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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
6
Tonight the Library Theater presents Trick Comedy and Musical Show with The Cat and The Riddle. Tomorrow, Thursday night offers The Frontier Celebration a three reel Western feature in a special release. Watch this space for the program.
A string of brief notices lists residents and visitors in various towns. John T. Brew, L. P. Knowlton, Blaine Kincald Ja, and others are noted as visiting or traveling for business in Jamestown Beaverdam Union City Erie Corry Meadville Buffalo Pittsburgh Kane Mayville Geneva Sher man and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Abe Gumbinsky visit Buffalo today. Mr and Mrs Earl Greenman return from North East. J J Clark of Corry stays with C K Miller of Ou St Warren Times. Surgo traveling salesman for Farquatiicchio Bros wholesalers Bele calls in city for new concern interests.
Meadville January 23 Professor N P Gilman of the Meadville Theological School sociology and ethics professor died at Spencer hospital at 11 30 Tuesday forenoon after brain arteries hardening. Public notice invites inspection of local meat market offerings at Corry Wilcox Market 15 South Center Street featuring Western and Native beef Erie county hogs sugar cured hams bacon shoulders pork loin dried beef and mince meat.
Grand jury returns true bills against Tug Wilson and Frank Brennan for aggravated assault battery and highway robbery. William DeWoody of Franklin is charged similarly and held for hearing next Wednesday. Jenkins, the elderly victim from Kennerdell, did not appear at the hearing.
A ten thousand dollar blaze at a plant near Cochranton in Franklin Pa damaged the tipple beside the Hire tracks. Workers thawed frozen sand with dynamite to free it, and the fire destroyed the tipple. Some Franklin branch trains were held for about an hour.
Mrs Geo Kaupp laments hair loss from dandruff and credits Parisian Sage after two bottles. The letter praises scalp cleanliness, lack of stickiness, and lasting hair fullness. Distributed by N F Ames & Co and Giroux Mfg Co with 50 cent bottles and mail order prepaid.
Unclear OCR reads a river accident with unidentified boys. One boy appears younger than the other. Rescue efforts involve a towboat near Monongahela River. No definitive identification or trace of the youths found amid chaotic maritime scene.
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