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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1913

Page

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Ohio flood commences to fall in Muskingum region

Reports from Marietta Ohio describe the Muskingum river and streams abating after a cloudburst. Three Pennsylvania Railroad trains had to be deserted and are submerged under high water north of Marietta. Charles Rashlon, an iron molder, is the only fatality reported. extensive damage to traps and farming property occurs as the flood area recovers. Thrilling tales of narrow escapes reach Marietta.

United Pres Marietta Muskingum River Pennsylvania Railroad Charles Rashlon

Miss Millholland Weds Eugene Borssowein in Amsterdam

London reports Miss Inez Millholland, noted sportswoman and suffragette, wed Mr. Eugene Borssowein of Amsterdam. The couple, introduced last winter in New York, are honeymooning on the continent.

United Areas London Inex Stil Holland Eugene Borssowein Amsterdam Mins Milholland New York City Marconi

Bulgaria alleges outrages amid Greek advance

London July 15 Bulgaria replies to Greek claims about atrocities at Seres and Pravishta stating Bulgar and Turk residents were found killed with mutilations. Sofia notes mine retreat by General Ivanoff and waits for front reports of a stand at Ist and against the Greeks and Servians. Bulgaria also reports peace talks with Servin begun directly.

United Pres London Bulgaria Seres Pravishta Sofia Ivanoff Inst Greece Servid Svigrade Servin

Targe Demand Drives Concord School Bond Issue

The article notes strong demand for Concord School bonds totaling twenty thousand dollars. Since the national bank took over the issue, one party was approached for six thousand dollars of the four percent securities, and another agreed to take the remainder. The cemetery association authorized investing about three thousand dollars in the bonds, and the bank reportedly received requests for smaller amounts from several individuals.

Concord National Bank Cemetery Association

Penny's Exhibit Cars Coming to Landmark Show

On July 28 and 29 Corryiles will bring a special train to the North Center Street crossing for the Pennsylvania Railroad Land Show exhibit. Farm products from local lines will be displayed with a notable farm produce display. Agents will staff the event to explain the displays and products to visitors.

Corryiles Gill Pennsylvania Railroad New York North Center St Martin

Lights Out In Town After Accidental Power Failure

Last night the Incandescent lights in the town’s residential area went dark when the city lighting company’s regulator burned out at 10 20. Business district lights stayed off until midnight. A new cell installed this week worked well until the outage. A replacement apparatus for this section has been ordered and officials do not expect further delays in service.

City Lighting Company Busines Pnauc

No Ron As Bank Reopens After Closure

McKeesport July 15 United Press reports the First National Bank of McKeeport reopened its doors following a week long closure tied to the Pittsburg First Second failure. Officials said no run occurred and preparations were made to pay depositors on demand.

United Press McKeesport First National Bank of Mckeeport First Second Pittsburg Washington Kane

Corry Boy Restores Trees Aided By Local Work

Corry youth Milon Brown, a Corry High School graduate of 1909, returning home for the summer, has gained attention for his tree saving work on local premises including the Bagley home on Smith street. He has treated stumps and trimmed and saved valuable shade trees using cement and antiseptic methods. The effort is drawing local interest and praise from residents. Congress clears way to rush arbitration act through today with Newland bill advancing via the Judiciary committee and President Wilson to name commission members.

Milon Brown Corry Forestry Department Bagley Smith Street Duffy, Calkins, Tayla Spenner Brown Bey Ramoveil United Press Washington Congress Mann Senate Judiciary Committee Clayton Newland Wilson

Cemetery Directors Meet At Pine Grove Cemetery

Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors held their monthly meeting at C. L. Alexander’s office with good attendance. They approved two months of bills, noted the tool house awaiting a concrete floor, and reported progress on the mausoleum including delivered granite and cut blocks. The prospect for finishing the mausoleum this season appears doubtful. A key motion authorized placing 2800 from the Permanent Care Fund into Corry school bonds.

Reguli Wreeters Pine Grove Cemetery Association C. L. Alexander At Resolution Corry

Owned Half the Earth in a Strange Inheritance Novel

A young man in a recent novel inherits vast sums through a curious trust and awakens centuries later to own over half the earth. The tale explores how money quickly becomes a steady saver when placed in a savings account with four percent interest.

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