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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
Hilo county farmers report excessive rain harming crops with wheat and hay delayed and produce behind. Slow growth and cold nights slow tomato and fruit yields across towns, with growers hoping for three weeks of hot weather to recover. Summer resort managers note rain damage and agree with farmers on poor conditions.
A rare profitable chance from Citizens Nations Bank Trusts for creditors of W A Sloan. Steers Toghery stock offered at one-half the regular price. Includes silk undergarments, underwear, and men’s furnishings. Apply promptly, limited time.
Local dry cleaning and dyeing firms, including J represent the best and H. Jay Sphnchr, advertise carpet cleaning services and rag-making options. Bell phone 56W 712 W Pleasant St is listed for contact, highlighting notable service quality in the Pleasant Street area.
D D Goshorn named postmaster at Cambridge Springs after Washington notification. Clarice D Hekel to retire as postmistress, with a bond and arrangements in progress. Hekel underwent surgery recently at Cleveland and both she and Mrs Hekele are resigning from the office.
After months of idle time due to hardwood shortages, officials of the Pennsylvania Stave Co expect the Sheffield mill to resume operations next month. The restart will provide work for about fifty or more workers as hemlock logs arrive and production picks up.
In Porestvate on July 28 carpenters completed the state’s largest barn on John Schnalder’s farm on Mall MIM. The structure spans 528 by 128 feet, 77 feet high, with 210000 feet of timber used and cost about 9000 pounds. It opens for public inspection this Friday at 10, with a grand ball on the 120 foot floor, seven piece orchestra to entertain and crowd plans underway.
Shelbyville mayor J Weatervelt issues stern warnings to bootleggers in this jurisdiction urging them to quit. He flags a group of men labeled Defectors and others aligning with the campaigan, pledging no abstention during his two year term to enforce the crackdown.
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on July 29 the court granted a license revocation for Clymer Crossey of Mittinville due to violations involving minors and reported intemperate habits. If revoked the territory between Bloomsburg and Shiglabinng about 25 miles will become dry.
July 28 Bradford boy, Torbert Grvenwood, nine years old, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L. Greenwood, was struck by a deflected shot Monday afternoon. Neighbor Mirlow witnessed the event as the bullet pierced a fence and struck him in the leg. He was taken to Bradford hospital where the bullet was removed by Dr. He Malton and he is expected to recover.
Six youths were rounded up on July 28 and held on charges of thefts and crimes. Gloucester Police claim Willan Hamburg admitted involvement and led to the arrest of five others ages 14 to 18. Officers found wind knives cameras cartridges toys and other items. twenty bicycles were seized. Suspects named Glenn MacDonall 15 Joseph Rogers 14 William Williams 14 George Stafford 14 and William Hamburg 18. Also notes a local shop inquiry and a separate San-Cura ointment advertisement by Thompson Medical Co plus claims of a money-back guarantee.
A nostalgic ad recounts a mother making cough syrup from roots and herbs then switching to Glyco Pine by Ajax Chemical Co of Akron. It promotes Glyco Pine as the same formula with better taste and claims it can be made at home with no doctor, available at druggists, priced about 50 cents for a bottle or a quarter for a dose.
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