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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
1
The readable fragment notes a local item about a time based request or notice. Details are unclear but the brief mentions a vane or value tied to hours and an ant entity, suggesting a small civic or personal notice with minimal concrete facts.
The Board of Education proposes a four room brick school to serve Ward One pupils. Land bought on St South Street near Avenue is targeted for expansion and future growth. Estimated cost around 15 000 with emphasis on sanitary compliance and dignified design reflecting local pride.
Franklin Pennsylvania June 2 The Vonaniko City club members challenge Judge Criswell’s ruling on the sale of liquor and the court fines the organization for serving alcohol off premises. The $100 fine plus costs total about 327 and 28 dollars. The ruling holds it unlawful for clubs to distribute alcohol to be consumed off the premises.
Sherman. Burt Dynham died at the home of his planter Mrs Ki Duntan Wallace in Sherman Texas December 28d. Mr Dynham was born and raised in Corry and served as chief of Hollcd of this city about twenty seven years ago and had long served in reform in the Common council.
All members of the State Polio are notified to meet at Alderman Harker's offices on Washington Street, Wednesday night, the 3d, for business of importance by order of G. K. Carath.
Ay Ptaniowon will resume repair work, tailoring, and praise in a small upstairs area above Downoy’a Drug Stores, awaiting customers. The notice signals reopening of services and continued craft offerings.
Local entry lists Jonk Desler at 815 West Smith Street with a note and a four N designation. Readers are advised to verify spelling and cross street details with official records.
A foggy Sunday morning on the Allegheny River near Emonton and Mills north of town ends with a man reported missing after stepping into the water. Police and Franklin pollen investigators question a stranger and a witness about a mysterious incident on the railroad track en route from Camplint to Charenton.
Coroner Hanley and Captain Sullivan concluded Thomas McLavehin of 706 Cherry Street died from a brain concussion after a fall down stairs. He was found unconscious at the hall base and died at St Vincent's Hospital. Two women accompanied him earlier that day.
Hole Pa Jan 2 District Attorney Wall in court this morning presented his recommendations for the appointment of P Vincent Gifford as assistant district attorney and John P Sullivan as county detective. Judge Walling accepted the petitions and said that only the two appointments will be made by the Court. Sullivan was in office in the Court House this morning and was greeted by Erie’s prominent citizens and congratulated. Among those who called on him were ex Mayor Hardwick. The new district attorney and his assistant were busy receiving congratulations from the bar and local friends.
A dubious Brooklyn notice touts Vindloos Hot Denne as a remedy to restore sleep and health by improving blood circulation. It claims the product strengthens, aids appetite, and promises money back if not effective. The ad lists miscellaneous items for sale and names local businesses and street addresses.
Sir Gerard A Lowther conveys notes on deteriorating conditions in Turkey and Greece during May. The missive references Macedonia and Albania with cautious calls for stability and restraint amid rising tensions.
British and Austrian officials warn of imminent revolutions in Macedonia and Albania. Constantinople reports Turkey plans to reorganize the gendarmerie to quell unrest, with Vienna and London contemplating measures. Ambassador in formal talks hinted intervention if turmoil worsens.
Reports from Berlin and Paris describe outrage over Captain Lux’s escape from a fortress in Ginga. Protests in Paris fuel tension as Alewolan origin ties inflame public opinion, while officials sought to curb demonstrations.
New York report notes Stokes able to walk around with assistance. Brokaw shows progress and may be ready to operate again on the left knee. Doctors indicate further operation may not be necessary, lifting hope for continued recovery.
Annual meeting notice for Corry Mutual Piré Ingorance Company to be held at the office No 94 West Washington Street Corry Denn n., on Friday January 26th 1918 at 10 o clock a m. All members notified to be present St24cter.
A Corry Pennsylvania milling firm named Aue Milling Co faces wheat supply concerns amid rising demand. Local industry officials say the company is exploring options to stabilize production and keep flour and bread markets steady.
Warden William Moyer of the federal prison says Morse offered a bribe to secure favors for a prisoner. He told Morse to forget the threat, and advised the Attorney General that Morse was permitted to send a telegram. The Justice Department investigated last spring and found no prejudice by Moyer toward Morse. American Viola Scott Trial for Fraud Opens in Berlin as she faces charges tied to books selling occult remedies. Her husband Willan Seat is reportedly present. proceedings progress amid estrangement.
Anite cautions water customers to protect pipes and meters from cold air. Turn off water at night to prevent bursting and freezing, noting owners may be liable for damage whether pipes belong to them or to a company. Late 1911 notice from Corry Water Supply Co. warns of costs and trouble.
Philadelphia report states Patrick O'Reilly, 12, is under arrest on suspicion of attempted murder of his wife after a long separation. He allegedly poisoned a drink with whiskey at their home, and Mrs. O'Reilly fell deathly ill shortly after.
J E Sullivan, secretary of the American Olympic Sormpatty and head of the National ALA, and president of the Métropoliten Association, is linked to a dangerous incident at his St. New York address. He was reportedly injured in a hotel apartment at the Hotel Breton.
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