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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note references an urban attraction and a group or event with scattered proper nouns. The readable parts mention a location or organization but lack clear context or dates. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise summary.
The notice list includes fresh codfish and other fish at J D Murray's, a bake sale by Emmanuel Guidd at Barlow Hardware, and hotel upgrades with experts from Buffalo and Chicago. It mentions a church meeting by C D Cirola and O S Church, a season opening at the Race Track, and a Flower Mission Day by the W C T A. Also reported are a lawn pedestal by Gorge Sullinger, a pair of eyeglasses returned to Dr Blutow, a Mrs Vickery talk at the Methodist church, and rail yard developments at Corry with B L Axtell installed as yardmaster. Further items cover Chautauqua Institution exhibits, and John Mitchell of the AFL to speak June 26.
Variety porch and window box plants, baskets and vases filled to order. Auters, early tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower and celery plants ready now. Pettit Florist, 10 Main St, near depot, telephone 705. Greenhouse with shaded awnings.
Local business listing notes Co. J. Wood's Cash Market located one door off West Church Street at 41 Concond Street. Patrons can expect a short five minute wait from Onion and Wapot areas as the market welcomes customers.
A pretty Tuesday wedding united Miss Georgia Whitman and Albert Keebley of Warren at the Whitman home in Spartansburg. Rev. W J Beck of War ren’s First Lutheran officiated. Miss Whitman, Hoff Hundress College graduate, worked for Molegar in Warren. Mr Keebley, Pennsylvania Railroad freight employee in Warren. The couple will reside on Onondaga Avenue in Spartansburg.
Attention Elks. There will be a meeting at Corry Lodge No 7598 Thursday evening with Jim Weir at 8 o clock. Election of candidates and social session after lodge. All members requested to be present. W. W. Morgaridge Exalted Ruler.
A brief theater note promotes two features at Lyric Theater The Dragon's Breath described as a real love story and The Harvest a drama of the far west with all life themes. Admission is five cents.
United Prema reports in New York on proposed rise in membership dues for the I O A and other unions. London hosts an international horse show with King George and Queen Mary attending. Berlin notes a Kaiser memorial address to Emperor William signed by Americans. Pittsburgh forecasts foreign speakers for the Christian Citizenship Congress. Pennsylvania bankers open their convention in Philadelphia. West Virginia marks semicentennial week with officials attending. New London previews Harvard Yale rowing and tomorrow’s Thames boat race.
The second fire alarm came from box 14 at Main and King. Responding units were recalled before arrival. Fire began from children playing with matches at J. H. Clough's barn. A neighbor soaked flames with a pall of water. no department action was needed.
Yesterday afternoon James Dann, an employee at the White Vevey leather valve cup plant in the First ward, injured the index finger of his right hand while operating a press. The cut was serious but the finger was not lost, though it remained painful and throbbing.
City treasurer William Postlethwait announces taxes for 1918 are due at the treasurer's office. A 1 percent abatement is allowed on all city taxes if paid on or before July 1.
Kiel dispatch reports eighty girls burned alive in a sugar beet growing settlement. A large armed group barricaded a dormitory used by new workers and set fire to the building in a deliberate atrocity. The incident is described as one of the worst outrages in the region.
The funeral of Walter Courneen, a drowning accident victim, was held at St. Thomas church at 9:30 this morning with Rev. Fr. Tracy officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Graham Frank Neylon Clifford Dundon and Paul Ohrn. Interment followed at St. Elizabeth's cemetery.
Salvation Army divisional leaders from Western Pennsylvania District will conduct a rousing meeting. The Philadelphia based provincial headquarters will send Captain and Mrs CG. W. Campbal as divisional secretaries. A big audience is expected and the public is invited Friday night.
The Coreen family thanks friends neighbors and Ajax Tron Works and employees for kindness and sympathy shown after their bereavement and for the beautiful tokens of regard.
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