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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
1
A cryptic note mentions a 1 fic project titled If Not Now. The fragment suggests a creative prompt or teaser, inviting readers to speculate on themes and connections among tresses and treens in a quirky literary puzzle.
Fragmentary OCR text with jumbled words and missing context. no coherent events, names, or dates clearly readable to summarize a specific news item. Unable to determine the subject, entities, or outcome from the provided passage.
A garbled historical line mentions a possible patent idea and science related terms. It references nature and a focus on future invention with unclear details.
The Union Telephone Company reports widespread trouble from a severe storm. Crews worked through the night to restore lines and expected better service by noon. Telegraph and Corry lines also suffered while Bell management noted their system held remarkably well despite the damage.
The Warren National Bank advertises convenient mail banking with 4 percent interest in its Interest Department. Deposits posted early in the month earn interest from month start, and half a month’s interest is credited for deposits by the fifteenth. Interest credits occur on June 1 and December 1. The bank notes no strict minimum and cautions against frequent checking for these accounts.
Warren National Bank announces security measures and service updates as a United States depository. Officials outline protections, client guidance, and access options across branches and online platforms.
CP Northrop of the Curry and Comins Street Railway Company told the Journal that the firm will bond and build only on streets designated by a granted franchise. The company would permit other firms to use lines if the city grants a franchise and allows future city takeover, aiming to complete development within two years depending on council support.
The morning Ue C.R. Rogers Company put a force at work at the brake shoe plant in York. By January 12, about twenty four to thirty men will be at work with plans to increase the crew. The Walton plant in X,Y under the Sage company also progresses, with the New York State concern expected to withdraw as the local plant comes online soon.
The congregation of St Elizabeths on West Pleasant Street unveils a recent restoration by artist N G Serafini. Statues and tree arches were re touched to imitate white marble and refresh the sanctuary as a temple of rest.
Kurtz Brass Bat Company displays over two hundred bed styles at the Grand Rapids show, with a new consignments recently shipped and on exhibit. The firm expands space, boosting exposure during a three week exhibition season amid strong trade interest.
A Northwestern passenger express train at high speed struck a buggy near Denildon at midnight. Six people were killed outright and one seriously injured, with fears of further deaths. The incident is described as one of the worst grade crossing accidents in the state.
The funeral for Whitelaweld was held today at Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. The ceremony was attended by the President and cabinet members along with hundreds of prominent diplomats and city officials. Admission was by card only as dignitaries filled the church and surrounding streets.
The notice compares earning from $1,000 deposited at 3 percent to $40.00 per year from a note yielding four percent, outlining annual income differences and the higher return from the note option.
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