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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
5
Daily notices of residents and visitors from Warren area.名称 include Pittsburgh business trips, Mondville and Corry visits, trains to Cuyahoga Falls and Meadville, and several quick trips to Jamestown and Fredonia. Mentions marriages of Elizabeth Bowell and Walter Groscomb, and Mrs. Richards departing for Havertown after visiting relatives.
A late 1910s style theater notice highlights a Broadway star feature with Lara Kimbal Young Earle Williams Rogers Lytton Rowe Tapley and other stars. The review hails the production as a gorgeous city show previously shown a few weeks ago with strong wartime praise and prominent venues.
The High School Glee Club plans a benefit concert featuring the Penn State Glee Club on Monday evening Feb 1. Tickets are 75 cents at the door, but can be bought for less than half price to support youth music in Corry. Organizers expect 1000 tickets and urge public support.
About fifty members and guests attended a social evening hosted by the Municipal Club at Payne Block rooms. The event featured dancing and a kitchen shower for Mrs. Paul Stone, with gifts and a party atmosphere noted by attendees.
Impressive funeral services were held for the late Henry Rier yesterday afternoon. The first service took place at the home of Catherine Weber on Hust Main Street with Rev. Hall of the Lutheran church officiating. A second service followed at the Lutheran church where the choir performed and taps were sounded at the grave. Company A squad led by Lieut. Richards attended, and bearers included veterans from Company A and Stanford Hose Company. The cortege proceeded to Pine Grove cemetery for a brief prayer service.
Lavers of feature photoplays promise a standout engagement for My Official Wife at the Amuse. The celebrated firm and its loyal appearance draw likely one of the season’s best houses as the evening showcases a fully guaranteed feature.
United Press report from Washington details a 60 to 49 vote approving an amendment to agriculture legislation and a $200,000 appropriation for seed distribution and related tonnage. The measure modifies existing seed distribution procedures as usual for this year.
Reports from Malmo, a Swedish port, say the German battle cruiser Gaspiio was torpedoed by a Russian submarine last night in the Baltic. The report is regarded with credence by officials in Christiana.
The Electric Twins showcase electric lighting as a safer cheaper alternative to gas or oil, claiming it eliminates fire dangers and provides the most perfect artificial illumination. It argues electricity reduces forge and factory costs, improves health, and would enhance city beauty by removing smoke and nuisance.
The Columbus pond yields ice over ten inches thick and of superior quality. A minor accident occurred when a Henry Stockton team fell through thin ice but workers were quickly extricated with no injuries. Major General John F. O'Ryan announced plans for militia events and pledged safety, avoiding disruption of veteran escorts.
The morning report states Theodora Winger and William Williams will take over the J. A. Reed grocery on North Center Street. The transfer, agreed earlier this year, will occur first week of September as Mr and Mrs Reed move to Crawford County, drawing regret from many friends. Winger is a noted young businessman and Williams joins as partner after arriving well recommended. In Albany, January 4 the assembly voted to abolish the department of economy and efficiency, with one Democrat voting with Republicans. the fire marshals bill followed.
A catalog of white china pieces and porcelain ware with various pieces discounted to low prices. Items include small plates, creamers, bonbons, pickle dishes, trays, vases, sugar bowls, frames, dishes, cups and saucers, dinner plates, platters, wash bowls, and white enamelware with prices noted in cents and fractions for bulk or per dozen may vary.
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