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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
5
A flurry of personal mentions fills the day with relatives and friends traveling between Meadville Warren and Spartansburg. Mrs George W Bunce visits relatives while P Rogers arrives from Harrisburg for professional business.
A string of brief urban mentions records visits and movements. MajoPC Wieox traveled to Brieta Iday on business while Miva Gindya Gatws from Klein Ie attended with Mr and Mrs J Dawson visiting Buffalo for Sunday with relatives. Edward 4 Kelly’s group attended a funeral in Titusville, and Boyd Tozar planned a call-in from the elle inn to home in Kirto. Lion Bowler and niece Minor ttraucoy Mtousler prepared for a short visit with relatives this afternoon.
Widespread confusion marked the game as Wobbie dominated action at Amusa arena. The Benns rallied with key plays from Funny Hunty and other teammates, securing a surprising win amid mounting fouls and contested calls.
AmuseU Theater presents TRB GOT TEN GALNS a lighthearted feature on JOHN TORVIS and WENTHRARE Comedy with Bunny. The piece highlights a playful homage to the Kore Edison dawn in a four cent to all era with seaside humor and local talent.
Washington reports a proposed Sherman act revision would exempt labor unions from being treated as trusts. Representative Carlin of Virginia discusses an amendment to exclude unions from the category of combinations in restraint of trade while shaping a provision to allow their continued organization without anti trust penalties. The measure aims to balance labor needs with anti trust concerns amid ongoing political debate.
War Department and the President will announce Goethals to head key projects. Reports say President intends to appoint Goethals as first Panus Cun Amie governor, with efforts to keep key officials in service. No final decisions, but focus remains on army loyalty and flood prevention work in Alaska and other regions.
Readers in Erie express fears as winds carry reports from Work East about infection and disease. One man from a farm area contacts his brother amid anxiety while others fear for elderly residents and request the paper cease delivery. No cases are reported, and the Breeze notes no verified infections yet.
A compiled list of church schedules and pastors for CHURCH NOTICES. Includes Rev H Shaw at Exnovi92, Paul Evangelist Lutheran, Christian Science, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, United Brethren, and Christian Missionary Alliance. Details cover Sunday services, Sunday schools, evangelistic gatherings, midweek prayers, and youth activities with times and locations on Columbus Avenue and nearby streets.
Walter L. Peake and Peake and Street advertise as general practice lawyers in Corry Pennsylvania. They offer special attention to decedent’s estates and fund waivers as well as other general legal services in all courts.
United Press reports lawmakers favor a federal probe into the Colorado and Calumet Michigan miners strikes. The House Democratic Committee is said to favor the Keat resolution calling for a congressional inquiry into the situation, though some doubt a federal probe will occur in the Colorado district.
The Senate confirmed J A Rick as postmaster of Girard on January 20. He succeeds Acting Postmaster Nichols and is a well known Girard businessman formerly with Lakerie Foundry Company. He will make a good official and receives many congratulations.
Tunis Lyons a long time Beaver Dam resident died Friday afternoon at 4, from apoplexy. He was the third Lyon in Beaver Dam and kin to De voused and David Lyons. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 o clock at the home. Lyons was a member of the Union City GAR Post.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Thompson's Dandelion and Mam drake Pills and Barcama tonic as cures for kidney disease and a wide array of ailments. It warns of Bright's disease and urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle, claiming immediate relief and universal health benefits. It also references chiropractic claims and a long list of unrelated conditions to imply broad efficacy.
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