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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1912

Page

2

First annual postal savings statement notes 14 million deposits

The Department reports deposits totaling 14 000 000 across 5 185 offices in its first year. The piece contrasts the long standing British system with U S talks on parcels post and expresses wonder why the United States lagged behind in adopting similar services. It also touches on local industry shifts toward electric operation and steam power reductions, alongside a New Castle News remark on trades and progress.

Ayatem Department Mngland United States

Hold-Up at Silver Creek in Portayille

Principal A. Lucas of Portayille was robbed at Silver Creek after alighting from the midnight train. Two men attacked him. one was knocked down, the other struck him with a club. They fled abandoning his money but did not take his watch. Lucas, injured, cannot resume duties soon.

T. A. Lucas Pateville Lucas Achor Portayille

Mayor Pushes Uniform Water Rates Across City

Jamestown May or Saiusl A. Carlson sent a message to the Common Council proposing charter amendments. The mayor urges authorizing the Water Board to charge the full cost of water system extensions and improvements to the city, enabling a uniform rate of 1.00 per thousand cubic feet of water used. The message was received, filed, and ordered published.

Jamestown Saiusl A. Carson Water Board Carlson

Mrs Graves Hosts Naval-Inspired Reception at West Pleasant

Mrs J R Graves entertained the N C C yesterday afternoon at her home on West Pleasant street. An innovation arose when she urged guests at 5:40 to don wraps and walk to the Phoo ix Hotel where a fine supper had been prepared for them.

Graves N.C. C J. R. Graves West Pleasant Street Phooix

Deserter Charged in Pa and N Y and Gigliotti Files for Assembly

Arthur Culver a Young Pennsylvania Pipe Line employee was arrested in Roulette Pa on a wife desertion warrant. He waived a hearing, bound over in default of $200 bond, and awaits hearing. Separately Nicola Gigliotti of 408 Cherry Street says he will not campaign for congress but seeks the Democratic nomination for the Assembly in the First West Side district using a petition from 140 voters.

Warren, Pa Arthur Culver Roulette Wheeler Culver Olean N. Y New York Bia How D. C Adlon New York Stile Pennsylvania Verio Jan Nicola Gieliorth Cherry Strann Congress Comonwealth Harrisburg Assembly West Side Dr. Glgtoul Graftern

The Beauty Spot at the Library Night Review

The Beauty Spot at the library drew mixed reactions with some dismal notes. The evening showcased strong acts like Foolish Questions and a Carl Krnsada violin sofa routine to applause. The show was regarded as one of the season’s best by many patrons, and the company heads to Byankllin for tonight's appearance.

Ineal Pear DeShonius Eho Geneal Carl Krnsada Mia Sons Priers Deaseinus Byankllin

Gospel Workers Hold Quarterly Meeting This Week

The Gospel Workers will hold their quarterly meeting in the hall at No 104 East Washington beginning this evening January 4 at 7 40 PM with daily sessions through the week and a Sabbath meeting at 4 PM Bishop Perkins of Union City is in charge with all invited to attend.

Gospel Workers East Washington Tess Bishop Perkins Union City

Water Pipes Cause Trouble at Erie Railroad Crossing

Water pipes caused trouble at the Erie Railroad crossing on entered street as inspectors and workers tore up pavement to locate a leak. Crews relied on water tanks from depots but found the source uncertain and continued repairs into the afternoon.

Bory Water Supply Ines UK

Wattsburg Couple Funeral and Local Weddings News

Mr Ross Phelps and Miss Anna Filler were interred in Erle with services by Ren Thoburn on Saturday December 83 194 arception. Mr Harold Rawsdall of Wattsburg and Miss Hertha Smith of Lowville were married December 27 1911 at Erle. An all church service in the Methodist church Sunday featured Rev B Wells and Rev Wilson and a varied musical program.

John Bennett Wattsburg Methodist Church Hoyis Rev Wilson Presbyterian Church Scotland

Danderine hair growth claims and promotion

An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair growth remedy promising long heavy luxuriant hair. It claims immediate scalp relief from dandruff itching and hair loss with a 25 cent bottle, urging regular use for lasting results and improved hair health.

Noble Red Man Causes Trouble in Bradford

Yesterday a Carrollton New York man named Dockstadar, an avowed Indian, appeared before Judge Sloan in Bradford, charged with malicious mischief by Erie Railroad officials. Bound over for court with $1,000 bail after he climbed into a locomotive cab, started the engine, and it ran off the tracks before police lodged him for the night.

Bradford Carrollton N.Y Sloan Erie Kullroad Company Erie Roundhouse

December Warmest Month on Record Summary

December showed unusually high warmth with record highs and lows. The month featured an extended high around 37 degrees and a cold snap near 17 degrees, plus 11 inches of snow on a single day and a brief period of heavy rain. Wind averaged 12.3 miles per hour, with a notable storm around the 43rd day of the month.

POKER IS POKER Mayor Siggins In Paw Jaw Court Case

In Paw Jaw a friendly game of draw poker led to a court scene as Mayor Siggins presided. Six players faced charges over betting while Captain Hill investigated why a pile of chips appeared, finding no kitty but a pile and detentions over alleged forfeits.

Paw Jaw Sigevik Polles Orphim Patiie Captain Hill Tably Tate How Plenott

Cold storage project planned at North East

North East residents plan to add a cold storage and ice plant to prevent heat loss. W. J. Melaughlin and F. K. Dandy sponsor the project, having purchased land along the Nickel Plate railroad between the power house and Washington Street. Estimated cost and season car shortages noted as motivating factors.

Nori Pay Jan Jos W. J. Melaughlin F. K. Dandy Geo. W. Maine Electric Light Washington Street Fong

Surprise Shower for Young Couple at Love Home

Sixty neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs H H Love residence for a surprise shower and gifts for Abd Mra Harry H Hownel. Howard thanked friends in a hearty speech, a fine supper followed and later well wishes for a long and happy married life were shared.

Harry B. Howard E. E. Love H.H. Love Abd Mra Harry H Hownel Mr. Howard Mrs. Howard

Wilenx Market Sells Olive Beef at 250 per Pound

An AUG notice advertises Wilenx Market offering genuine old fashioned oived beef not smoked water priced at 250 per pound.

Wilenx Market

Hair Tonta Waterproof Gear Sighting

A fragment notes waterproof tents and bags made from camel hair fibers. The report describes the material being snatched or damaged during an evening incident and references an unidentified maker or brand tied to camel hair goods.

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