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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
2
A mass meeting at the Auditorium aims to form a large chamber of commerce with broad participation. Forty autos have signed for the automobile parade to convene at the park before the 8 PM session.
From Mlondike W Wark reports an epidemic of rabbits with major Lepus Cupiculus, reddish brown turning white in cold, averaging seven pounds. He describes a nocturnal pistol fight near a cabin, killing several rabbits, then ends with an invitation to an event at 207 W Trving St Batundicy on July 27 for cake and company.
Warren July 24 Foresters from the Agricultural Department under the Chestnut Blight Commission arrive to supervise county woodlands. Forester Cyly Walters of Philadelphia has been studying the blight's origin and spread, auditing tree diseases and urging owners of farms and wood products to support the drive to preserve forests. Young foresters will be stationed across Warren County to assist in preservation efforts.
Miss Dorothy Anne Haeger of this place married Charles Janes McCabe of Corry Pennsylvania this morning in St John the Wingellat Church with a nuptial mass. The bride wore a white Angerlo dress trimmed with Valenciennes and carried a white prayer book. Attendants included Miss Cor C. McCabe and best man Fred W. Strickler. The couple will reside in Salamanca New York after a short wedding trip.
Supervisor Dany J. Hunt of Frewsburg was seriously burned in a home cellar when a lamp ignited a cement-based substance. Fire spread quickly, injuring Hunt on his hands and face while others nearby assisted in evacuating the building.
The Corry Club meets the old Titusville batsmen led by Magesy McGraw and Dick Gillen in a high speed game. Villagers claim a strong lineup with new material from Mansy Jourdet as well as past stars. Ladies invited with special arrangements for orderly, entertaining play this Saturday afternoon.
Alexander & Co. reported early contact with John Kennedy of Johnstown, a brother of Ed Kennedy, regarding the fatal construction death at the Erie plant. A second brother was found at Conemaugh, Pa. Grace Contracting Co. obtained the relatives' addresses and sent them to local undertakers for arrangements.
A disrupted schedule leaves the planned game between Youngaville and Warren County champs in flux after yesterday’s poor conditions. Officials expect a new date near the weekend or next Wednesday with hopeful turnout for what would have been a heavily attended summer match.
A Pennay locomotive No 12 departed near Waterford this morning amid rain, causing over an hour delay. The train on the regional line was halted by a weather front, with another locomotive mentioned in the report.
Brie, Pay July 2 G M Pelton of Youngsville a special agent of the Pennsylvania state department of agriculture visited the county and took samples of milk and ice cream offered for sale at Albion. He sent these to James A Evans for analysis to detect any foreign or deleterious matter. Evans works as the state chemist and his report will be sent to Harrisburg. If the report finds violations arrests and prosecutions will follow. Health department officers will supervise and ensure products are strictly examined.
Mrs Dema Berante of Sikeston Missouri says seven years of cramps backache and weakness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details suffering before and how the remedy restored her health letting her resume home work and social activities. The advertisement promotes the product claiming it helps displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities periodic pains backache bearing down feelings indigestion and nervous prostration.
Notice announces a special meeting for the Eagles A group in their rooms on July 20. Business matters by Lingortaneoskwalta are to be discussed. Authorities note GO and RLYNT as involved entities.
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