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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
A fragmentary note questions whether Sady Moses is Tobn Kin, prompting local readers to discuss possible identity confusion and seek clarification from community records.
Corry aviators led by Miller perform five flights yesterday with one crash narrowly avoided as a blanket in the seat tore into the propeller. The machine was damaged but repaired, and Miller completed three more flights including a record altitude.
Last night a group of about thirty members of the Bridge Club traveled to Youngsville to visit Mrs. G T Kincaid. The party dined at the Youngsville hotel and spent the evening playing bridge. They returned to the city around eleven o'clock.
A warrant was issued today for William Loveland of 147 King Street on charges of keeping a vicious dog endangering neighbors. Mrs Daly swore the papers before Alderman Porter. The dog allegedly attacked the plaintiff’s daughter, injuring her arm, and may have harmed others. A hearing is set for the afternoon or morning.
The Woodmen of the World prepare memorial rites at their room and Pine Grove to honor departed brothers next Sunday at two oclock. National memorial day coincides this year with local observances as new monuments are unveiled and uniform rank members are urged to attend.
A report from London states Miss Emily Wilding Davis remains gravely injured after an attack linked to the Derby winner Ammer. The Home Office argues that the injuries themselves warrant penalties, while the American jockey Jones faces no charges.
Captain R W Brown and others from Company A depart for Mount Gretna to attend a week long Officers School. Major Wilcox and Lieutenants Hall and Richards will join to oversee the program, with a tough schedule of extended order maneuvers for the state national guard corps.
Norwich holds a frantic search for fourteen year old Corry boy who left home with another Corry youth. His mother and friends keep up the effort as relatives in Cleveland assist, though no word of his whereabouts has been found. Hundreds of letters and messages have gone out without success.
A young Indianapolis employee from Maryland suffered a finger pinch at the corset factory. She fainted and had nervous spells but recovered by the next day and was returned to friends on East South Street.
A terse notice states Heeter was absent when the school board met on June 6. Attorney Bur Felgh announced Hoover would attend the meeting in person, with a vote pending on a propriety resolution regarding a case.
An overnight blaze at a barn on Alden Place in the West End killed a horse and three cows and destroyed the structure. Fire crews from the local yard engine arrived after an alarm was raised by engineer George Mulderfelt who rescued one horse before the inferno, with investigators saying arson caused the fire and estimating about twelve hundred dollars in damage.
Local forecast calls for thunder showers tonight with cooler temperatures into Saturday.
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