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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed with typos and mis-spellings hint at a local newspaper page. It mentions advertising dimensions, column inches, and weekly rates, plus weather notes and political commentary from the Titusville Herald, noting endorsements and opinions about tariffs and payers in Pennsylvania.
The article lists teacher assignments by school for the upcoming year. Fairview Bulletin Princeton High School assigns Winifred ery History and Literature Elizabeth Kinley German Sarah L Breene Mathematics Mary J Warner Commercial Bibel B Parsons Latin and Rhetoric Curtis departs for New York. Names appear for Hatch Concord East Main Street and Pulview too, detailing grades and subject allocations across multiple schools.
Judge William E. Rice of Warren county resigns effective July 1 to become solicitor for the Tanting company Central Pennsylvania Lumber company and Central Leather company his duties will be confined to Pennsylvania He will have served eighteen months by July 1 and his colleagues and the people regret his departure praising his diligence and service.
W. B. Bland, noted corn expert, will be in the city for a brief period at the European Hotel. His stay aims to address foot misery relief for hundreds of residents and offers a final chance to learn from his guidance before he departs.
Yongresaman N. Wilseter’s expenses in the recent campaign are said to total about $17,000. The account was settled today in Tonesta, the county seat of Foreyt County, where Mr. Wheeler resided.
Harrisburg nominates John K. Tener of Charleroi as Republican candidate for governor at the state convention. Delegates show no opposition to the program of Senator Boise Penrose and name other officers including Lieutenant Governor, State Treasurer, and Secretary of Internal Affairs. An accompanying editorial commentary mocks the idea that larger brains equal greater leadership, citing a New York paper.
Mrs Laying Buck of Lowville fell Tuesday afternoon and broke her leg. The 77 year old is expected to be laid up for a long time under medical care.
The Journal records two more weddings after noting three ceremonies yesterday. The city shows prosperity with several nuptials. readers are urged to send full details promptly for publication.
Mary Lambing and Quarles Bonnell Lambing wed Wednesday evening at the Wilcox home with Rev Will Fenton officiating. Only immediate family attended as Mrs Miley, groom's grandmother, looked on. A brief wedding supper followed, then the couple departed to new Stanford House apartments on Park Street for their future residence.
Miss Art Marson and Wilbert Hatch united in marriage at the bride’s sister’s home, with Rev N J Macintyre officiating. The bride wore white and was attended by her sister Hannah Marson, and Hazel, brother of the groom, served as best man. A small reception followed and the couple departed for Cleveland for residence, receiving cheers and well wishes from friends.
A bridge collapse over the Schuylkill Valley halted traffic on the Pennsylvania and Reading line. Telegraph service was interrupted briefly. A passenger train had not yet crossed when the structure gave way, delaying multiple trains and disrupting service.
Special to the Journal reports Clyde Hariig, a clerk, was crushed between an elevator and the first floor at the Albany Trust Company’s building in Thany N Y s. The incident occurred this morning and Hariig was instantly killed.
Me Harrigan Willis Buren published Henry Wilsons evening recital series at Prof and Mrs H C Wilsons residence. About a hundred guests attended each of the three performances Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday evening. The program featured Beethoven Chopin MacDowell Verdi Wagner and Weber pieces with praise for left hand nocturnes and Rigoletto movement. The article notes careful training and the performers preparation and mentions Corry and Burch as rising talents in connection with the Wilsons piano program.
Special to the Journal London June 24 Capt Cody a British aviator in a biplane lost control in a gust of wind and was dashed to the ground from about 200 feet during an experimental flight. The accident left him seriously injured and wrecked the aircraft amid panic among spectators including several women.
A London Chronicle excerpt critiques crossbred American nomenclature as ugly. It laments indecipherable terms like Indium ALime and Higbitus, noting misnaming of Minnesota and a clash of Indian and Greek heritages in place names.
Rimble's Dance features Fisherty's Orchestra at Scholton's Hall in Columbia Thursday night with lively music and dancing requested for attendees.
Fragmentary notice lists various items for sale and rental such as a shop at 820 Buclid den and a corner lot with wheels and brick structure. The readable text hints at land, building materials, and potential rental inquiries, but details are incomplete and ambiguous.
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