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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented notice requests diarney applications and tecal notices. It states a fee of five each for instruments and a minimum per illar diagnosis. Applications are due by 11 o'clock morning on the sixteenth, to lower lavertlon the same day.
The World reports Taft tempered by Congress in late 1911, crediting him with passing key measures and restraining reforms. It warns that a Democratic 1912 could topple his Ohio hold and yield nationwide gains for Democrats, predicting a Democratic House and end of the national Republican era.
Five hundred pounds of freshgil tiot pike from Erie sold at 10 cents a pound. Also fresh cod, haddock, and halibut steaks available. Market at 107 North Center Street offers these items with emphasis on freshness and low prices.
An Erie crash at Sixth Street and Payne Avenue last evening left a buggy with a man and two women overturned after a car struck it. One occupant Teresia Loeffel died at Hamot Hospital around 1 AM, severely injuring another passenger.
An advertisement extols ZEMO a liquid external treatment claimed to wipe out eczema germs and skin afflictions. It cites Thomas Downey Drug Store and a nationwide agency selling in over two thousand towns.
This morning a chaotic collision occurred on South Center Street when a man leaped back as a Packard stood behind another car. The Mitwhal sedan was damaged, the radiator jammed, and mud guards were bent during the reverse mishap near Desmond's Packard.
The Presbyterian Sunday School held its annual picnic in Keppel's grove with lively participation from young and old. Coupon tickets offered ice cream, lemonade, and street car rides as the committee arranged an extensive program featuring games and contests for all ages. Highlights included barrel fights, ribbon races, tug of war for ladies, mail driving, and a ball game.
Local press reports a sensational night at the Lynte Lyric Theater with the premiere of The Spowial Agent. Patrons witness a mock arrest of moonshiners as Kentucky mountain life unfolds on screen with star Fay Noril delivering a noted performance.
Special to the Journal Nalant reports President Roosevelt and Senator Lodge left the Hodge residence for Corey Hill Hospital in Brookline to call on Justice Moody, who is a patient there. The story notes a nearby discussion about banana as a baked ingredient.
Six people died and twenty were injured when gunpowder exploded in the Graves Mercantile Company store, causing extensive damage to the building and surrounding area in Melana Mout on July 1.
Capt Alfred Smith of the Salvation Army appeals for help to provide outings and camps for families unable to afford a brief respite from urban tenements. Donations may be left at the Salvation Army on Washington Street as local corps plan an outing on July 4th at Keppel's grave with departure at 9:40 a.m. car.
Farmers express appreciation for Corryites support at the street market and note a slow start due to an off season and drought. They claim prices are competitive with storekeepers and expect more vendors to join, seeing a strong opportunity for the market.
Union services to be held Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in Hurk Street. Ay protestant churches will unite under UB leadership with Reverend Macintyre giving a prewaotive sermon and the Kyppale Band providing music. service expected to be patriotic as the Bourth approaches.
Thane L. Couret and Miss Louella Mace of Corry united yesterday in a home ceremony officiated by Rev. A. Clark of the Stone Cave. The couple are believed to reside with families of the bride and groom in Mondville.
Patent medicine advertisement claims Dr Detwons Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 1 to 8 days. It asserts rapid system wide action and immediate disappearance of symptoms after the first dose. Priced at 7 1/2 cents and $1.00. Durham Drug Co. sells it.
Fragmentary ad copy touts tailored wool garments with guaranteed workmanship and personal measurements. Mentions Mesnens ty and Son as local agents for Corry qi amid unclear company name.
Toex McCusker performs a Saturday night show at Library Theater featuring a monologue. The event promises a focused performance with humor and insight.
Henry Husking a Chicago merchant traveler from Wort Wayne Ind was found in a rowboat near Saginaw Wenona Howel November after a suicide by shooting He left $1100 in Fort Wayne banks and a note to Mr Franks The incident was reported from Allentown Pa and several injuries and large property damage followed a 19000 gallon water tank burst on a roof causing flooding and ruined steam pipes in a plant possibly tied to forestry equipment developments
The June marriage license record broke again as Clerk H. P. Gillett closed the office reporting 172 marriages this month, surpassing last year’s 105. The six months total reached 449, not 4,491, amid slower early-year gains.
Pennsylvania routes from Buffalo Duns Kirk Brocton Mayville Corry Titusville to Mast Liberty and Pittsburg offer reduced round trips for July travel. Tickets valid through July 5 with minimum fare 60 cents. Consult parent ticket agent for details and station inclusions.
Attention notices a baglet pleate at Recreation Park in Columbus on July Ath. First car arrives at ? m. Bring a basket tumbler pitcher spoons ice cream dishes and lemonade. Free refreshments. By order of Committee.
Pine Grove Cemetery Association announces an adjourned meeting to be held at 8 o clock Monday evening July 1 for election of stockholders and other business. Members are reminded to be present or appoint proxies. D. Rowe secretary.
A July Fourth event at Recre Allen Park Columbus features boating and fishing along with dancing and various activities. The notice highlights best of everything for a full day of entertainment.
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