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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note references an interior entry identified as the Od Out Taku, noting an issue with an ID and potential luring concern. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable in the text.
The Corry region paper reports a string of local notices and incidents. Manslaughter conviction of William Ash linked to Chandler Valley death. gas company expands drilling efforts near the county seat. a factory plans enlargement to meet rising demand. a reported sighting of a seven foot snake near A Porter’s home. search for a chambermaid at the European Hotel and chatter about a transportation trove shows the town in flux with legal actions and industrial growth.
Readable ad notes a florist offering a wide range of bedding plants and vegetables including asters, tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, and celery ready for immediate order. E Pettic Florist at 105 Main St advertises ready plants, greenhouses lit evenings, and convenient depot proximity.
The City Baseball League carnival ended Saturday night drawing the week's largest crowd in town. A large out of town attendance helped the event conclude with strong showings and vendors earning over two hundred dollars. The carnival company plans a six day stand in Warren followed by Kane, with extensive advertising already running.
Blur & Co. 116 last night at St. Thomas s Holy Namie Lottery formed with officers elected President Joseph Spleiman Secretary Rev McKegney and Trosstr er J T Sullivan nominated for posts in a terse local gathering.
Dr G Wood, longtime superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday School, retires after twenty years of duty. Assistant superintendents Robert Veortein and Larry J Smith also resign, with hopes they will remain active in service. The session acknowledges Wood’s leadership, praising high standards and the school’s growth under his tenure.
President Wilson says currency reform legislation will shadow the tariff dispute this week. He notes the currency bill is ready for Congress and no friction exists between the White House and Capitol on monetary reform while the tariff bill progresses.
United Press reports that more than twenty thousand miners in the Paint, Cabin and New River Creek districts will again strike by morning. Word reaches Charleston that several miners refused to work today as leaders allege operators have dismissed many men under the Hatfield agreement. Last Saturday a miner was badly beaten by a mine gunman amid the ongoing dispute.
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Frantic preparations for a Friday baseball event in the old town lure a massive crowd. World storm lore hints at the Kurs Thrasy Bad alongside Wil Dive at the new Tengu park. Analysts predict solid plan and potential surprises from Warren Lorth and Caratyiet ties.
WN Jones Jett reports Corry Bridge and Supply Company will undertake two repair jobs in Hell Valley to expand its force. After completion, work shifts to Summit where Mr Tones secured a contract for a substantial steel span for a new footbridge. The Summit project cost about three thousand dollars and will carry a sixteen foot roadway, touted as a modern, sizable structure for the Kiwh area.
The local order of Hiks hosted a Flag Day event at the Elks club home for Post 70 G A R. A well conducted program included extras, followed by an excellent lunch, cigars, and a lively social time for veterans and guests.
Those who did not obtain the Senor Year Book can pick up copies at the Arcade from 7 to 8 p m on Tuesday and Wednesday June 17 and 18.
A dramatic theater piece described as beautiful and age appropriate, with references to Reformations and a storm theme. An Tinp heart interest drama with an 18 silverware night and Crusaders Wednesday matinee and night showings.
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