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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
2
The Corry Fale and Driying Park Association considers reform to unite farming, dairying, stock raising and fruit growing with local manufacturers. Emphasis on engaging farmers in management, expanding exhibits, and ensuring sizable, tastefully arranged displays to boost the fall fair and support local industry.
The writer argues for a large new industrial hall to consolidate Bloral Hall Agricultural Hall and machinery displays, plus Corry products, as a keystone to elevate the fair’s prestige. They warn against piecemeal expansion and propose repurposing timber from existing buildings for a single, grand exposition structure.
Corry Grange plans a Saturday meeting to discuss several topics. Items include purchasing a car road of feed and lime, reports on insurance notes, and renewal or cancellation of policies. A program features readings, a discussion on road improvements, five home labor saving devices, and a question box for member inquiries.
The article notes authorities in Buenos Aires imposing measures to curb theatrical piracy and improve community value. It mentions managers compelled to offer affordable seats and avoid disturbing seated patrons, signaling a potential North American style reform. Some Argentine managers have paused prices and canceled attractions for the season.
Mistakes come in two kinds: human misthinking and carelessness. The greater a man, the more he rises above his mistakes. Beecher joked that grammar errors exist, yet errors can empower or cripple. neglectful workers drain vitality. Do your best, then learn from blunders and improve.
The allied envoys gathered in London and presented a decisive note to Turkish representatives. Armistice could be suspended unless a conciliatory move is made by the dominant faction in Constantinople. The note allows time to refer the matter to the heads of the new government. In Athens, June 29, Greek forces under Crown Prince Constantine conducted a daylong assault at the Tessalonica front.
Fragmentary text suggests a conflict over fortifications and a belief that the move will provoke mediatory steps toward peace, though the wording is garbled and unclear about who is involved or where the action occurs.
The Missionary and Temperance Institute, hosted by the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association, drew Sabbath School workers from nearly every northwestern county to Oil City yesterday. Noted speakers included W. A. Brown of Glendale, S. Gill of Pittsburgh, and Maud J. Nuldwin of Philadelphia. The event emphasized home mission and temperance work to strengthen Christian character among Sabbath School members amid the saloon's impact on youth and society. A banquet honored visiting delegates, with Dr. McBride of Malacopin Church and Dr. P. G. Wood of Oil City in attendance.
Beginning Monday morning Wab bury third Miss Lucy Young will become cashier for the Hell field pions company at the Corry offlea. Mrs Young won the successful ap plicant for the price made vacant by the resignation of Miss Rona Ma honey who has been in the Corry af fle of the telephone company for the past ten years. Mina Young in well fitted for the new poaition, hav ing had considerable previous exper ience In similar work. Mise Ma Hovey planu to leave the city about the last of March to take a connie th vomimercia work in and of the hearthy business colleges.
The notice states Jonathan Lodge 1 O F will sponsor the third degree Wednesday, awaiting Jon Duth after whiteh ro freshmanta. Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
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