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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
4
Local notices detail dessert specials, rental ads, plant sales, and obituaries. The page lists a license plate, found silver bag reward, church service, and several community announcements including a baptism, a Maccabees meeting, and a street commission suggestion.
Columbus Boat Service will maintain motor boat operations on Columbus Lake on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays with full cleaning and special arrangements for parts and engines. The schedule emphasizes weekend access and reliable service for boat owners in the Columbus area.
A jumble of classifieds and brief items lists hotel positions and wages, clothing sale prices, upcoming meetings, sermons, and a local baseball engagement. Miscellaneous notices mention pine lumber records, county classifications, funeral details, and a Sugar Grove death with family notes.
A diner listing presents a Sunday dinner featuring chicken with rice, pork roast with gravy, tea biscuits, mashed and boiled potatoes, peas and cucumbers, with fruit desserts and cream. The price is noted as twenty five cents.
A fragmented item notes a two reel program featuring Vividn Rich and the Keystone label acts The Patel Rumping The Bachelor's Dinner and The Beauty Bunglers among others. It mentions more than 150 000 horses shipped from the National Stockyards to Britain France and other destinations in wartime supply.
Berlin June 12 The United States note to the Kaiser was sent via the German Foreign Office. The note was read to Emperor Wilhelm at the eastern front and given precedence over other matters. Ambassador Gerard explained to Foreign Minister von Jagow that the note could be published in the United States before its prompt arrival here. Washington noted publication delays in transmission and noted the note reached officials after being cablegrafted.
Ida Vigton Friedley of Philadelphia and her child Dance Melnals die when their car veers off a road near the Cross River reservoir and plunges down a 20 foot embankment. Elisabeth Martin, a maid, is injured but survives. Mrs Friedley is reported to be a wealthy property owner.
United Proam Meadville report states Tina J arney Sknol aged about sixty a well known Crawford County resident died of heart failure four miles from the city while driving home to Little Camora with his wife. The vehicle swerved into a meadow and struck a stump. He was found dead in the front seat. Skeplo, a Mondvitte morning voter, had planned to announce candidacy for County Treasurer for the Republic party.
The article explains a railway system allowing tickets to be valid for return passage from one station to any other point. If purchased for a route like Welw to county seat and later used for a return trip, the ticket remains valid, improving convenience for travelers.
In a local program Francis X. Bushman stars with Heverly Rayne in The Tea Dansant. The lineup includes two reels of Kalem film and two comedies.
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