deals, and aims for steady growth while offering deposits and certificates of deposit at rates aligned with sound principles. Presidents and officers pledge to meet competition without sacrificing safety.
Hearings on license applications in Erie City opened this morning with remonstrances against the Hotel Fincher. Attorneys Olds and Mason argued for opposing sides as cases from Talon County and Corry proceeded. Corry applications likely granted with no remonstrances. Union City cases to follow amid a busy docket.
Last evening the School Board formed a special committee to examine all aspects of district finances. Members Manley Barlow Heerlein and Auer, with Superintendent Cross, will study the coming year’s budget and tax levy, aiming to keep it near eleven mills though a new high school in the First ward could push to thirteen or fourteen mills. The panel also faces decisions on Ninth grade elimination and potential teaching reassignment.
New Kensington February 26 A Pennsylvania State mine rescue car rushed to the scene to aid the effort to rescue minors trapped in the gifensvnston workings after last night's disaster. More than three hundred escaped, but several were thought trapped deeper with some entrances cut off by the ensuing fire. Four of the escapees are not expected to live this afternoon. A second party attempting a search today met tragedy when two perished, but the State rescue squad with modern gear should complete a thorough search before nightfall.
United Press reports Friedman, an Oren ydenttet, declares he will treat the poor free and charge others after a conference later today. He condemns profiteering while a German scientist claims to have perfected the fist, and a large number of patients were denied care as demand overwhelms supply.
United Presa Beranton reports that seven hundred miners in a thin section returned to work after weeks out. They agreed to submit disputes to arbitration and resume labor under a temporary order with the operator pending the decision.
John Thompson aged sixty three, analytic attorney general and legal authority, died suddenly of prasmic poisoning while enroute to his home in Pratt Kansas. Source notes offer no further details on circumstances or associates.
Provision al President Huerta and his colleagues will this afternoon confront the crisis in the possibility of a general counter revolution. Zapata, leader of the best organized rebel force, will reach the capital to decide whether to sign a peace pact with the new regime. Heurta’s circle believes Zapata’s refusal could justify a deep military move, while Blanquet expects to subdue other rebel groups.
Nevers Ushkaw and Munson of New York City arrived in town with James P. Crown of the Corry Metal Furniture Co. The visiting executives, linked to the selling department, attended a directors meeting this morning where plans for future growth were discussed. Eastern capitalists are reportedly taking strong interest in the local firm and its products, seen as a probable winner. In the coming weeks, new developments are expected to significantly expand the business.
As the saying compares water erosion to disciplined saving, it argues that regular, systematic savings of part of income slowly ensure financial competence in retirement. The message emphasizes consistency, patience, and long term security through prudent money management.
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