Fragmentary civic notice hints at student conduct case
The readable portion mentions a student related incident involving Coyne. No full details emerge. Further context from the source is needed to identify the parties, venue, and outcome.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
7
The readable portion mentions a student related incident involving Coyne. No full details emerge. Further context from the source is needed to identify the parties, venue, and outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment lists odd pricing terms and unit notes such as 19¢ ac pkg and box each amid stray marks like 2c Ib 2 Ib, suggesting a catalog or advertisement snippet with unclear items and quantities. The readable bits hint at per unit and bulk pricing for unknown goods, lacking proper names or context.
Francis J Walker and William H Walker, former officers of Walker Grape Products Co, were held for the September term of Quarter Sessions on grand larceny charges. Accused by Norman W Walker of stealing company documents valued at 10000 from the plant near Brutontreats. Prosecution presented five witnesses. defense offered little corroboration. motion for discharge denied.
Congress to probe Col M M Mulhall amid allegations that a powerful lobby altered committee chairs and directed campaign spending. The probe aims to uncover improper influence on federal appointments and congressional elections.
Miss Mabel Weaver of Holiday Run accidentally took a portion of iodine instead of extract. She suffered illness this morning but is reported in favorable condition after care by Dr J J David. Her accident traces to a motorcycle mishap weeks earlier when she was thrown from a vehicle.
Kano Pa July 2 A death from a fall on the sidewalk yesterday afternoon claims well known citizen David Woodward Jordon of 120 Walnut Street. He had just finished laying a cement sidewalk in front of Sain Shannon property on Eainen Street when he slipped and fell, striking his head. He died almost instantly.
Minutes after an unfolding scene a person named Tordon complains of heat and objects to pay. Names and details are fragmented and not clearly identifiable from the text.
The Dubont powder wagon and Itar military cart arrived three miles from Borg Hints where a crowd greeted the party. Samuel Wesley Log announced the expedition would test the town overnight. Citizens provided entertainment and lodging at Hotel Reanor as the wagon was paraded past businesses and the Mercer county court house bell rang to signal quartering.
An archival notice lists probate administrator Malla B Sutth and executors Frank A Blidey and Jarod G Dawson with requests for debts and claims against the estates of Clarence Smith and Alains Jr. Dawon Dawson, plus classified help wanted ads for laborers, sales, and piano lessons. It mentions property for sale at $1700, and a grainers job ad. Local Erie, Pennsylvania area references appear.
Female help wanted for general house work at steady residence with no washing. Bookkeeper wanted at a firm to handle client essentials. Office girl sought for clerical tasks at a local business. Dish washer position advertised at a Strain location. Notices mention names and places but are fragmented and imprecise.
Classified notices show multiple job ads including rough carpenters mule drivers and laborers for Penn R R near Concord applied at Duquesne Contracting Co Foreman seeks experienced painting department head for bedstead plant at Box 14 Madison Square NF Also listings for sale of upright piano and discounted popular music at Henderson Piano Co 1168 Center St Corry Pa and a Smith Premier typewriter for sale at 9 W Frederick St
A lost item notice near Fredue jel street and the Diamond Grocery asks for the return to Mr. Louly Bilas. The note mentions a possible car location in Corry and offers a reward if the item is returned to the Journal office.
A jumble of classified notices offering wanted poultry and eggs, several sale offers for houses with details like lot sizes and utilities, rental inquiries, and farm space. Also mentions church property sale, and a brief item about the Duke of Connaught returning to Canada, with contact names and phone numbers for inquiries.
Corry resident D H Johnson testifies that Donna Kidney Pills greatly relieved his backache and weak kidneys after months of pain. He purchased them at Ames & Co.’s Drug Store and urges others to remember the name Doan’s and buy only this brand.
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency offers multiple properties including a East Pleasant street home with good cellar and easy terms, a two to nine room houses on Chestnut and West Smith Streets, large lots on W Washington and Marion, modern houses on Fairview and other streets, rents ranging up to 100 per month, with prices from 400 to 2800 and various lots and improvements noted. The listings mention sewer, walkways, and nearby tram lines in a historical city setting.
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