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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
2
The National Committee today seated eight late-day sites at large frame terms amid routine procedural sessions. Officials confirmed venue assignments and pending motions as part of a broader organizational reshaping.
Preparations are underway to add 15 million dollars to the nation's coal bill this winter. The editorial argues that millionaire coal kings push increases, forcing consumers to pay higher prices while operators reap profits. It contends operators will extract double the new sums as profit, leaving consumers to bear the burden.
A 15 year old boy, Strayer Reynold e, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W Reynolds, was buried when a sand embankment collapsed at the corner of Allegheny avenue and Bat Sixth street. He was rescued by workers, taken to his home, then to a hospital where he regained consciousness late in the day.
The police are still looking for Clayton Hunt who has several wbingem and escaped with an automobile before fleeing to J Burton Arbuck. After retiring with the car the police investigated and found evidence suggesting the man intended to steal a firearm.
A fragmentary tale depicts a woman giving odd guidance about clothing and behavior. The scene involves the man, the alley, and a sunlit street as a bystander notes shoes, colors, and a dramatic moment. The account ends with the woman’s influence lingering as observers react.
Bishop Sarael at Emmanuel Isreal will conduct a chal viet service tomorrow evening. He will preach and administer the sacrament of baptism. The service will be Byenong with the souls elected by the man's choir and orchestra.
Elmer Bush died at his home on North Center street about 10 this morning after a thref tines and axed 2 years. He previously lived on a farm at Columbus and spent his life there. He leaves a wife and two sons Emmett and Elbert. Funeral arrangements had not been completed. Bush owned Recreation Park at Leake Columbus and was well known in the community. His death is mourned by a large circle of friends.
The new timetable went into effect today on the Hile railroad with no major changes. Two trains are added for the Jamestown to Pittsburg summer route. Train 41 departs Corry at 8 30 a m and arrives Pittsburg at 1 10 p m. Train 42 departs Corry for Jamestown at 6 28 p m.
An old advertise style note touts Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. It promises relief in twenty four hours by lifting out every root of corns and warts. The text directs buyers to seek substitutes from druggists and Thos. Dawney.
May term of the Windsor court finished when defendants pleaded guilty and received new routes for their offenses. Minor offenders were advised but referred to September trials. William Adams received a harsher sentence for supplying liquor to a minor, with 10 days and a $5 fine plus costs.
Fire swept through Fryburg on June 14 at 2:30 PM destroying an entire business block. Bucket brigades saved nearby property as the town lacked an active fire company. The Fletcher drug store, Dr Hess residence and office, Albert Ditz billiard room, and a bowling alley and pool room were wrecked. Mr and Mrs Ditz escaped after being overcome by smoke. No loss figures or insurance details available.
The Amused Tonight presents a bill featuring the Devil the Servant and the Man with Costello and two other pictures now showing in New York for five cents.
Warren June 14 Four hours of shooting determined the six man rifle team for the state meet. Members include Bowlerton Mountmant A J Thompson Wout Go Hy Hol and Sgt HH Kelley all of Company I Butler and Private Tot Mavon of Company G Unie use Yoam Borkwunt IV Holvs and Corporal J R Uieham of Ridgeway Sgt Wi D Meglio and W P Winks Hominy By Idewas.
A dense church notices page lists weekly services for St Paul Mangelist, Eyangelistic Serview, Episcopal Center Street Park, Aristian Missionary Auli Om, Columbus M E Circuit, Finsy Baptist, United Bretaigen, First Presbyterian, GoPhe Mission, and Methodist Episcopal Church. It includes Sunday schools, morning and evening services, tales of sermons, and prayer meetings. welcome extended to all.
Mrs Harry Martin died at her home in Higin Friday evening about ten thirty after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mrs Gil vair. Funeral services will be held in the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at eight oclock and interment will be in the Elgin cemetery.
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