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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
2
Advertising rates for OlseLay ADWAREING announced with per line pricing and weekly minimums. The notice outlines charge per line, column width, and discounts, emphasizing insertion timing and rate adjustments for future issues.
A forecast reports rain or showers tonight with a colder Thursday ahead. Southerly winds shift to northwesterly as temperatures drop across the region.
A long account recalls William H. Berry and a capitol graft scandal in Harrisburg. It notes five men convicted, two in prison, and searches for the remaining conspirators tied to about 3.7 million dollars unaccounted for. The piece laments blocked prosecutions and urges public disclosure of those responsible.
Marion Huntley eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Huntley of Union City died Saturday evening after several days of spinal meningitis. She was in school Wednesday in apparent health. Private funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. H. U. Potter.
In Hurelaburg, a settlement of five million dollars was reached with states’ representatives paying 1.8 million to conclude a grand theft case. Key figures include Joseph M. Huptos with an appeal pending, John H. Sanderson, Were Matheny, WHI. Buyder, and ex-treasurers and officials named in the long inquiry as the estate’s subjects. The state claims nearly five million was diluted, while Melgution’s loss of the glass fist stands at 107,061.
A Titusville child sustained serious burns to the legs and lower abdomen after playing near a stove while the mother was on another floor. The incident occurred around 2 40 PM and was quickly extinguished with medical help summoned. Doctors express cautious optimism for recovery.
Friday night features the AIL Connny team versus Titusville in basketball, with a special girls game between Garry and Tre vile. Admission rises to 25 and 26 cents due to costs, then a grand masquerade will follow.
Mrs. G. Schilinger testified as the Inter appeared again at her husband in a digamy case. The defendant pleaded guilty to both charges. In 2004 Miss Schillinger of Bradford and Amos Engley of Ohio were married at Limestone New York. The man was sent to the Western Penitentiary in 1907 and later to Mastora for nine years on bigamy and related charges. Mrs. Engle stated she would seek a divorce immediately.
At a stockholders meeting in Corry the Citizens National Bank elected officers for the coming year with J J Desmond named president succeeding E L Barlow who retired. James J West was chosen vice president and George H Barlow cashier. The board includes F A Loveland and A H Barlow among others, signaling a strong and prosperous outlook.
A late night alarm reported a blaze at the City Building and post office area. Fire caused ceiling openings, smoke, and damage to walls and doors while records and mail were moved to safety and a safe was secured as crews fought the flames.
Reported blaze damaged the second floor and interior, with 1 of multiple rooms gutted. Investigators weigh whether arson or accident by individuals seen on the second floor before alarms. Repairs estimated between 91000 and 2000 dollars depending on work scope.
The Patrols Mutual Fire Association held its annual meeting on Tuesday at a local venue. The board was organized with thirteen directors present, naming Crawford, Warren, Venango, Mercer, and other county directors and auditors. Officers were reinstated with A. H. Olmstead as president and O. Brooks as vice president. Salaries remained unchanged from last year.
The record reports an officer election at Warren Bank and National Bank offices with multiple named officers and directors elected or confirmed including presidency and board roles. Names such as J. D. Crary, W. Hinckley, C. L. Conacrotoller, and others appear among bank officers and directors. Local officials from Warren and Waitony areas are listed among those participating.
The fragment speaks of a popular song tied to The New York World Sunday issue and mentions names Gil Wawards Ed Gardner and Howard Reyne. It urges collecting weekly World song notes, claiming value and urging readers to order from a news dealer.
An elderly woman, 75, was found dead in a snow bank near Tenes Branch after leaving her home on December 12. Rescuers reported heavy snowfall and winds, trapping her outdoors and leading to suspected exposure and freezing. Local authorities investigated the woods nearby for clues.
The stockholders meeting of the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association will be held at the Common Council Chamber on Wednesday evening January 26 at eight o'clock. W W Morgaridge secretary tabulates.
The Union City enterprise reports farmers exploited the thaw to dig a large potato crop. Bees were organized to help harvest, inviting neighbors to assist in the harvest. Many farmers who failed to harvest in the fall were forced to buy potato supplies after early snows.
Friends announce the death of Olibert Bordwell, aged 8, who died December 24 1910 at his home in Wavre Montana. A widow named Jorgen survives him. Bordwell was a prominent Corry resident in youth, served on the city council, later moved west years ago and conducted business in Havre for some time.
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