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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
3
A brief newspaper item notes an imminent action involving a man and items including wool shawls. The readable text is fragmentary with limited context and names. No clear date, organization, or outcome is identifiable from the OCR excerpt.
The report covers parcel deliveries and a New Year floral curiosity, plus a funeral for Harry Raymond Wak and a board meeting increasing Northwestern Anti Mahoraulonia League directors to twenty. It notes school openings, health orders, scarlet fever cases, a job ad for a Kurben girl, dance and music events, and a sale of Waldorf Jon property to Miss Jane Hon G. Miest of Harrisburg. It mentions Mrs S. S. Hien’s Waldorf boarding house sale and Chautauqua arrangements.
The Arts and Crafty Clan won a meet with Mrs Louis Brown scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. The report mentions Nick Sperides of the Suge Bowl recounting a postcard from his brother Harry Sperides, connected to Greek troops in the war against Turkey.
The text discusses who authored Tener's speech delivered at the empty clubs dinner in Philadelphia. It mentions figures like Morenn 1 Galli of Pittsburg and Senator Georgs T Oliver, with Attorney General John C. Bell and Percy A. Shannon named in connection. The piece speculates on possible authors including Governor Pinchback and others, while noting Ike Bil Nye and Mark Twain were allegedly exempt from contributing.
A letter from A B Johnson urges civic discussion on the state railway issue. He suggests a public drawing of a line across the paper to reveal both sides, commends Mr. Northrop's venture to make something from nothing, and questions generosity from certain parties. He signs as a Detroit resident and taxpayer.
L. M Durham of Corry entered Black Orpingtons in the Hrle poultry show this week and earned second premium on a pen and third on both a cock and a hen, the only entries he submitted.
A Grange notice from Ballyday states on January 4 1918 officers will be installed and a report will be made by delegates of the State Grange at Clonrfeld Pennsylvania.
A cryptic note promises a real treat with As You Like It presented in nine parts. Mentoring Maurice Coatello and Rone Goghtan are named in the cast, with performances slated for tomorrow afternoon and evening at Amapot Theater.
Prisoners including Leavenworthy Tin, Jan. and Thi a Tabor with origins tied to Uniq Mes Namiera complicity were moved from Indianapolis to the federal prison. They were dressed in uniform, processed, and assigned to work crews as ironworkers or other labor, with the McNamara brothers serving terms in San Quentin.
A Washington special reports the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected proposed rail rates on gasoline and related products from refineries in the Buffalo group to southern Ohio and Indiana. The new charges from 1 2 to 1 1 2 cents per 100 pounds were deemed unjust and unreasonably discriminatory and must be withdrawn. The decision cited sharp competition between Olean and Titusville as influencing the outcome and noted the proposed 0.01 to 0.015 dollar increase could decide which competitive center gets business.
The Y E S Club held a unique progressive dinner starting at Miss Marguerite Davidson’s home with card games. Seven courses followed at Miss Hazel Knowlton Miss Lucy Young Miss Gertrude Broch Miss Ann Perkina homes as weather and travel deterred attendees.
Mothers urged to join Physical Culture and Kindergarten activities for ute tle ones at home. Interested parties contact Mrs. Tlaele Réuyes, 4712 N Center St, near Wend's Shoe Store. Program runs Friday and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 4.
The Lonesome Pine at the Idheary theater yesterday afternoon and evening drew crowds with popular pricing. The local company showed weak spots and some dull roles, yet for the money the show offered modest entertainment. In Old Vermont, billed as a guaranteed moral and refined attraction, runs for three nights with special between acts and film segments advertised.
The Amuseu plans a Shakespearean doublebill with As You Like It in afternoon and evening showings featuring Maurice Costello Rose Coghlan Orlando and Rosalind. Manager Shaniburg touts it as the most elaborate production yet brought to the city and predicts a big success. Admission is set at fourteen cents.
In Tionesta on January 1 Bernard Smotiker aged 14, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Smotiker, was shot and killed when his 12 year old brother Joseph unintentionally discharged a shotgun. The weapon hung in the sitting room and the blast struck Bernard in the left armpit, with no clear account of the accident available. The parents were at church when the incident occurred.
Detective Sergeant Harriman arrived from Detroit with James F. McGuire who is jailed on abandonment charges. The case moves toward grand jury review as timing shifts to an examination to determine further action.
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