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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
An old ad urges families to eat Sunkist Oranges nightly for health and vitality. It extols suacious juice, sweetness, and easy peeling, noting the fruit is tree-ripened, glove picked, tissue wrapped, and shipped fresh. Prices are low and a dozen is recommended.
Personal mentions include Mrs. Carl D Mead and children visiting her parents in Cadiz with Mrs William Baytman and her Pittsburgher son visiting Franke Millers on Spring arrest Major 1 0 Brown returns from Harrisburg after attending Washington party state committee meeting Mrs Albert Squires recovering at home on West Washington Street Ella Gronlu of Centerville visiting Lena Mather West Washington Street Fred Rowe and family arriving from Dayton Ohio planning several weeks visit Leo Smith back from extended eastern trip Mulc Orn visiting Warren Hills Helen Treat en route to Philadelphia Erie business trips for local firms and veterans Oliver Castor in town for unveiling of new monument in Columbus area activities at the high school auditorium tonight titled The Clay and Real Moving Pictures with JR Club and a student dance afterwards.
Lubin showcases a strong drain in two pacta with an all star cast while Vitagraph presents A Vitagraph Comedy with Anota toward.
Mrs Maryland of Spartansburg Washington viultor In Corry today. Sears Day and wife of Akron Ohio visiting relatives in the city for a few days. P Nesijer tea mine again in the city. Rome Italy listed as the line of origin. Mrs Dr Meuls of Columbus spent the morning in the city Wille en route home from a short visit with relatives in ON City. Mrs A B Crow and children of Corry visited Mr and Mrs T B Evans on Greeves street Kane Republicon. W H Cleveland of the PR RL railroad police went to Erie with a prisoner arrested yesterday for trespassing.
Cleveland reports a severe electrical storm in Ohio causing four deaths and widespread damage to buildings and crops. Early mornings noted Helena, a town of 500, wiped out, with communications cut as lines were damaged. The scene reflects extensive disruption to surrounding districts and towns.
The Wagner Smith factory investigating committee will reopen its inquiry into factory and working conditions with aims to rectify labor law issues in New York City. Sessions run daily through June 26 with subsequent meetings in Buffalo, July 1. Rochester, July 8. Syracuse, July 9. Getaully, July 10. Albany, July 11.
Fragmentary notice describes a former Movay lot on West Bond Street with about seven and a half to eight foot frontage and 126 feet depth. The text is garbled but indicates a real estate sale or transfer action involving an identifiable parcel and street location.
Fragmentary classified notice lists a sale item described as a ton gallon priced near Howard Lary. Details are unreadable but indicates a property or vessel offering with location near S H ark and Howard Lary area.
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