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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
3
We have leftover wallpaper borders from last spring and offer them at low prices. Come in and look through sample books to find borders that brighten rooms and match papers you already own.
The Rexall Store at Babbitt's Arcade offers a crushed strawberry sundae with marshmallow cream, made with fresh fries and no syrups, promising a tasty treat in a busy arcade setting.
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century page lists a jumble of local ads and notices. It mentions Wright’s Donut shop, Moveland’s, H. Clark & Son, and Crescenty Youngs Fide, with events at the Princess and hospital notices. Several names and places appear inbroken form, including A. W. Smith-Youngsville and Mr Chester Shass. The page references town roads, a bridge closure, and a planned visit by W. Appell, plus a parade of various sales and social items.
In Indiana township on a Saturday dawn, Mrs Juhn Haimaarte ner rode a bareback horse ten miles in a gown to summon physicians for her dying husband, farmer Baumartner. The visit arrived as the husband was attacked by apoplexy. the effort ended in tragedy when Baumartner died before aid could reach him. The ride, though dramatic, proved insufficient against the medical emergency.
Petitioners requested dismissal of an audit petition in a case before several courts. The matter, discussed during penitentiary proceedings, was sent back to the guilter sessions court after deliberations in the January sessions and higher courts. The case was abandoned yesterday.
The Pope, age 76, celebrated a quiet birthday in Rome yesterday. He remains in the private Vatican chapel, greeting prelates and receiving congratulatory messages. A band played in St Damascus courtyard while sisters and a niece joined a small family gathering.
In Mt Union Pennsylvania two men named Isaac Taylor, both longtime residents and church members, died within hours of one another last night. Each was prominent in the town, described as its ablest citizens, as a strange coincidence unsettles the community.
An Iowa railroad engineer, aged 65, died while operating a train near Marshalitown. Witnesses report he collapsed or failed to respond to throttle signals as the Central line engine moved toward Wax. The incident occurred during standard signaling, with authorities beginning an investigation.
Lancaster County Agricultural Fair Association faces a $5,000 damages claim for alleged negligence after a contestant in a motorcurial event was permanently injured. Plaintiff Samuel Rellian Mishuet alleges the county fair failed to ensure safety at the event.
Report claims Castro may be aboard the Gaspi ship with Royana and June S It is unclear if the sighting from Fuerth Plats today is verified due to conflicting evidence and lack of confirmation from authorities.
A late night auto crash on Mutterny Street Viaduct near Harrisburg Wayneshors Padite 8 killed three men, including Dr. Cy i Hon and Willen 1h Hovrrar of Maran & Chamberlain, with Mrs. Robert W. Dunlop among survivors. An automobile driven by O. Ay Shufton plunged from the bridge after skidding on broken driveway, tumbling onto building materials below.
Margaret Jackson, wife of John Ff. Janiwon, of Milwaukee, leaped from a window of their Parker House room during a period of temporary insanity. She died instantly after falling four stories to the stone pavement. Mr and Mrs. Jagkaos were en route to a Massachusetts sanitarium. Mrs.uckeon was to receive treatments.
A vintage ad touts Bernstein suits as refined, smart, and shapely with figure flattering tailoring. It promises a complete stock from $7.50 to $16.00 and assures customers they will get their money's worth.
Fragmentary notes from Clarkes WV describe lovers guiding authorities to jailbreak suspects. Names and places appear garbled but reference Harrison County oil works and Marietta. The article hints at police actions and arrests following intimate betrayals amid a citywide inquiry.
A historic event occurred yesterday in Clarion County as the town records its first legal hanging in its history. Vincent Vaychick died in the related incident tied to the execution context. Local officials confirm the event and its place in the county’s legal history.
The health department reports 14 new smallpox cases in Tomstown and surrounding Franklin County, bringing county total to 40. A newborn girl born to a local resident is among the new cases. authorities impose patrols and quarantines to curb spread.
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