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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed amid garbled text warn of drought in New Castle with urgent appeal for water. Mentions five cent rates, 15 cent fees, and weekend deadline, plus weather indications of warm days and variable winds urging watering for horses dogs cats and birds. Cites failing fountains and councils considering action to ensure public health.
Lynam of Old City marries Miss Jennie Bodmer at St Helenbeths Church with High Mass. Laura Harkenrider maid of honor, Mary Lynam bridesmaid. Guests from Ol City, Warren, Sheffield, Mannington and Cleveland attended. Afterward, breakfast at bride’s mother Mrs Kate Huberts home. Couples to reside in Oil City. groom employed at post office.
Rev Nid Macintyre, visiting his son in the city, is named as the Prohibitionist candidate for the third district of the county for member of the assembly. He is described as a well known and forceful speaker with a strong character, expected to be a leading figure in the coming campaign. The piece notes Union-Alliance Thanes’ support and frames his candidacy as the strongest in the district this year.
The City Treasurer announces tax payments for 1910 are received at the Treasurer’s office in the City building. Taxes must be paid on or before July 1. the Treasurer’s office will offer openings outside business hours to accommodate citizens who cannot visit during regular hours. June 1910.
Public notices list letters awaiting delivery for the week ending June 22. Names include Homer Austin, Blakeslee John G., Boyd Rul, Baeder B.D., Gooper HM, Heckseher B, Kindall Rous, and Martin.
Miss Sadie Ryan wed J J Mulbeirn in a morning ceremony at St Thomas Church officiated by Rev Father M T Goray. The bride wore a white gown with a picture hat and carried roses, attended by Miss Mae Burrell of Cleveland in a rose gown. The reception featured a lavish dinner at the bride's York Street home amid floral decor and generous gifts.
An article reports the first passenger trip of a Zeppelin airship to Dieseltort at 33 mph, carrying twenty passengers in Germany. It notes the event as a major milestone, praises Count Zeppelin, and mentions the route and safety of the voyage covering about 300 miles. The piece also covers Moose events in Corry, including a new Moose lodge home opening, a two thousand dollar entertainment plan, and anticipated delegations from multiple cities for ceremonies and festivities.
Miss Anna Tele Cohen married at Hyman A. Friedman Dawson QM. Attendants were Miss Lena Cohen and Morris Cohen. Wedding featured five course supper for sixty and a large home decoration. Out of town guests include J Friedman and several Cohens from multiple cities. Newlyweds left for an eastern trip.
Taken to Coney Hospital Sunday for treatment. Friends hope he improves. incident noted as feeble health for some time. The item also references Union City and a Thursday night event at Beholton's Hall with Cohan and Mlahenty's Orchestra.
Special to the Journal from Mjtersburg reports that the Hosslin passenger steamer Russia had boiler tubes burst today. Many passengers were drowned as the vessel exploded and sank, sender notes.
New York reports a sensational homicide and suicide as Mrs Ila Payne, described as demented, attacked her eight months old child slashing its throat before slashing her own throat with a razor. Police and medical staff rushed to the scene as details emerged from the incident on June 22.
A special Corry School Board meeting elected teachers for the new manual training program and approved course structure. Names list includes Winifred Terry principal history and literature and Ellenbeth Kinley German among others. Hovaird chosen as supervisor of drawing and wood working. Housley served as supervisor for manual and physical culture.
The Cony street market failed to open this morning with few sellers present and a license issue limiting participation. Buyers were visible and locals planned to bring vegetables, fruit, butter, eggs, cheese, and seasonal items, hoping for a successful restart Saturday morning.
From Corry Pa on market day a local note laments farmers missing a golden opportunity. Though a previous morning report warned of disinclination, an upcoming Saturday market is urged to redeem the event. The writer, Mrs. Q Th, signs with firm belief in a rebound.
Dr W D Bland, famed corn specialist, will be in the city for a limited time only. He has evaluated countless varieties and invites locals to call on him at the European Hotel before his stay ends.
Fragmented listing describes a property on a street corner with for rent and for sale notes. Mentions a store building and brick town features with unclear figures or exact addresses. The readable terms include Diamond Grand Colm and ASIC W South street, noting inviting adjacent area and potential improvements.
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