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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
2
Publication details show Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania with daily issues except Sundays. Carrier and mail rates listed, plus local notices and advertising rates, mentioning delivery, monthly prices, and subscription terms.
The Cardinal expresses that women’s place is not in politics and urges equal rights through freedom to perform fitting work, not balloting. He advocates dignity for women and views the ballot as not essential to womanly virtue, stirring debate across church and public spheres.
The state plans to provide support to help address the current problems. Officials emphasize the aim to bolster power and resources to resolve issues effectively.
The fourteenth annual state convention of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks will convene July 1 in Waldamoor City. More than 100 delegates from across the state will attend. events include a tour of local points of interest, dinners, and a formal opening address by Mayor Stern. Postmaster Thoritin will preside at the closing banquet.
Salamanca July 1 Greg D Davie ends term as surrogate in Cattaraugus County and awaits Albany appointment to the State Surrogate Court. Governor Whitman may defer naming a successor until after party primaries, with the nominee to fill the balance of Davie's unexpired term. Possible candidates include Albert Wind George Larkin Waite Warley and others in county Republican circles.
A Pennsylvanian dining and luncheon car between Kane and Mele will be replaced by an all buffet car with eight-seat buffet, later expanding if the test succeeds. Meals served on self-serve tables. car seats 70. no extra charges. First run between this place and Eric on morning train 30 and evening train 54 from New York to Philadelphia.
A vintage ad promotes Mi-o-nu Mi-o-tia tablets for indigestion claiming they strengthen stomach walls and aid digestion. It compares Mi-o-tia favorably to meat atomach remedies and touts availability from N.F. Ameas & Co and other druggists with a money back relief claim.
Jumentown July 1 Deputy Sheriff Ernest A Gossett arrested loan manager Jonn T Peterson of Douglas Tailoring Co on civil order for embezzling from funds totaling 737.90 The order was served at his North Muty Street home and he was taken to the city jail awaiting ball The action began with his employers alleging the embezzlement The order issued before Special County Judge Frank S Wheeler by Wicks and Rexford for the plaintiff's attorneys
In Altoona Pennsylvania on July 1 14 year old Dewey Swisher of Funita drank 10 glasses of cider in a stunt to win a prize. He nearly died, became delirious within minutes, and was hospitalized after the drink.
Westfield July 1 The Westfield Business Men's Association plans an automobile tour of about 0 miles starting July 14 from here to North Hust Sherman Maygilly and Jamentown where lunch will be served. The route then passes Smelairville Cassadaga Fredonia and returns to Westfield in one day. A pilot car will precede the trip to mark the route. The committee includes A Z Joffrey Albura Hy Sinner and Joka M Woleh.
Warran Pa July 1 A meeting of the Woman's Home Association or the Maccabees formed a board to increase the fold work efficiency. Members include Mrs Elisabeth B Brown Trads ford, Mrs J M Warworth Corry, Miss Minnie H Jurgin Pittsdelphin, Mrs May Islokok Marriaburs, Mrs Belle S Doughty Corydon, Miss Margaret Stowne Warren, Dr Amy O D Varner Wilkinburg. Visiting reps entertained by Mrs Loundabury and Mrs S D Evortato with city tours. The group praised Warren’s beauty and the headquarters at the Warren Saving Tank building.
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