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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
3
Borders from our wallpaper rack offered at end of lot clearance to make room for other goods. Limited stock remains as we clear out older inventory. Each border sold as is with no guarantees.
A brief note invites readers to visit and browse sample books at a local shop. It promises affordable paper items and hints at finds to brighten home rooms, emphasizing a low cost of five cents per double roll and inviting customers to come in and look over the selections.
Town listings show Quaker oats and Banner products at Knowlton's with various weights. A Vaudeville and picture program runs at the Airdome theater, plus fresh Dutch chives and home made brown bread at West's. The library reports vaudeville tents and several films. Obituary notes Mary Jane Hemingway dies at 76.
At Corry track a large group of top horsemen train for the season. Annies Stahl of Jamestown leads six horses with Hagel A and others from Stahl stables showing strong form. Arnold of Kayesville fields a big stable including Gladys, Hazel A, and Gyn dale while Nelly Verdon and Lady Sig hor are also in workouts. Dean’s stable features eye catching runners as trainers push a promising season forward.
The Falconer Corry high school baseball game scheduled for Saturday at Corry has been cancelled. The Corry team, badly beaten on Memorial Day, reportedly disbanded though goodwill between the schools remains. Falconer’s season this year won’t match past glory, but coaching by Attorney Waller J. Won and effort by players aim to lift the squad in 1912.
TwentyOne members of Eureke Lodge F A M drove to Corry that evening and attended a meeting of Corry Lodge No. 165 witnessing the third degree. Afterward the visitors were entertained at a luncheon and smoker. The party included J D Lyons R Mullery MM McClintock P D Mullin G Hateh A G Buller J S Black G R Mcbean A B Trent G R Sweet J A Hodgin G J Barker PG Baldwin S Krayon F B Waters D Rockwell T Mahoney Skinner J D Brake man AL Smith and J D Koltman Union Guy Mies.
Officials announce annual salary adjustments for postmasters effective July 4. Rates vary by office from Clarion to Warren, with several towns seeing increases to about 2,000 to 4,400 dollars. list includes Cambridge Springs, Clarion, Girard, Harrisburg, Sharon, Smethport, and others.
The Otago Airdome Theater opened with capacity crowds and a varied bill. Neil Kennett, the champion singer, opened the evening with a pleasing song and a mimic act. J Narhour, a comedian, followed with a witty monologue. The Tolles troupe delivered acrobatic feats including ball balancing and cannonball stunts. Two reels of pictures closed the show in a successful night of entertainment.
An extra juror panel of forty five ended with one man acceptable to both sides. Daniel Groxoty of Pine Grove township served as the eleventh juror after an additional juror was summoned to complete the panel.
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