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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
3
Community notices from Corry and nearby areas include the League of Third Class Cities convention in Wile on August 26 to 28 with discussions on a new government form. Also listed are car shows, hospital and clinic calls, shoreline outings, and local sale reminders spanning July through August.
Funeral services for Mrs D Everett Leach were held at the Yeallends on West Smith Street at 3:30 p.m. The rites were read by Mrs Q O King from the Christian Science church. Pallbearers were George Morris John Winners MC Walley We Pawel A A Pain and B W Starr. Interment followed in Ping Grove Cemetery by her daughter Havels name. Harriet and Marion quitting guests of Prof and Mrs H C Wilson depart for Westfield this evening.
Reports from along the river north of President claim widespread fish kills from a poisonous substance entering the stream. Local hunter and longtime river resident Tru nkeyville cautions urgent action or many fish will be gone. The Oil City chapter of the United Sportsmen of America asks wardens to probe and determine poison scope.
Mrs John Mulkle of Union City came to Cambridge Springs for medical treatment with the help of her son in law Dr Glennis B Humphrey and later returned home fully recovered from illness.
Wilkesbarre Pennsyl July 1 United Press report says a flora worn by 13 year old Wilkesbarre girl Crispwell linked to a struggle, her body found a hundred feet from the lake shore. A large number of residents gathered as officials planned an inquest into the death.
Redding florist advertises a variety of plants including asters, early tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, celery and onions. Porch and window boxes, hatskes and vanes filled to order. Located at 310 B Main, near Union 84 Bell TJ. Greenhouses lighted evenings.
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