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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
4
Local notices list meetings at Emanuel Church and Presbyterian church, a real estate sale near Brook Street, and business ads for shoe store and lighting fixtures. Reports include Roger’s electrical shop upgrades, ministerial association gathering, and a girls’ basketball game with injuries in Titusville.
A vintage advertisement touts Thompson's Kidney Tailots as a tonic to aid pain rheumatism sciatica and general debility. It claims cleansing of impurities and restored vigor. Also promotes Thompson's Dian delion and Mandrake Pills as purely vegetable remedies sold by NP, Aimes & Co in Corey for a cent a box.
The florist at 10 East Main Street Ball 701 Union, three blocks from the depot, lists a broad selection of carnations roses narcissus and flowering plants. Special sizes are available to meet customer needs.
The Grand Prix began at 10 a.m. with a Fiat driven by Teddy Tetglat starting, about 15 of the original entrants began at one hour intervals except Mason car No. 5 Carlton. A broken crankshaft sidelined Uils car after finishing third in a prior race. Tetelarned up until the fourth, when tire trouble forced a retreat. Spencer Weintart showed up as the race progressed.
United Press report from Chicago on February 28 describes Robert Hosea demanding to kill the slayer of his daughter Eleanor Hosea Bill as court proceedings erupt in uproar. Hosea, his nerves shaken, faltered while testifying about statements to the coroner concerning his wife’s death. the hearing adjourned as Saint’s took charge.
Two enjoyable Columbus events brought together Seior members and friends of the M. A. Society. Mrs. Woodin and Wey hosted a bountiful dinner with singing and a study of George Washington. Friday featured a large social ride, a piano violin and flute program, and a church pudding fund offering.
The Senate moves to raise Rural Free Delivery funding in a measures package. Lawmakers debate the scope and potential impact on mail service, with proponents citing improved rural coverage and opponents warning of budget strain. A decision is awaited as the session continues.
Mrs Margaret Tompsett aged 22 of Sinclairville New York and Cal Hatite of Sinclairville were found today in a rooming house by the police and are held pending word from the woman's husband. Mrs Thomp sett sold the family cow for 80 to fund elopement but grew penitent and sent the money home. The elopement was then discovered.
A letter received today by Father C. J. O'Shea of the Holy Innocent Church in Sheridan Pa. warns of further threats and urges action by March 1. The priest and a local physician received similar communications, prompting police to investigate.
The employes at the wanittiessey Valve Cup shop surprised Mr. Seward Whittlesey at his home on Center for his birthday. The event featured a 26-wind wy fhe Tyncheon wom served with red, pink and white favors and Mr Whittlewsy prepared a fine meerohim pipe. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Metraleum Unitar were the only out of town guests.
Reading, Pa Feb 21 Brewery employees in seven breweries in Elmora? to strike for 10 days. They demand 35 hour week and eight hour day. if not met they will walk out and work till afternoon. Distinct garbled lines mention rent ads and district agent wanted. several illegible fragments.Reference to town Anni and goods on erfence unnennaaary.
United Press reports Rev. Charles L. Quinn of the Reform Episcopal Church on Leonard Street Greenpoint prepared a valedictory sermon and planned to resign under Bishop Rudolph of Manhattan's suggestion after controversy over his use of the word damned during a conversation. Parishioners defended him, noting he had grown church membership.
Elizabeth Potter widow of the late B Potter residing at 119 Mott Street fell at her home and suffered a broken hip. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition. Her children include Mrs. B Roxsbuchar of West Church Street and Rev. Homer Potter, pastor of the Methodist church in Maton City. The page also mentions Salvation Army revival services with Rev. Leon Woodlar of Columbus delivering a sermon and a crowd in attendance.
The body of Mrs. Hina Stewart Doyle, who died in Buffalo, was brought to the city by noon train and taken by Alexander & Co to Columbus where interment and services were held. Mrs. Doyle was the daughter of Mrs. L. A. Weber, formerly of Columbus.
Listings advertise Saturday night and Monday specials on salt pork boneless bacon and livers with low prices. Fresh beef liver and pork products like bacon and sausage are highlighted along with Rose Bologna sausage and other fresh meats at Wood's Market.
An examination for rural mail carrier positions will be held in Erle County on March 14. Interested applicants may obtain information by applying at the post office in Lou Pont.
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