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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
A Corry observer notes revived talk of resurrecting the eastward plant near Where Corry began in 1861. He urges a united meeting to discuss civic improvement and collective effort to revive industry and spur town prosperity.
The Erie Municipal team plans a home game at the State Armory against a strong Erie Y M C A. squad. Downtown crowds are urged to attend after finishing chores, with high school games shifting to Erie and Corry Indals? improving.
George Matthew Adams argues enthusiasm transforms commerce and life. He says heart, head, and determination unite to start things, move progress, and conquer obstacles. Enthusiasm fuels action at any desk, field, or shop, and must be kept in the bloodstream to sustain achievement.
The Corry girls meet the Nikollsville High School crack team tonight at the Armory. Corry holds a narrow recent win over Titusville and aims for a stronger home performance. Local fans expect a large turnout for the evening game.
Mr. B. W. Stennett displayed two rare volumes from his collection. One a 1686 Latin Greek miscellany with extensive engravings, bound richly. the other a 1697 volume of Leonardo Axoftini reproductions of ancient coins. Also noted are Swedish plate money and a Ptolemy era coin, highlighting Stennett’s status as a noted coin connoisseur with thousands of pieces. A local couple, Judge J. T. Barker officiating, married Fred J. Hines and Amelia Scheukman in Erie.
The Kepeoon mith vally apldnt annual meeting was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Chas. Auer’s Congress St home. Officers were elected for the coming year and plans discussed for club work. A four course dinner followed in a decoratively arranged room with yellow and white accents.
Tomorrow Mr. J. A. Lowe will celebrate his 80th birthday anniversary. He remains active at the Loses Wrench Factory where he has long served as manager. A skilled mechanic and inventive genius, he devised several automatic machines pivotal to the industry. The Journal offers hearty congratulations.
A scholarly matinee titled Kings of the Forest is set for Monday at the Amusel theater. The event runs at 4 p.m. with four reels shown and admission limited to scholars for that matinee session.
William Cleveland of the Pennsylvania Railroad police says rail yard tramps and vagrants are far fewer now than in years past. He notes no recent car break ins or depredations and recalls a period a year or 60 years ago when trouble was common, with Capt. Seth Conover and other officers active daily.
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