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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
2
The 16 foot resident of New York claims debt pressure tied to his son. A $7,000,000 Fifth Avenue house is described as merely a stopping place, per the Pittsburg Gazette Times.
Mrs Lena Leone of Union Street faced a grand jury in Fredonia on a second degree assault charge. She waived examination and posted $1000 bail. The alleged attack on Mrs Lavorin Gugino involved a pointed instrument, with three deep wounds but no fatal injury. The clash stemmed from a dispute between the families’ children.
Four pictures tonight at the Amuse offer the funniest comedy ever shown with a top trio priced at three cents. Plenty of new fans will keep you cool as the clearest and brightest pictures in town play on.
A Warren jury is sworn in the John M. Andrews murder trial after multiple panels were required to complete the pool. District Attorney Lyons opens the case outlining the Commonwealth's plan to prove Andrews’ involvement in the Amann killing, with witnesses to be examined.
Witnesses describe the body found January 28 near Hunker Hill Warren and a bogey noted the morning after. City Engineer Wheelock shows the murder scene map with precise distances and landmarks, aiding the trial as court adjourns until Saturday morning.
At Allegheny Galogue Library the seventh annual library association session opened with Lindy G. Sherman presiding. Wranklin C. Southworth and William H. Crawford spoke on library topics. a book symposium followed with Miss Susan William presiding for Corry Public Library events.
The thirty eighth annual reunion and banquet of Corry High School Alumni Association gathered at K of P Hill. Officers were elected as Charente Loveland president Wayne Kincaid vice president Frank Babbitt secretary D Hyerett Loach treasurer. Attendees from nearby towns and several states enjoyed speeches by Mr Drew Miss Davidson Mr Rowe and Mr Kincaid. The room featured yellow and white décor and a formal dinner, followed by Auld Lang Syne and benediction by Rev Woodward.
Members of Carry Tent No 16 K C M are urged to assemble at their hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30 to march to the cemetery. W O will organize, C O Bobrook chairman of committee.
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