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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented line from Altoona quotes a reflective note on folly and restraint, suggesting caution in judgment and speech as a guiding principle. The snippet positions silence as a safe refine against folly, echoing a terse editorial voice.
A village program at the M E Church opens at 6 P M with a song service led by the choir and school. Graduation class recitations, numerous student performances, diploma presentation by Supt H E Manhy, and a closing benediction mark the event.
Dr WE Bland has been stopping at the European Hotel for the last few days. His method removes corns bunions ingrowing nails without knives medicines or upsdicines. He has treated over two hundred Corry residents and many professional people. Ten days longer at the European. home treatment available on request.
The funeral for John Donahue was held at St Thomas Church at ten o'clock this morning with large attendance. He is believed to have died while working on the city water tower in Dodgeville Wisconsin after a scaffold broke and three men fell from a sixty foot height. Donahue died shielding others and his body bore the impact of the fall. {Note: This reconstruction preserves names places and events from the fragment.}
Memorial Day reminder for Sunday June 6 at 1:80 PM in Rooma with flowers. Jimestown Degree Team will be present. Check Wants and Classified Committee. Twenty four advertisements reference the event.
W J Smith president of the Titusville Bleath Traction Oy argues a 72 mile network from Titusville to Cambridge Springs and Corry, with overhead lines from Tyroneville to Cambridge Springs. He forecasts $410,000 gross earnings and $123,000 net, boosting land values and agricultural districts within a wide radius and linking Titusville to surrounding towns.
District Attorney Clare Kent reported that the murder trial of Alton reached over 1700 in costs at the Erle County court last week. Court fees, subpoenas, witness travel and related expenses are estimated to push total expenses to 10 000 to 15 000, possibly the largest in the region for convicting a single man.
A wagon collision near Dunkirk killed 28 year old Willy He Royton, an employee of George H. Graf. The accident injured Mrs Boynton and another occupant, with the wagon struck by a northbound wagon from Fredonia. Mr Graf and another unnamed occupant survived. the death occurred about 12:80 Friday morning. Mrs Boynton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ebaynton of Star Brick. she wed Josie Covbra of Warren in May.
James and Archie Hunt both aged fifteen from Colm tink Fa faced Judge Mee yer after pleading guilty to robbing Jay Allen’s stove in Bea Luke Phe hoya suemed in anantiie of wrath. Floyd Geer, no older than Chase, was also implicated and held for hearing. Warren Tinos noted for commonwestth proceedings.
Patterson Mitchell ple Harry A Patterson of thi vit and Alan Hazel Mitchell of Spring Crewi were married at the Home of the bride s parents in a simple ceremony. The couple are well known and esteemed with many friends wishing them happiness. They will reside at 104 Hawt Main Street after Monday June 4.
Special to the Journal reports a powerful quake in Supilago, Cuba early this morning, bringing immense damage and numerous deaths. Bulldozers collapsed, fires raged, and the earth trembled for minutes before the disaster. Officials in Washington note a distinct seismograph registration from Santiago observatories confirms the quake.
Dramatic reports from the front describe government troops failing to crush resistance near Ramaia as hundreds are reported killed or wounded. Surrounding Maulice, the area tightens with headlines of advancing positions and potential surrenders.
A boy aged seven or six? in Warren Greenet, son of William Bunter, suffered eye injuries and facial burns when molten lead was poured into a damp mold yesterday at home. A physician treated him and doctors removed several pieces from his eyes though recovery is uncertain.
Edward Kenn known as Trussive was arrested this afternoon in the West End yard by railroad officials. The brakeman put Kenn off and he was found to have pulled four kilos but caused no injury. He was temporarily lodged in the jail.
A storm endangers a liner bound for New York with about one thousand passengers. The ship ran aground several miles south of the Ere landing crews and lifeboats struggle to regroup. Authorities monitor the danger as rescue efforts continue and warnings spread.
A reader notice lists multiple worship sites and times including Woodman Lodge on Johnston's store route with Sunday and Wednesday services, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran with Sunday School and evangelistic services, United Brethren with morning and noon services, and various other churches: Congregational, Baptist, First Methodist Episcopal, Epworth League, and Missionary Alliance among others. It notes pastors Rev. Walliam Hatt, Rev. J. Macintyre, Rev. Surtens, Rev. H. Weaver, Rev. W. B. Allison, and themes such as “Christ guiding life” and “Divine Healing,” inviting all residents to attend.
The Salvation Army in Corry calls residents to donate for the building they occupy. Captain Alfred Smith oversees the campaign, directing contributions to be registered and acknowledged.
A fragmented review notes a feature film showing in Atlantic City with scenes shot on the Hoard Walls. Describes the film as a purest form of comedy and mentions the allure of the late picture’s yacht imagery. Readers are encouraged to see it, suggesting strong interest in the screening details.
Fragmentary lines describe a claim about an international garment and ready made clothing. The passage mentions menswear and agents, with garbled phrases suggesting prices and quality without clear events or names. The text is too damaged to identify a coherent story or individuals.
A garbled collection of sale rent and buy listings appears with scattered terms such as FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR REN and references to various items. The OCR yields disjointed phrases including addresses streets corners and unspecified properties indicating an unreadable classified notice segment.
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