Fragmentary note on city board action and trading plan
Incomplete OCR text hints at a city or club decision involving a vote or action. Mentions city, Tall, audit, and a plan or trade, but key names, dates, and specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text hints at a city or club decision involving a vote or action. Mentions city, Tall, audit, and a plan or trade, but key names, dates, and specifics are unreadable.
A scrambled rundown lists a Burkhardt Art Shop Valentine sale and a Henderson address ad, a Mrs. Sarah Craker funeral, a $150,000 water bond award to Harris Forben & Co. in New York, and a Celoron annexation vote opposing joining James town. Also noted are fruit sellers, local deliveries, optometrist ad, and farm tools auction in Con sord township. Several weather notes and California travel gossip appear amid the clutter.
A local appeal urges trustees and residents to join efforts to protect and stock local streams. Officials seek volunteers to fill blanks for stock requisitions and coordinate restocking plans with county departments. The goal is safer, well-guarded waterways and reduced vandalism through cooperative action and public oversight.
Yesterday a pine towering about 142 feet was felled north of Columbus in the Kepell Miller tract. The operation yielded 5340 tons of lumber from a single hamrock and other mighty pines are being cut, producing high quality material.
An early evening party celebrated Ming Young turning sixteen with about thirty guests. A silver spoon was given as a memento from friends. The event featured tents, a few bells, and a joyful atmosphere before guests dispersed after the celebration.
Corry I C C F to hold meeting Wednesday evening at the order headquarters on North Center street. All Joos members invited. After confering the work, refreshments will be served and social features enjoyed. The event is described as important for Corry fudge and a big turnout expected.
In a long session at 102 o clock this morning in the house, Leib was re elected resident clerk after fourteen ballots. Final tally stood McKean 103, Young 24, Leib 103 with the outcome achieved after shifting votes among Democrats and Progressives.
A May stage clue unfolds at Lyric Theater as a fine detective threads a dramatic live-mix mystery. Cast members unite in a suspenseful performance directed to thrill.
John Miller, known as the limberman, yesterday sold a fine bay team for six hundred dollars at Columbus. Miller delivered the team and is expected to bring another span soon, as local horsemen praise their value and anticipate a higher price.
Three young men aged about twenty are said to have ridden a freight train into town. One was injured badly when they alighted, with a knee injury preventing standing. Mayor Alexander sent the injured to hospital. The lads, calling themselves the "Mobary Kid" after their return, remain in the city as authorities assess their condition and plans.
Community efforts led by Mr Place and aides to gather missing photographs and captions from residents. Brown 1x collects materials while old residents supply missing books and notes amid plans for a public display at the High Beokal Auditorium. The exhibition aims to showcase city life and local history with photos and remarks, anticipated within a few weeks.
An advertisement promotes Vinot as a remedy to restore strength for the elderly and exhausted. A Boston attorney cites his 70 year old mother’s improved ability to walk and perform tasks after taking Vinot, claiming it builds energy quickly and pledging a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to try Vinot from Babbitt & Son, druggists.
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