Unsettled Weather Indications January 17 18
A weather notice records unsettled conditions with light snow possible on Monday the 2nd and Tuesday. Moderate south winds are forecast as the system moves through the area.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1910
Page
2
A weather notice records unsettled conditions with light snow possible on Monday the 2nd and Tuesday. Moderate south winds are forecast as the system moves through the area.
The Veteran's Association met at the Armory Saturday for a reunion with a noon dinner by the WAC ladies. Custer of Columbus led a program including America sung, memorial for Comrade Demming, poems and readings by Olmstead Patterson Alexander and Roberts, and speeches by Rev. Wilson and Rev. Woodyard, closing with Home Sweet Home and the Lord's Prayer.
The Girl Question the musical comedy that ran 460 performances at Lasalle Theater Chicago will be shown at Library Theater Saturday June 22. It is by the authors of The Time The Pace and The Girl and A Stubborn Cinderella and is under E H Frazee management. George Marion directed it, known for The Merry Widow The Sultan of Sulu Prince of Pileon and other successes.
In Toledo Ohio Lucas County J Cheney partner of T J Cheney & Co swears an oath that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for proof that Hulls Catarrh Cure cures catarrh but cannot be cured otherwise. The notice references Hulls Catarrh Cure and Hulls Family Pills, with promotional claims and testimonials.
Prominent men are expected as Cole Brothers Circus prepares to perform at the fairgrounds on January 28. Valuable property and several large tented aggregations may be sold. Harry Potter, former show manager, wed in New York last week to a Millman wire walker. Most employees have signed with other circuses for the coming season.
America's noted palmist Madam Lucinda visits Hotel Grandin for a short time offering full life and love readings. She will consult on marriage divorce business and personal matters for a limited period with priced sessions listed as lilies 250 and a9.
Mrs C T Hall died at about 3 AM today at her brother Marvin Smith's North West street home. Sisters Mrs Martin Conrad of Chicago and Mrs Eckela of Auburn, N Y, had spent summers in Corry. Hall, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs M W Smith pioneer residents since 1869, survived by one son in London, England, two sisters, and two brothers Marvin and G M Smith. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery once Mrs Conrad arrives from Chicago tomorrow.
C. C. Babbitt & Son will vacate their current corner room in spring as owner N. Cohen plans use of the space. Eir. Babbitt arranged with Dawson Bros for rental of the south half of a large store three doors away. The room will be fitted in first-class style and occupied April 1. C. O. Babbitt & Son have occupied the corner store for 35 years.
Charlie Craker eldest son of Mr and Mrs J J Grier of West Congress street suffered a violent appendicitis attack this forenoon while at the Raymond Mfg plant. He was taken home then to hospital where Dr C B Kibler operated at noon. He is resting comfortably after the operation.
Friday evening the Compay A of the L6th regiment will be inspected at the armory by Gol Richards of Oil City. Major Wilcox and staff officers will attend. This inspection precedes the regular next month when a United States army officer will be present. Capt Webb's company has been unfaithful and hopes to gain a high rank in the regiment this year.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a highly successful New England style supper at their Public Reading and Rest Room on Saturday night. Mrs Chua Pettingill led the event with systematic effort and thanks were extended to all assistants including Mrs H B Linseatt, Secretary.
We express sincere appreciation to friends for kindness during our sorrow at the death and burial of our son Claud. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whiteley and to Mrs. Harry S. Johnson. Gratitude also to donors of the flowers, a fitting emblem of life and immortality.
Public Service Commission of the Empire State plans to cooperate with Jamestown council to remove a dangerous Main Street crossing. The city seeks a railroad bridge over the tracks to replace the crossing and improve safety.
The notice urges citizens to register by tomorrow to be eligible to vote in the upcoming February city election. It emphasizes that those not registered will be unable to vote.
A special meeting of the Corry Prohibition Club will be held in the W.C. TV rest room on Tuesday June 18 at 7 30 p m All interested in temperance work are invited to attend L P Woodward Secretary
Notice states the annual stockholders meeting was adjourned due to no quorum to Wednesday evening January 19 at Boblock in the Connell room. Robert A. Patterson is director and secretary at 3119 Nothing to Him. The text includes fragmented dialogue about conditions and timing.
The annual meeting in Warren Pennsylvania elected officers for the coming year led by George E. Dunham as president and Judge Lindsey as vice president with D Warren DeRosay as general manager. The board includes Dunham Lindsey and DeRosay. The company voted to enlarge the plant with two kilns and six drying tunnels to reach a capacity of 60 000 bricks daily, and to build a new brick office in spring. DeRosay has supplied brick to 48 cities including Cleveland Boston and New York. The firm plans pavement brick use in several cities and projects to employ about 70 men.
An advertorial pitch touts Pope's Diapepsin as a harmless antidyspeptic. It claims rapid five minute relief from indigestion, heartburn, belching, and nausea, promising digestion of heavy meals and fresher breath. It urges readers to ask pharmacists for the 60 cent cage and asserts one case can aid a whole family.
Notice states that on February 8, 1910 at 10 a.m. J R Calking L W Olds Henry Keppel A D Young C B McCray R Jf Pollett and G P Rogers Jr will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania for a charter to form Corry Metal Furniture Company. The firm plans to manufacture iron or steel or other metal goods and related wood or metal articles. Rogers Jr is solicitor in Corry Pennsylvania.
A public meeting will be held this evening at the Baptist church. Rev. Sam Neil, District Secretary of the Baptist Publication Society of Philadelphia, will conduct the session.
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