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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1912
Page
6
The Library Theater announces shows this Thursday Friday and Saturday featuring vaudeville and pictures with admission 5 and 10 cents. Local visitors include Hd Lee of Erin John Rogers Warren B F Snyder of Youngstown and Miss Doris Jenson Warren. Major Isaac B Brown is reported slightly improved and several residents travel for business or visits to Warren Brocton and Jamestown.
4H. L. Keppel left this morning for Wheeling West Virginia. John Drought is a business visitor in Youngsville today. W. H. Beattie went to Erle this morning on business. Walter L. Peake went to Eriy on business this morning. John Shearar left for Oil City this morning to spend a few days. A1 McMasters of Greengilly was a visitor in town today on business. Mrs. W. W. Hoard and Master Seth Weeks Hoard of Jamestown are guests of relatives here. Mrs. Clayton Fields and children went to Bear Lake this morning to spend the day. Mrs. Ralph Weaver returned this morning from a visit with relatives at Freeport Pa. S. E. Ferguson train master Erie R. R. was a business visitor in town today. Miss Mildred Tillotson went to Buffalo this morning for a month's visit with relatives. J. J. Brady of Buffalo is a visitor in the city with friends and left today for Jamestown.
A horse owned in Prautdin by Tim Hurley, hired to North Western Construction, drowned yesterday afternoon when a dirt wagon backed into a creek. One horse freed itself but its mate pulled the wagon under water as lines remained tied, ending with the animal’s death. The incident occurred near 18th Street behind Fry and Son in the Third Ward.
The Court of Appeals upholds the conviction of Thomas Storrs for forgery in the second degree. He faces a 2 1/2 year sentence in Auburn prison unless he pursues further appeal.
Wealthy Ford era owner A G Philips, who bought the Meadville Daily Messenger, intends to publish a daily paper and share profits with loyal employees. He will take only a small percentage, with the rest distributed among staff. The move shocks locals and awaits outcome.
The AmuseU Theater showcases The Spider's Web a Vitagraph comedy featuring Costello and Convalescent with Seeing Stelly in a light hearted stage presentation.
Meadville July 11 Charles Jones a well known resident was held for a further hearing on an assault charge that may rise to manslaughter after a quarrel in Kerrtown a week ago He allegedly struck D T Kelly causing a skull fracture Kelly is in dangerous condition and may not recover Bail set at 1000 Jones jailed after failing to post.
Meadville officials signed contracts for a new county jail. Grown and Grindrod to build, Paisley Company of St. Louis to supply steel cell work. Total to county about 36,506 with penalties of 25 per day if not completed. Work to start soon with demolition of the old building already approved.
Barnes sued Albart Cole for $2,000 damages in Mayville. The jury awarded $25 after several hours deliberation. Plaintiff claimed business injury from a slander about his wife. Cole was accused of saying Mrs Barned skimmed the milk can. Attorneys Clinton Tarbox Westwood for plaintiff and Weeks Clap for defendant represented the sides.
Community event listing for Friday evening at the Pavilion from 8:30 to 12 features fine music. The Brownell Cut Rate Shoe Co offers free shoes for someone, details not fully clear in the note.
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