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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1914
Page
4
Readable items include shop ads for sugar and embroidery remnant stitches, meeting notices for armory events and ladies missionary society, a theater feature at Lyric, and community notices about road repair, crime suspects, and a charity bake sale. Also items on school dances, weathered glass work, and local business promotions.
A high school program featured W J Hawneouck giving a talk on Southern Florida. Students learned about Everglades drainage and canal systems with displays of citrus products and a specimen blossom.
Complaints keep coming to city authorities about snowballing on principal streets. Nuisance worsened in the business district with elderly pedestrians widely endangered. An elderly woman waited at North Center street store entrance while a gang passed shouting and throwing missiles. Commercial travelers report differing suppression in Corry versus nearby locales. A traveling salesman was struck by a snowball near the depot, narrowly avoiding injury.
Wlemwy of Carnations Jose Pear Ailiee Narciasus and many varieties including Primroves Clanerarias Begonias Narciaius and more grown well in different sizes. Visit the nursery to see the healthy stock and meet customer requirements.
Mayor Paterson led a tense regular session as a gun policy issue arose causing the commission to adjourn until next Monday evening. Expected on the agenda are the protest paying ordinance and related matters likely to be addressed then.
London reports that 4,000 emigrants left the United Kingdom for the United States and Canada. In the same period 0,736 entered the country, with 25,160 recorded as British subjects. Most of those entering were Americans.
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