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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1916
Page
4
Local column lists upcoming events and notices from Warren and nearby towns. Poultry Show dates, Christmas and New Year notes, social gatherings at homes, church meetings, and charity reports sit beside dental and clerical reminders. Names such as Mrs Cady and Mr Fromyer appear among housekeeping tips and lost items.
A workers’ strike began at the Erie marble plant today as 210 refined entry into the shops caused disruption. Union members demand five cents per hour raise, with the current pay at two dollars per day. No violence occurred as crews gathered outside, and management anticipated a quick settlement.
Hansett, a well known Columbus youth employed in an Akron rubber factory, was struck by an automobile while crossing a street. The wheels passed over his limbs and body and he was taken to Akron Hospital. Officials say he is recovering rapidly but may suffer permanent injuries. Hastellt was well known in the community and had worked at the Arcade.
John Steigie of 10 rooms on North Center Street was arrested early morning on a warrant by Chief Davis charged by Leonard Melroy, superintendent of the Trill Indicator Company plant, with assault and battery. A steno officer surrendered after a hearing and was discharged upon paying the coat. Steigle is alleged to have struck Melroy during the trouble as the plant wagon incident led to the foreman's discharge by morning.
J P Canby suffered serious injuries today when he slipped on a sidewalk near Concord while leaving the Raymond Cas offices. He fell, breaking his arm in a compound fracture. Dr A Smith attended him after the mishap at his residence.
Eighteen girls and boys aged ten promoted from the Primary Department of the Methodist Sunday School. Diplomas and a color badge awarded. Names include Hampton, Gordon, Warner, Graham, Sloan, Jensen, and Dahlstrand. The event followed a Welcome display and parade in the primary room.
Allen Ay Sinson, longtime resident of Jamestown area, died in Minneapolis Minnesota on Thursday December 40. He was about 70 years old and had moved to Minneapolis years ago where his son and daughter settled. The remains were returned to Jamestown for burial.
Clare took Harold Chana Ronald Paulson Edward Conalder George Thompe in an unidentified sequence. Names listed suggest a public or social event with multiple individuals named. No dates or places are provided.
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