12 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
1
A concise guide explains the benefits of banking by mail, outlining secure submission steps, mailing timelines, and the reasons customers gain convenience and privacy when handling deposits and inquiries from distant branches.
Warren National Bank states officers welcome personal meetings but confirms banking can be done by mail to the satisfaction of thousands of customers. The note begins with a point on choosing a bank and mentions 4% semi annual compound interest paid on savings accounts and an invitation to become acquainted with the bank's security and service.
We offer about 50 boxes of linen finished papers regularly selling at 25c 30c and 35c now bundled for 18c A few 50¢ papers for 29c a few boxes of initial stationery for 10c and initial tablet paper for 18c Come early before these closeout deals end.
The Presbyterian Church held a formal dedication of its new Sunday School chapel with an ornate program. Key figures including Rev. C. K. Woodward and Rev. Dr. J. W. Smith attended, while fundraising and construction details trace back to 1906 with a target of twelve thousand dollars and completion in 1914.
The Presbyterian church celebrated the dedication of a new Sunday School chapel and annex with Dr P G Woolf and Dr Smith delivering speeches. The heated discussions covered the building’s nine classrooms, dining facilities, and offices aimed at greater efficiency, community outreach, and character building through updated facilities and programs. The event highlighted long service by Dr Wood and Mr Babbitt, with attendees touring the expanded basement, main assembly room, and gallery classrooms.
A supper event announced for Wednesday June 12 from 6 to 8 pm in the Alaing room of New Chapel Presbyterian. Menu includes veal loaf creameit potatoes bread brown and white cottage cheese cabbage salad radishes jelly pickles coffee strawberry short cake.
A Wright biplane test flight at College Park Maryland ended in tragedy as Dryan Army aviator Leighton W Hazelhurst and pro flyer Al Welsh perished. The machine rose to about 69 feet and 60 miles per hour before pitching forward. spectators reached the scene to find both men dead, Hazlehurst’s leg broken and Welsh crushed. The craft was badly wrecked, with possible snapped wires and a plunge to the ground. The incident marks the third Army aviator fatality reported in the period.
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