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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
Numerous small items appear from local merchants and residents including fresh milk prices, home grown berries at D Murray's, sult of 8 Scott tailor ads, and community notices. The page lists plant offerings, fashion items, a Moose vs Cor ry game, a reunion, and local promotions with several prices and locations.
Notice warns that any person trespassing on the Drike property along West Smith Strat will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The message appears incomplete with garbled letter sequences but asserts legal action for trespass. Potential names or dates are not clear.
Fragmented ads report Saturday specials on groceries and produce at Snowston and Wat's markets. Listings include evaporated pencher, apricots, raspberries and strawberries, plus potatoes, beans, tomatoes, and cheese. Also noted are car accident victims from Meadville Hospital and a Titusville Moose game slated for Saturday.
Patrons are invited to visit the store to relax and use the telephones and other conveniences. The note suggests treating the shop as a friendly hub where customers may chat, leave parcels, and feel welcome to make the space their headquarters.
A June report from United Prows dateline Moscow says more than a hundred people were killed when a pier over the Kaxanks river collapsed. The tragedy occurred as crowds gathered for an event followed by a sudden disaster.
Cleveland June 4 racing card at Rook Park Lake Erie featured Sunday Morning as the only favorite, with two 2:15 trot events won by Sunday Morning and a 2:56 trot won by Audra. Other results included Tango and Lana Mako posting fastest times, with multiple runners placing behind leaders across pace and trot races.
In Corry area notices report weekly market items such as Straw Hare priced at 1.60, produce including celery cabbage and corn tomatoes, and farm offerings by Chas E Olds at 448 Center St. Agricultural ads highlight cheap quality goods, plant sales, and Saturday sales at Nast’s and Kugwiten’s. Also announced are a Buffalo wedding, a Corry City League baseball game at 3:30, and a staged locomotive event drawing crowds.
Reports from New York and Washington indicate Mexican forces under General Gonzalez strike retreat after a clash near Mexico City. Suburbs are being tested as both sides position for future action while unrest surrounds former President Huerta and family at Fort Est Hill causing security concerns.
The article reports a council investigation into Greenville Police Chief amid accusations by Dr. Wakefield, ministers, and others. It cites alleged drinking with carnival proprietors, failure to enforce laws, and neglect of orders from Burgess Thorne. The Police Committee, led by Kamp and Gilwon, was placed in charge.
Kittanning dispatch notes a young stenographer severely wounded by Samuel Ollvinyer yesterday. The girl, Ha tallow Wood, is described as conscious briefly this morning, with doctors hopeful for recovery though the bullet may have caused permanent damage to her eyelid and vision. Local authorities continue investigation as family awaits further updates.
Berlin concedes a reversal as officials disclose a setback amid a tense confrontation. The report notes a recent clash where the opposing side held an advantage in numbers and momentum, with details on the contested leadership and shifts in control.
Ready mixed paint available for indoor and outdoor projects. Suitable for any color and quantity. Lynn Knwep, First Avenue, promotes quick application.
Summer sales pitch urges prompt purchase of a lasting monument using degraded wording. It promises a splendid place of high value and a beautiful memorial, claiming the lowest price if ordered now. Readers are urged to inquire promptly for rates and options while stock lasts.
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