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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
Harvard swept the races over Yale, taking the morning events and a decisive victory in the Big Freshman race. The Crimson led the first eight crew stages and thrashed Yale, despite cold rain, as Yale prepared for the Varsity race at 4 45 this afternoon.
Georgetown Delaware reports parcel post growth with 9,000 packages moved in five weeks. Farmers arrange Friday deliveries of fresh eggs dressed chickens and produce to city customers improving prices versus commission markets.
A May report from HL Great Alberta reports a terrific explosion at Hill Crest mines entombing 600 workers. One account states many miners were injured and efforts to rescue them continue as conditions hinder access to the shaft.
A Pittsburg bank vault theft allegedly drained $85,000 from a Colonial era bank. Detectives have pursued the case for ten days without results as officials investigate the depot box and vault controls.
Funeral services for Alexander McInnes will be held Saturday at 29 o'clock at the residence 114 Franklin Street.
Meadvill residents hear Sacred Heart services at St Thomas church at 7 40 pm on Friday while Cullaren’s Day is observed at Congregational church with sermon and music. General Charles Miller plans a $500 fountain donation for the old Pawamp park site. a Meadville train wreck scare near St Marys prompts rail safety notes. Fire, theft, and baptisms are reported alongside local business and civic notes.
Brio Pa June 19 Third biennial convention of the Home Watchmen of the World convenes in Erie City Fort Wirte No 1 hosts in Wittich Street hall with ritual work, addresses by John W Little and John M Glooskhur, reports by Dr Moore Suobert and Mrs Kale A Tiner ton, committee appointments, group photo, and a $30 automobile tour followed by dinner at Hotel Pischer. Tonight the ritual team of Mort Bria M No 4 presents degree work for candidates. Election of officers to be held tomorrow morning for two-year terms.
Abington Pa June 19 Antuatoa Jaw ry O Keefe an Ovex brook furmit employa of Captain Witrig ler at Willow Grove picked up Billy Phipps Willow Grove and hurled him into Willow Grove Take. Phipps was out in the jam and Wak not in ma while Jot of Wanker, becama, there in but about tolir foot of Water ih the tales at that point O Keefe was arrested and taken to Abington police station for examination before a magistrate.
A brief note highlights The Home Restaurant offering a curated list of twenty five neat meals. The counter features well stocked selections promising quality and variety for diners seeking approachable options.
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