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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
2
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The Titiaville Courier reports that Brooks appears set for a victorious fall bid. It cites improved conditions, stronger support, and a united Republican effort in Crawford County. The paper notes Brooks raised recognition, party backing, and broader appeal, with many Republicans likely to back him.
Gienn 14, mote, formerly ovenie who recently boight the Reed Rack et Store on North Centre street, has already commenced to renovate and increase the stock. Mr Kimble is imoving the entire stock of goods from the store of a former Erle frm here and will soon have the business running on a tir and progressive basis.
A large Cony High School alumni gathering at Ahweabee Hall drew many out of town members and most classes represented. President Blaine Kinckald led the program with talks, songs, and memories from graduates of 1910 to 1912, while Mrs Marguerite Marks Malle and Miss Florence Alexander entertained. The event highlighted loyalty to the school, with veterans D Everett Leweh and Frank J West noted for long service to the association.
Mie Lindsey and Alam Lindsey wed quietly at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was attended by family and friends, and the couple received many beautiful presents.
A new vaudeville and picture program debuts tonight at the Library Theater. The lineup includes three acts and three pictures, with music and stage performances advertised for the evening.
Special to the dourant San Francisco. June 17 Attor ney General Goddard of Nevada announced the Jeffries Johnson fight could be held in that state Tex Robards declared that the fight would be in Reno July 4 It is said the business end of San Francisco will lose about a million dollars if the big fight does not occur there Widespread indignation over the late governor and Mrs Inturfers interference.
Special report from Philadelphia dated 17 reports seven members of the Chinese crew of the Hiliteh steamer Highland Monaro leaped overboard to escape after a collision with the river barge Sebug lies. Four were drowned while three were recaptured. The episode reflects a rising pattern of Chinese crews attempting to flee to this port amid fears and a tense environment.
Special to the Journal from New York reports the Kati sta Alaguata Victoria Mas beni stating 400 miles from New York. The weasel on bowr with Col. Roosevelt gropes toward land as dense foe slows progress. Roosevelt expected to land at Inter Hun on Tuesday afternoon.
Johnssii, the Old Daten Cleanser unionary, faced a hearing before Mayor Alexander Phyrsiay for negligence in allowing a large number of tack posters to scatter on fire limits and pavements. He was fined $7 plus costs and attempted to plead his own case. He paid the fine after a threatened appeal to the country court and left for Pittsburg. several tires were punctured and citizens criticized the hearing.
A group of twenty mothers and their babies gathered yesterday from three to five pm to celebrate Mrs Tiffany and Keppel s first and second wedding anniversaries. The room glowed with cut flowers and a gentle fragrance as vocal and instrumental music enhanced the mood. Ethel Matteson performed a cornet solo, delighting the guests, who departed with white carnations and gifts from the hostess.
The marriage of Mike Mayme Hickey and John Hokey was solemnized last evening at 9 o clock at the Rectory of St Thomas church. Rev Father Tracy officiated. The bride wore a lavender gown and hat. The bride was attended by her sister Margaret Hickey with Robert Little of Spring Creek as best man.
In War Time a film titled Imp depicts Civil War scenes and two other pictures are scheduled for tonight at Amuss Theater.
Several fragmented rental and sale ads appear for properties in Columbus and Diamond Grove. Listings mention storefronts and brick walks, with requests for rent or sale at various streets, including 1 South and 420 Bouk?d. Details are unclear but indicate multiple storefront and residential opportunities across locations.
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