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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions King and musicians with unknown event. no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
About eighteen friends gathered for Mim Morance Lynch's birthday surprise at the Europemn Hotel. Festivities included refreshments and a show of admiration from attendees. The Journal notes courtesy copy of a London Daily Mirror issue and local social details. The report also mentions corrections about Chas Tuttle’s death notice and local church cottage meeting at Mr A Turner’s home with twenty attendees.
The page lists nursery offerings including asters tomatoes cabbage cauliflower and other plants from A E Pettit at 107 Main St Ynson with greenhouses open evenings. It also advertises hats, toys, a fire incident at Tracy Wilcox’s Panoma barn, a church league meeting, a Friday night dance at the Armory, and other local notices about sales, auctions, and community happenings.
A grand charity ball at Albert Hall features period costume from Louis XI to Louis XVI with patrons King George and Queen Alexandra. Prominent Americans including Lady Newborough and Lady Arthur Paget join the organization effort as the evening culminates in a midnight spectacle with contemporary sovereigns in attendance.
A worker at Warren was arrested after breaking a car seal to steal a ride at a government yard. The man crouched inside the car to avoid detection, was found by yard staff, and jailed awaiting further action. He faces possible fines up to 1000 and imprisonment up to five years.
Funeral services for Sylvester Darrow were held at the family residence at 11 o clock today. Rev. Shaw of the First Methodist Church officiated. Floral pieces were numerous and ornate, expressing esteem and affection. Pallbearers included J. B. Mann, J. B. Ciel, and other relatives. Attending from out of town were George R. Bughee of Pleasantville, John Mann of Ridgway, Guy Makgsleo of Spartanburg, Mrs Glen Chaple of Warren, and Mrs. Joseph Palchen and son among others.
Mrs Sylvester Darrow and childran extend gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father. Special thanks for beautiful floral pieces and support from community.
Clerks plan to petition their employers in a June meeting schedule. The group, including clerks from several large stores, aims to establish a coordinated position with weekly Wednesday afternoon gatherings throughout June.
The Grand Lodge Hall dedication attracted hundreds of Masons as W. L. Georges, Grand Master, presided. Key note speaker Nayland Alexander delivered the oration. The hall is the first of a group of buildings planned by the fraternity, with a projected cost near five million dollars.
Ay United Press reports Harrisburg June turner resolution of the general appropriation measure began today as the Senate summoned heads of all state departments to determine needed increases in the amount to run all branches of the state government. The township fund bill was also amended by Illis Morais.
An Amelia health notice warns that up to ten thousand apparently healthy people may develop kidney disease within two months. It promotes Thompson's Barosma as a tonic to cure kidney and bladder issues, with a money back guarantee, and suggests using Thompson's Dandelion and Mun rake Pills when constipation is present.
Extra car service for Columbus begins Thursday June 6 1918 with trains running on the half hour from 8 80 to 8 80 pm Regular cars operate on the hour from 6 am to 10 pm The last car leaves Columbus at 10 0 pm First cars Sundays at 9 am and 10 0 am Ry
Old graduates of the Naval Academy gather for the twenty‑ ninth annual reunion to discuss installing a memorial window in the chapel in honor of Admiral Farragut. A $3 subscription from each graduate is planned, funding about $7,500 for the window.
A short item notes the Lyric Theater presenting a romance of old Virginia about two lovers separated for years, with surrounding mentions of Around the World and a Moth Wants MaMa in a light, sentimental entertainment page teaser.
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