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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
13
The Warren National Bank advertises a four percent interest plan claiming to help customers grow their funds and provide convenient banking facilities. The notice emphasizes earning interest and improving money management for savers.
The Jawentown Journal reports Chief Wilton and the automobile committee of Corry officials tested an automobile truck today in Tamontown. Mayor C. L. Alexander, Karl M Love and other Corry members observed as the truck navigated snow and rough streets, proving the vehicle capable where horse drawn wagons fail. Fire department chief G. M. Bradford noted the machine’s promise for purchase and operation, with local firemen confident in road handling.
Tonight the Municipal Club hosts Erie athletics in a big county game against Corry. The Erie team arrives on the evening train and has time to practice. A published lineup and recent practice show the five men in good form as locals expect a road-show win and a prominent county athletics standing.
Corry Mutual Fire Insurance directors met at the secretary W. Ed. March office and elected officers for the ensuing year. President O. H. Hagley, Vice President L. W. Olds, Sec and Treas W. Hd. Marnh. Meeting was well attended and loan actions were discussed. Outlook for the company is favorable.
Robert Barlow, agent for R. H. automobiles, promotes a well made H. C. I. model noted for distinctive style and strong motor and equipment. The piece credits R. O. Hupp, famed builder, and mentions Barlow's role with the Star Garage demonstration efforts in the locality.
A notice from Melvin Drake states he has not received any home or debt related communications. The text is garbled but appears to reference an individual named Melvin Drake and potential financial or property matters. Further clarity is needed for a precise summary.
One of Corry's finest social events, the Junior-Senior Reception for the classes of 1912 and 1913, 1918 and 1912, was held in the high school building. Guests toured the reception room, banquet hall, and dancing area decorated in purple and white, with selects from the school orchestra. Toasts by Howard Bosworth and Lew Tinie Wool highlighted the evening, followed by a tribute to Prof. Virgil G. Curtis and a renditions of Auld Lang Syne. The event united students and educators in a memorable night of camaraderie and music.
A Janesville area former secretary of the Board of Trade received a letter from an out of town concern outlining a push to locate a new plant in the city. The firm, claiming strong capital and a demand for its patented equipment, offers to fund a stock company and hire 40 to 50 skilled workers initially, with plans to double staff within a year pending site and benefit negotiations. The matter will be investigated by prominent local businessmen this afternoon.
D Warren DeRosay general manager of the Corry Brick and Tile Co. presents a full page argument in the Journal praising Corry brick over reinforced concrete. He is an expert in brick manufacture and urges sustained domestic use. The company shows wide local demand and long lead times for orders.
A Ferris High PTA meeting notes a strong community turnout and planning to elect a nominating committee to push PTA efforts. A charity game between Ferris pool team and Stanford Hose Co. is set for North Center street with two blocks of twenty-five points each, featuring top local players and a likely close score.
New Haven Conn Feb 2 The University of Pennsylvania practically won the Intercollegiate basketball championship by defeating Yale 27 to 17 Yale was never in the hunt while Pennsylvanias Capt Reilly and Oxborne starred for Yale Jourdet and Walton showed fine form for Penn The Quakers played superior team work and added the title to their record
A listed Sunday dinner features items such as beet with brown gravy Ronat lamb with jelly baked chicken with dressing sprnghurt with towatous salmon balen holled muahid potatoes corn and lettuce avly radranpberry orange au chocolate. diners can expect a varied plate with multiple traditional sides and a dessert offering.
The Dond Department of The CHPIZENS NATIONAL Corry, Pa, offers facilities for investors and estates, pledges no delays in principal or interest payments on bonds handled, and will restrict purchases to high grade bonds. It will provide data on gilt edge bonds and extend courtesy to small and large investors, with 2008 collateral and free collection of principal and interest on bonds sold.
S B Barlow serving as cashier and 4B W Parker listed as assistant cashier in a brief clerical notice. The filing confirms staff roles without additional actions or dates.
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