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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1912
Page
3
A jumble of items details a water main break repair, church announcements, a Pony Contest fundraiser, grocery ads, theater plans, and various community happenings. The column notes births, deaths, meetings, sales, and upcoming soapbox notices across multiple local organizations.
News from Columbus Pennsylvania reports the drowning of Benton at Midland River while swimming with a companion, his body recovered next morning. Also noted is the sudden death of Barry B. Osgood of Osgood Sons Co. in Binghamton New York, with survivor Miss Winifred Osgood and wife. Other items mention home renovations by Albert Curt and social visits in the community.
Ralph Warren aged about 17 son of Mr and Mrs George H Warren of Tiffany avenue was seriously injured when struck by a westbound Falconer street car near the pool office in Falconer. He ran in front of the car while attempting to catch an eastbound one and appeared unaware of the oncoming vehicle. He was taken to the Woman's Christian hospital with a fractured skull and remained unconscious.
Democrats of Warren organize a meeting tonight at Warren National Bank room 43 with Woodrow Wilson expected as guest. The event aims to unite county factions and discuss campaign strategy ahead of upcoming nominations.
Dry goods clothing shoe dealers and paint stores sign a Wednesday after noon closure agreement for the rest of July and August. The pact applies to racket stores and paper dealers with stated terms.
The following drug stores in Corry will close their stores from noon until 6 30 p m on Wednesdays during July and August. Ames Babbitt and Son Durham Drug Co Thos Downey.
The city meat markets will close Wednesday afternoon during July and August beginning July 17. The notice affects all markets, with concerns raised about supply during the summer period.
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