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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
A messy OCR note from Sevona High School class 12 survey of achievements ends with a call to public sentiment. It condemns a display of insubordination and lawlessness and urges authorities to act firmly against such incidents.
The Business Men's committee set June 22 for the Cony public street market opening. Produc ers will have a direct farm product outlet while buyers obtain goods fresh from the farm. The plan aims to boost local commerce with producer and consumer collaboration and improve regional trade. The essay notes market will run two half days weekly and anticipates growth in local production and demand, spurring broader community sports enthusiasm as well.
A citizen committee returning from Oslo reports a favorable proposal to establish the nation’s prominent steel plant in Corry. President DeRosay of the Business Men's association is preparing a detailed report for future publication. The year’s outlook for Corry manufacturing remains bright with several new plants launched.
Special to the Tournai reports a deadly boarding house blaze in Niagara Polis Ontario. A fire trapped twelve foreigners on the upper floors, with the blaze discovered after smoke enveloped the building. Efforts to rescue were unsuccessful as the structure burned, leaving a scene of the deadly incident.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Mrs Josep Faenart and Mike Reardbil with unclear affiliations. It mentions Sample Hosew Southwick and John W Sullivan and references a Horse Co product line. The legibility is poor and no clear event or outcome is stated.
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra appeared at Celorow Auditorium on the 17th and 18th. This top attraction drew praise as one of the season’s finest amusements, featuring a distinguished ensemble of artists and performers.
Notice declares Blanche Craker has left the home without just cause and that all persons are forbidden to trust or harbor her on the account of Frank Craker who will pay no debts contracted by her. Dated Columbus June 11, 1910.
The article notes Munson, from Williamsport, declining to permit his name as a governor candidate. It discusses expected Democratic convention nominees including Webster Grim and others, plus the commencement program at Corry High School with Judge Frank T. Wilson delivering the address and a detailed lineup of speakers and diplomas.
Special to the Form natty City Mars 8 Chetine hvlone is tlyine here from Tonka for a prize of five thousand dollars. He arrived late at Percy and will rest several holes Fle 4 de to Mars the evening.
A promotional notice for Dr W Hy Bland at the European hotel offers corn removal without acids or potions. The expert advertises cold water and a scalpful of what he calls nutrients to separate corn from flesh and remove heel and toe issues. Bland plans to stay a few more days and will refund if corns or ingrown nails persist.
Reports continue of thefts at Mr W M Durham’s premises with about seven peony blossoms stolen last night. The piece mentions John Patterson’s large fern and a gardener’s offer to live with the plant, hoping to deter more thefts.
A historical writer calls proprietary medicines the doctors of the masses praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure while other tonics fade. It reflects 19th century views on cure-alls and women’s health remedies and the lasting fame of Pinkham's product.
Charles Kirch of Corry and Mike Plorence Nimmo of Concord Township wed at their home, 7240 Piewnsant sired by Rev Ned MacIntyre. They departed in the morning rain to spend a week in Pittsburgh.
Spend next Sunday at Erie with a Vonnaylvania Railroad tow rata excursion. The 95e round trip departs from Corry at 9 10 a m and returns leaving Erie at 6 00 p m. Consult hand bids and Hekat Agents Viel.
Local bakery promotes "People's Bread" claiming it is unmatched for freshness and taste. Street address given at 220 West Wayne and marketing emphasizes quality as a standout feature.
Special to the Journal from Washington June 1 Senator Viking is confined to his bed with a severe cold that may develop into pneumonia. No action in the Senate is planned to call on the railroad bill today.
Blue Eye Anil and Sandburg migrate to Corny while Tete daughter visits relatives. Dewitt Messenger lands a large Wulfling contract at Garlant with Clyde Hassle arranging duties. Maude Hortes tops Gen Pacquith and the 1st Sunday. Archibald Way performed stump blowing for Horhere Mead recently. Tent meetings progress as flags grow warmer.
A gentleman presented the editor with a fragment of an aged newspaper titled The Constellation. The eight page issue dates to 1850 and was printed by George Roberts. It features opinions and views from prominent historical figures, including Henry Clay and others.
F A Stober of Warren warns the Corry Business Men's Association the factory may relocate to escape labor troubles. He cannot meet union demands and says removal of the plant is possible unless the dispute is settled and labor availability improves in Warren.
A farewell surprise party was given for Miss Luan Tawson at Miss Ruth Haighton’s home on Marlow Street. About twenty four guests attended including Mr Marl Kurte and George Grace of Dre. Refreshments were served and the gathering was pleasant. Miss Lawson leaves for Pittsburg tomorrow for the summer.
Start ing from today the firm offers 2 fabrics at 12 cents each 3 at 13 cents 5 at 1 26 at 18 09 at 20 78 at 22.50 BC at 24 with savings from 1.40 to 8.00 on as sult from their spring line A 5 Messenger & Son role agents for Corry twia.
A Dundee Advertiser note recounts a belted witl habitually playing golf at Musselburgh who, after frequent alcohol related incidents, argues with a caddie. The caddie calls him drunk and the man admits drinking but vows to be sober tomorrow.
A compact shopper note claims the store enforces quick service standards as an informal policy, urging customers to seek fast assistance and settle purchases promptly. The text emphasizes efficiency and streamlined fitting processes as a core selling point.
In Newburgh on June 11, contractor Todd Fatally Injured as his gun discharged while he surveyed a work site. W. L. Todd, president of Todd Construction, died within minutes after the accidental discharge near Twenty Street. The Todd Construction Company had contracts with the Newburgh Water Commissioner at Willow Dam and other municipal projects. His wife heard the shot and cried out as he fell, dying shortly afterward.
A child recounts sharing a piece of pie with a hungry boy. The exchange shows a tender moment of care between Johnny and his mother as the boy explains the act and its outcome.
Grace Conklir a six year old girl left 86 cents in death to the Bar HSL church for a new Bible class rooms. The gift forms a building fund at the church’s annual Sunday school election. her parents, the treasurer and officers, plan to apply the money to the project. A light humor about autograph requests follows.
Fragmented classified notice seeks rental and sale listings in Columbus area. Mentions houses and brick storefront spaces with ample room, corner lots, and a desirable location near main streets. Reader asked to contact for rental prices and property details.
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