Union City Train Hits Car Killing Editor McLean
Union City June 7 A P and E train struck a car at Main and High streets killing Frank J. McLean editor of the Iton City Thigg. The party returning from a meeting were injured. McLean died at the scene.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
1
Union City June 7 A P and E train struck a car at Main and High streets killing Frank J. McLean editor of the Iton City Thigg. The party returning from a meeting were injured. McLean died at the scene.
Corry residents were honored at the D of I convention held in Philadelphia. Delegates from Corry, including Mrs Stole and Miky Cora McCabe, attended events at Willow Grove and Balrmont Park amid banquets, impressing state officials and receiving recognitions.
Dewitt Jackson son of Dr and Mrs Jackson will graduate June 20 from the University of Michigan medical school. Another Corry boy, Arendy Deen, named assistant to Prof Myers in the ENT department, joins the university faculty for the coming year and will gain valuable experience under top authorities in the medical field.
The region faces cloudy skies and cooler temperatures through Sunday. Light winds and a gradual drop in daytime highs forecast, with a chance of scattered showers inland. Residents are advised to plan accordingly for cooler weekend conditions.
William Wood president of the Woolen Trust is acquitted on two counts in a Boston trial tied to alleged dynamite plot to discredit labor strikers. Frederick Attorney Collins and others face related proceedings as Judge Crosby orders a panel inquiry into bribery attempts while jurors and defendants await further action.
Friends of the Baptist Church in Corry announce the return of Rev Shumaker and his family from Paris Illinois to Misery MMe Tnutyoo Ast tonth and remain until September. He will reside with Rev Wallace and family at the Wallace home on West Pleasant Street and will conduct the church's usual summer program. The Shumakers plan to stay at Camp Kimasyde on Lake Winnipesaukee Vermont during part of the period.
Fire ripped through the upper floors of the W H Chaddock Shoe Company building in Pittsburg on June 7. Firemen faced flying plate glass and precarious conditions as flames began in the basement and climbed an elevator shaft to the upper storys. Several escapes and heavy damage followed with thousands of dollars in losses.
A tent used as sleeping quarters on West Washington Street was struck by lightning during a fierce storm. Marshall Merrick escaped a fire after the pine floor ignited and he quickly doused the flames. An inspection found a small hole in the canvas from the bolt.
The article outlines Christos Savings Clubs teaching local residents to save systematically. It describes progressing from club savings to a Savings Bank Book and a regular checking account, promoting the habit as beneficial and financially formative.
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