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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1912

Page

2

Lightning shocks three women in Jamestown homes

Three women, including Mrs. William H. Harrison Sr and Mrs. Westervelt, were badly shocked when a lightning bolt struck houses at 214 and 216 West Eighth Street in Jamestown. The bolt created a two foot diameter hole in the west wall, tore plaster from the second story, and knocked occupants to the floor as others nearby felt the shock. Mrs. Westervelt suffered the worst, remaining unconscious for a time.

Jamestown West Wighth Street William H. Harrison Sr West Eighth Street George C. Harrison Lafayette Avenue Westervelt W. Eighths Street William H. Harrion Wes George ©. Harrison

Carnival opens Monday night with Krause Greater Shows

The Krause Greater Shows will arrive Sunday afternoon for the opening of the Big Carnival on East Washington Street at 7 30. The company is praised nationwide for morality cleanliness and newness with 12 high class shows a monster ride and Miss Elma Meier the world champion lady high diver. Nearly 1000 electric lights illuminate the midway and special care is given to ladies and children without escorts at all times.

Krause Greater East Washington St America Elma Meler

Butler Defeats Corry 12 to 5 In Fair Grounds Game

The Butler baseball team defeated Corry 12 to 5 yesterday afternoon at the Fair grounds. Maloney pitched steadily for Corry with seven strikeouts. A standout play was Crippen to Downey on a neat double. Corry hit less than Butler but played well, though attendance and receipts were poor. Also mentions Hermann the Great magician and Task laundry soap in ancillary notes.

Butler Corry Fairgrounds Maloney Downey Herrman the Hermann the Great

A Little Shop Not in Census

Frank Jones of 808 East Smith Bt is noted for repairing valuable furniture and upholstery. His small shop grew, prompting a new 20 by 40 foot two story workshop this spring and the employment of a helper as demand expands.

Frank Jones East Smith Bt Jones

Titusville Banker Dies in Maine at Emerson Homestead

York Maine report says Emer son, a banker and former Titusville mayor and Rockefeller associate, died at Emerson homestead at age 78. He arrived from Pennsylvania last Saturday to spend the summer at the old home, after a long bout with chronic heart trouble.

York, Me Unver Emerson Titusville John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Emerson Homestead Emerson Pennsylvania Big Old Home

Both Legs Cut Off By Train In Freight Yard Accident

Charles Oxborne of Tionesta, about 20, was riding a freight train when he fell under the wheels. His left leg was ground off and the other crushed. He was taken to Oil City Hospital in serious condition.

Oil City City Charles Oxborne Tionesta Oil City Hospital

Hasbrouck’s Irving Street Garden Noted For Size And Variety

Hasbrouck of Irving Street maintains a city garden that attracts much attention. In about a quarter acre he grows telephone peas, tomatoes, corn, beans, onions, and a rear plot with strawberries. Dry weather damaged some crops but most were planted after the June frost, and the couple also keep a few Rhode Island Red chickens on their small farm near the trolley line.

Hasbrouck Irving Street Ghout & Auarter Ay Acre Mrs. Hasbrouck Rhode Island

Dunkirk Woman Sets Local Swim Record Near Four Miles

Nellie Van Buren of Dunkirk and Henry M Hughes of Franklin swam from Wan Buren Point to a point offshore near Camp Work. Each covered about three and a half miles in three and a half hours with boats nearby for safety. The feat is described as an unusual endurance record for a woman swimmer in Dunkirk or vicinity.

Dunkirk Nellie van Burent Camp Work Henry M ‘Hughes Franklin Lake Erie Wan Buren Point Gov. Hughes Hy Camp Migs van Buren Misa van Buren

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