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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
3
Four large assortments of bedding plants and vine selections ready for porch boxes and baskets. Prompt, neat service with delivery of filled boxes or baskets. Includes Panxy plants and tomato and cabbage varieties.
Local items report a hardware store owner meeting with tenants, succession news at Wells and Mumblin, a barber Patton from Pittsburgh, and a land sale in Columbus after a property auction. A K of P dance is announced, a trolley accident injures a pedestrian, and legal testimony closes in a dynamite case in the city building under Judge Mosurd.
Walker offers up to date tailor style in Corry with ahead of the season workmanship and guaranteed fit. Reasonable charges and careful cleaning and pressing services are specially emphasized for well dressed men.
Local listings announce a Pavilion Dance Friday night with prizes and ads for the Brownell Shoe Co and a vacuum cleaner sale. A Presbyterian prayer service is planned, and a church reception in the park is set for June 14. A stenographer position is advertised by A. I. Care of Journal.
Local item notes tomato plants for sale at Pettits on Main Street and an upcoming entertainment by Masons at Spartanburg. It also reports Attorney Pinchot of New York meeting in town with Delegate O Anderson and a Roosevelts campaign tie in ongoing events.
Earl Sande plans to be the first aviator to fly over Pittsburg. He will ship his aircraft to the Smoky City for exhibitions at Schonley Park Saturday and Sunday under the Pittsburg Post. A large crowd is expected to witness the flight above the iron smoke and clouds.
A community event at Holtown Library invites women to a Ladies Only program. The program features a humorous talk by Nie Nttle, personal questions, and a souvenir for each attendee after a test of knowledge about the library and local topics. More than 600 women attended a prior performance.
Tomorrow and Friday mark her final performances here and a very large crowd is expected. Based on last Friday's turnout, patrons should arrive early to secure Nest seats as admission is set at ten cents.
An extra session of the General Conference Gospel Workers of America will convene in Kinga from June 24 to 30. N. J. A. Eastman will preside and 0. Crutcher will attend. An invitation to attend is extended to all.
Eile dune 11 Parmera reports many trees killed by winter and late spring frosts. Shade trees are injured, peach trees ruined, vineyards damaged, and Teal orchards partially ruined. North East vineyards reportedly hit hard and lake shore crops show damage.
The stock company presented The Ministers Sweetheart to a packed house last night. Cast members including Mr FP and AL Steule delivered strong performances while Mr John Taylor and Mrs Fox Engle drew laughs. A special ladies matinee is set for Wednesday with a reception after the show.
Eaton Carr Hoss Vointon of Erie and Grace G. Carr of this city married last evening June 12 at the United Brethren parsonage with Rev. N J Macintyre officiating. Mrs Eaton formerly lived here and Miss Carr once worked as a stenographer for Climax Co and is a niece of the Macintyre family. The couple will reside in Erie where the groom has rooms ready.
The item urges housewives to protect linen as table cloth costs rise. It blames caustic soaps for wear and recommends Easy Task laundry soap two five cent cakes to remove dirt and stains and promises money back if unsatisfied.
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