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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
6
The Library Theater presents Almon Mtle Deverno and Zelda Mind Reader as an all star show breaking business records. Olean Salamanca Bradford join the big picture program. Free public attraction in front of theatre each evening at 7 30. Admission 5 and 10 cents.
Mrs Mary A Williams went to Erie today to attend the Perry celebration. Fra Motzer returned to Coury yesterday after a visit with relatives. Titusville Herald reports PB Winton of Centerville joined Co A for the Erie encampment. Dr R E Adair was in the city on business yesterday. She returned to Tinlsville last evening with her sister who came from Canada to visit. Mrs Frank J Aulebach visiting her mother Turner of N Center street returned to Ementon. Miss Marjorie Regd went to Erie to spend a few days with friends. Lt Marylin among local veterans arriving home from Gettysburg. May LB Brown returned from Gettysburg after the hottest Rae in camp on record. Miss Marie Hart of Chicago visiting relatives in town left for Ol City. Frank Geiger of Corry was in the City briefly visiting friends. Mrs Barbara Darling, oldest city resident, reported ill at home on West Wayne street. Mrs L H Pasquallicehio and children and sister left for Erie where the family will reside, Pasquallicehio has an interest in a county provision firm.
The Amusel Theater showcases a Vitagraph program featuring CINDERELLA S SLIPPER with Maurice Costello and Lian Walker. BRONCHO BILLY AND TIT SHERIFFS KID stars Anderson. ANNI ROWL and FORTUNE present a beautiful drama, Be to all.
A compact list of bedding plants and garden varieties including geraniums in red white and pink, rose geraniums, ajerat um verbenas salvia pansies sweet alga tium heliotrope colens lemon verbenas double nasturtiums single and double petuniasseven fern varieties tomatoes bells and peppers plants included.
Readers are urged not to lay the paper aside without checking Classifieds as fortunes may lie within these columns. The reminder highlights the value of the classifieds alongside morning mail, suggesting everyday readers could gain important notices or opportunities from the listings.
In the first week of July sales offer discounted goods and grocery items. The list highlights prices for crackers, beans, cakes, soap, cartons, coats, fruit jars, and various packaged goods with low per-unit or per-dozen rates. The ad emphasizes budget shopping and monthly bargains for everyday items.
A collage of brief items reports Prot Wilson teaching in Pylon City, Arthur Gates visiting Erie for business, Martin Miler homebound on East Main, Richard T. Patton of Chicago visiting the city, Hessie Clark returning from Rufio, Charles Myers and Edward Berry in Spring Creek on business, Paul and Mrs Downey returning from their wedding trip, John Sheely and Harry Beatty heading to Clymer for the week, Vrail Flanders noting Secretary Morgaridge visit, Mary B. Loveland visiting aunt Mrs B Waring, Mrs Anheta Hathaway and Miss Grace Gibson visiting Mrs John Hammond, Washington and Oneida markets closing July 4 and no deliveries after 9, Mrs Babbitt and Mrs W J Edwards spending days in Gasport, F E B Patterson recovering from heat exposure, and veterans returning from the Gettysburg reunion including Bucktails.
A fragmented notice describes Acme Mill hiring Ferris of Cincinnati to craft a large display on the Washington Street plant. The section records finishing touches on a life sized replica sign for a product named Very Besty or Very Finest, with completion planned within days.
Albany July 4. Governor Sulzer commuted Rafael Toledo’s sentence from Sing Sing for perjury after a Colombian consul general petition. Toledo had served parts of a six year term. deportation promised by Colombian authorities was a condition. If not deported promptly he would return to Sing Sing. Devonshire racing stud sold in London. A man from Chicago, Christ Gossman, died after ingesting paris green at Kankakee Illinois while employed by Frank Loltze. A historian’s note on Macaulay’s History of England mentions preserved prescriptions and a case of a patient recovering senses after doctors’ care.
Advertised letters include Mrs BR Brown Mrs John Phinanbone Miss Stella Hess Fratarola Breville Mr and Mrs Fitch Turrawy Ur Bert Everette Glyvaunt Manoppetla ir M Sillwagon Mr Chas Tritiet 1 F Austin Postmaster.
Archie Day resigns as manager of the Warren sub-district Bell Telephone company effective today. He is succeeded by Hobart Young of Erle, already in the city. Day, head of the Hall in Warren since last October, leaves to pursue other ventures with his father, John A. Day, owning extensive property in Youngsville. The Warren sub-district covers Warren County and the Kune exchange.
Humoto July 2 three deaths in hospitals and the recovery of one body in the ruins yesterday raised the known dead from the Husted mill disaster four weeks ago to 24. Ten men remain in critical condition at the hospital and seven are still missing.
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