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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
2
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The forecast indicates fall conditions with potential showers tomorrow and variable winds. Forecasters expect cooler temperatures and increasing cloud cover across regions as fronts move through.
Clement White aged 14 died after a fall from a scaffold on Tubbs farm while building a stoop for Eugene Sutton. He toppled from about thirty feet above concrete, breaking vertebrae and sustaining fatal chest injuries.
The Thomas Downey Drug Store promotes Zemo as a clean external preparation for skin and scalp troubles. It claims rapid relief and visible improvement in conditions like pimples dandruff eczema and prickly heat with a germ destroying action, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The Corry School Board met to approve buying a parcel at East South and Pleasant for 200 dollars for a new school building. A deed to Mrs. Nast for land east of the high school was authorized, tied to 1898 agreement. Janitor hires were approved: Jay S. Hurd, Homer Rogers, GM Day, J. A. Bradt, and Mr Matrun for next year, with Charles Barton in charge of summer grounds. Hiring for the Hetch building janitor was deferred.
Leads of the town prepare steps to form Clymer State Bank with $2800 capital. Prominent locals including Gallup, Denink, Gibson, Johnson, Neckers, Curtiss among probable directors. Town expects opening soon, filling a long felt need as no nearby bank exists.
Spechl reports from Philadelphia indicate authorities consider federal intervention to prevent a widespread strike threatened by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The situation is described as looking bad at present.
Special to the Journal reports Doctor Haw jey Crippen, husband of Belle Elmore, was not aboard the Tusitenia as earlier suspected. Detectives boarded the vessel at Quarantine and conducted a thorough search of the ship while other investigations continued, amid a chaotic scene of hurried moves and unclear details.
At the last Executive Committee meeting President Crawford announced a gift of 860000 in real estate from J B Eberhart of Chicago. The property on 6d Street is to be held by the college for a term of years before disposal. Eberhart, a classmate of 1452, previously contributed 10000 and 25000 toward endowment and library drives, with market values cited and expectation of further value realization.
July 6 opening for a seven week summer school with classes five days a week from July 9 to August 19 across fourteen departments. English French German Latin mathematics physics chemistry nature study psychology and pedagogy, plus religious library domestic science music arts and crafts. Notable speakers include Dr Cortland Myers and Dr Kel ing. Baraca Day and patriotic addresses feature, with a $10 top prize in the spelling contest and a Buffalo excursion offered by Larkin Soap Co.
Ernest W Bowman former cashier of the Tioneston National Bank received a ten year sentence from Judge James Young of the U S District Court at Pittsburgh Pa He was sent to the western penitentiary and notified to appear in Pittsburg for sentencing Bowmen left Tonesta Wednesday for Pittsburg His friends in Tonesta were shocked by the severity of the sentence The embezzlement covered about two hours during which the bank books were manipulated to deceive the examiners He spent the funds on himself and his friends
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, under new management, will reopen next Monday with capable personnel in charge of both divisions. The notice signals a return to operation after a month of partial cloning and preparation for full service.
The Corry Hospital grounds hosted a lively second annual carnival with lights, music by Kapelle Band, piano on the nurses porch, vaudeville acts, and a fortune teller. Ice cream, cake, tea, and Japanese service plus a barn converted to a vaudeville theater entertained a broad crowd. proceeds totaled 135 dollars for the hospital.
Three persons were killed and about a score injured when a fast freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad jumped the track at a grade crossing in the yards here this morning. The accident occurred near the yard limits and disrupted service while rescue and recovery operations continued. Local authorities investigated the cause as workers mangled tied into the wreckage, with hospitals treating the injured and state officials awaiting casualty reports.
The Circus Frank A Robbin's all feature show opened midweek and drew large crowds with old fashioned style. A parade about half a mile long delighted spectators and the performers included three hands in the prox cellulon. Serabatle acts clowns trained animals and music highlighted the entertainment. Timor Wil and the show were praised as among the best value from the larger circuses. The event continues in Corry Saturday July 28.
Dan C. Hawley a 21 year old chair worker sues Standard Chair Company of Union City for $1000 in damages. He retains attorneys Guorrie B. Gibson and Clark Olds to represent him and the case is returnable to court next Monday in August. Erie Dispatch reports the filing.
Corry prepares for a Saturday game hosting a competitive base ball matchup. The local squad has learned from strong Western New York teams and aims to deliver a first class attraction on a spring weekend.
Local market listing shows Lowe and Wood's Fulton Market offering whitefish and lake fish at fixed low prices for Priday and Saturday. Blue Pike priced per pound, while all other lake fish maintain the same rate. Found at Wood's Fulton Market and nearby sellers.
Last night the officers of the Pythian Sisters were installed by Mrs. Louis Brown per arrangements with Mrs. Frank Button and Mrs. Charles Mumbtom. Officers installed include Pant Chief Mrs. Emma Keating Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Anna Andrews Excellent Senior Mrs. Catherine Young Excellent Junior Mrs. Mary Craker Manager Mrs. Nellie Merker Protector Mrs. Beatrice Stewart Guard of Outer Temple Mrs. Hmma Triscult Finance Mrs. Wilw Beck Records and Correspondence Mrs. Grace Giblin. Light refreshments were served.
The Pennsylvania Gas Co notifies that July 1910 gas rates in Corry and surrounding areas will be 32 cents per 1000 cubic feet, with a 2 cent discount per 1000 cubic feet if paid on or before the tenth of the following month. The notice specifies regular readings and payment timing.
An advertisement touts Dr. Detshen's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia as a radical cure in one day. It claims immediate system action by removing the cause, with a first dose priced at 75 cents and a full bottle at one dollar, sold by Durham Drug Co.
In their closing out sale of past season fabrics to individual measure only A B Meadonger Son note agents for Corry Pa Ich Lowe at price of years Fresh Lake Urle white fish 146 lb Blue Pike etc all other lake fish at low prices Friday and Saturday Woods Fulton Market 2015
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