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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
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City whirs with sales and ads as Knowltons offers plneaw ples and gowns at low prices. Listings include graduation gifts from Wright and Sons, jewelry, dishware, linens, and home goods from local merchants. Job, rental, and real estate notices run alongside obituaries and public notices, with broker Wake Morgaridge pushing sales and rentals across several blocks.
A New York City building under construction by the O'Rourke Construction company collapsed this morning burying twelve workers. Rescue teams labors to reach the victims while the ruin causes extensive property damage. Most believed dead, authorities fear few survivors.
An old advertisement warns of pale and anaemic appearance and promotes Perrozone Blood Food as a cure. It claims to restore color, clarity of skin, strength, and vigor, promising evidence of improved vitality and a reconstructive effect on the body. Manufactured in Buffalo, it lists a price of 50 cents and is sold locally.
Columbus Township educators reorganized with John Hirammond as president Frank Crosby as secretary and Charles Stranagan as treasurer Eight mill tax levy maintained for the coming year The list of teachers includes Suample’s Flats Buss Aw Ohm Pine Valley Regsle Winger Dowie Clara Crosby Hudson High Wilbur Myrtle Raslane White Shahel Wickwire Huger Fox Blue Eye Ya Shinmons May York at various schools R:
Picadilly HN celebrated Children’s Day yesterday with five or so programs by younger children. The collection reached $2.65 and will partly fund the final payment on a new organ. The beautified school house featured evergreens and a floral arch as children sang and recited. Little volunteers were treated to popcorn and candy by Mr and Mrs John Chace after the exercises. Mr Chace noted his first sweat this summer from popping corn.
L Heineman's will was probated by Recorder Charles B. Strick after a brief trip to Corry on Saturday afternoon. Attorney arrangements allowed executor George H. Harlow to gather signature proofs and witnesses before returning on the 2:24 train. The estate is valued around $40,000, with the widow provided for and the bulk of property including the Dusluosa block on Main Street and two Center Street residences left to his daughter and grandchildren.
A fragment describes juniors from the class of 1911 allegedly placing seven United States flags around a school property. The act appears to have skirted a city rule prohibiting displays beyond the official flag, drawing smiles from the school board.
Maes and Balen report niece Mary Cutler of Andover will contest the late Trane C. Wyman estate alleging undue influence by Dean West and others at the time of Wyman’s death. They say Wyman left millions to Princeton College. the fight involves Wyman’s relatives Granville K. and Nathaniel G. Cutler and Susan Dicken.
In Richmond Virginia Henry the writer is described in a theft trial. Frank Sweet of Augusta County faces charges for using the late O Henry s writings as his own. Sweet was arrested March 17 after a federal order and is to be tried in Harrisburg for fraud involving the author s works.
West Point New York June 13 the cadet chapel was dedicated Sunday and the farewell service for the old chapel held earlier a large crowd gathered under trees for shelter as rain fell during the ceremonies Colonel Scott and staff stood on the chapel steps with Chaplain Frivers as cadets raised veils and the creed was read the old chapel service was cut short by rain the new chapel stands at the foot of Port Putnam looking down from 120 feet and is described as a charming example of vertical Wattsish architecture.
A vintage advertisement extols Catarrhozone as a scientific cure for catarrh and its link to tuberculosis. It claims the treatment destroys germs, heals sore spots, and restores nasal and throat health, urging readers to buy a two month course for one dollar or a 25 cent trial. Sold by Thomas Downey in Awitolo New York and Pelson Co in Awitolo.
The International Tailoring Co. and Messenger Son. advertise new fabric options starting today with bulk pricing: 2 at 12 dollars, 9 at 1 dollar, 35 at 18 dollars, 59 at 20 dollars, 78 at 29.50 each, 24 at 24 dollars. Savings range from 1 to 8 dollars on sale items. Sole agents for Corry wis.
The Corry Floral Co advertises flowerbeds hanging baskets and widow boxes for homes with plant selections at its treehouses on Corry, Hoiwmbus Avs, and Center streets. Call for estimates. Aster plants offered in five colors at 15 cents a dozen.
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