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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1912
Page
2
Corry calls a large gathering at the Auditorium to unite workers under leadership to advance local industry. Industrial expert J LeRoy Tope will address the crowd, and the event is open to all employers and workers to help form a unified organization.
The T H Brown and Son garage on North Center Street undergoes extensive improvements. A new front is being installed, foundation walls completed, and a smaller office removed to create more workspace for the growing business.
The Municipal Club held its semiannual election in the Payne block club rooms. Charles Wales was elected president, Frank Bbbbleby vice president, and J P Huff secretary. Clarke Pain continued as treasurer. Several new candidates were initiated and members enjoyed a social time after.
A signed declaration by grocers states stores will open Wednesday evening July 3 and close all day July 4. Signatories include Bush Sweet and Edward G. Crapser with W. Wilcox listed among the undersigned.
A brief reminiscence recalls a 15 cent luncheon offered at the Palm restaurant. The note marks a nostalgic community moment with no additional details about dates or people.
In Baltimore on July 2 the Democratic convention neared a Wilson nomination as ballots climbed to 46 with Wilson leading widely. Missouri held for Clark to the end, while New York pledged 90 votes for Wilson and Alabama signaled future support.
Invitations issued to Taft Sherman Root O’Gorman Penrose Oliver Burton Pomerine plus other states. Theodore Roosevelt Bryan Dix Tener Harmon Borden Connaught Whitney and Ontario premier attend a Peace Centenary Luncheon at the International Hotel Niagara Falls on July 1. The event previews a 1914–1915 peace celebration with a massed band and speeches by prominent guests.
Olwan July 1 Mayor Peter C Foley served with court order returnable July 9 before the Appellate Division in Rochester. Charges include perjury forging signatures modifying a paying petition and neglect of office over street repairs. Lundy, former city clerk, funds the charges and prosecution is led by Thomas A Sullivan with City Attorney M B Jewell.
Patrons are advised that Cobens Department Store may renew the Green Trading contract around July 165th. All customers are urged to have their books redeemed before the stated date as renewal is not confirmed.
A notice describes a bulk cabbage plant arrangement with quantities around one hundred thousand and mentions names W, D, Rowe and Knut Wayne. The fragmentary item hints at an organized special pile and a routing or address string though specifics are unclear.
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