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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
5
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Local notes list residents and visitors including Henry O Mara from Franklin visiting with friends, Henry Hollie to Warrenhia for business, Molin Fit and Harold HI from Mayville in Corry for a few days with friends, W G Campbell of Clarendon visiting for a short time, C Baley to Mondville for seven days with Irene, B, and W J Drove of Ott City as business visitors, Miss K Davidson of Titusville visiting yesterday, Col HN Rannomi recovering from a fall, Donald Nantes unveiling a new item for Union News, El Bwooney of Minors reporting, D Y Warren Deltosuy to Toochester on business, and others including A Sullivan, Mrs Hugh Stewart, Hon Arthur J Buttea, and Mrs Elmer Bemis with George Smith returning home. The city engineer Pickuon has recovered from a recent illness. Arthur J Butea noted as former congressman visiting Meadville.
The citywide market shows flour at 6.80 a barrel, a new peak unseen for years, with wheat trading around 1.87 today. The report notes broad price movement and market momentum across local outlets.
About forty Alathians gathered yesterday at the M. E. church parlors for a banquet following a two month contest to raise subscriptions for “Taddys” magazine. The north side won the prize and enjoyed a festive afternoon with toasts by Mrs. Hattie Bonasteal, Mrs. Gee Patterson and others, a Victrola entertainment, and a lavish dinner. President Mrs. Westley Howard toasted the Alabima society and highlighted its achievements, promising memories of a fine event.
The New York State Public Service Commission formally dissolves the Pennsylvania and New York Railway, a long inactive link once part of the Western New York and Pennsylvania system. The action, announced in Albany, ends a years long status as an inactive segment of the regional line.
Special to the Journal from San Francisco reports the Commission on employment warns women nationwide not to flock to California for jobs at the exposition. The labor supply already exceeds demand, signaling scarce chances for work this season.
Dr H B Blair a long time Corry dentist died this forenoon after a gradual decline over several months. Born July 20 1834 in Cortland New York he practiced in West Hold and later Columbus then Corry for many years. He married Mrs D Burroughs in 1869 and practiced until shortly before his death. Survived by wife and stepson De Wrank Burroughs of Ritaville Washington. Services Saturday at 2:30 from Maple Avenue residence.
Weather and feoy walk affect attendance but encouragement grows as Pastor Wallace delivers practical topics like Have faith In God and The Kind of a Revival We Want. Prayers and testimonies show good spirit. services continue each evening this and next week.
Peter Grow of Giivepto trades a horse valued at 200 ware units for cash and notes of 400000 dollars after a long dispute over taxes and land rights. The owner reflects on future sale value and tax implications while evaluating the animal’s true worth.
The advertisement touts a Grand Dropsy Treatment claim addressing dropsy symptoms with four remedies in one plus tonics and laxatives. It promises relief within days and offers free trials, examination charts, and personalized plans, urging readers to write Dr Franklin Miles in Darmart Indiana for a two pound treatment. It claims higher success than other physicians and urges immediate action.
Ray Caldwell, the slim pitcher for New York, jumped to the Buffalo Federal Yamme club. He signed a three year contract worth about 9,000 dollars annually. The New York club faces a total refund of 35,000 if the deal breaks. The 5,000 already sent by New York to Caldwell’s wages will be retained, with installments of 2,000 this year and next, and 1,000 in 1917. Ella Miller seeks divorce in Findlay Ohio after 45 years of marriage, testifying her husband gave five cents in all that time. A lost watch charm with a Manono emblem and an associated reward note is being sought.
Washington reports the Monver, diverted by British ships near the islands, is released to welcome news. Britain lifts the embargo on Australian wool shipped to the United States, with British vessels carrying the wool. The State Department informs Germany that American shipping remains neutral as President Wilson pledges to halt such weapons flow once evidence is gathered.
A two reel feature titled Too Much Uncle plays with Aneta Stewart and an all star cast in a Vite graph program. Four other reels accompany the program as listed in the regular ad.
The Vilagraph feature stars Al Stewart Ralph Quer in The Willowood Biograph masterpiece. Leah Bated leads an all star cast in Percy Mapernickels SOT Bretth 7. A dazzling comedy promises to make you howl as FROM PHI TO PERIL delivers sensational drama.
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