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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

37

Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company History

The Corry and Columbus Street Railway Co was organized in 1900 to build and operate a street railway on North Center Street in Columbus four miles from Corry. Officers included O. P. Northrop president W. P. Obryan secretary and S. A. Orr treasurer T J Haggerty became vice. The franchise and right of way were granted by the city. By 1901 a line to Columbus was completed and a regular schedule set. The project spurred Columbus growth with a well located power station and car barn on North Center later bought by Northrop and the Traction Building developed into a valuable business asset. This month the city commission granted the Corry Power Company a franchise to sell current commercially, signaling potential expansion into the power business.

Corry Columbus North Center Street Treat Atreat Railway North Center Northrop Eity Eity Commission Corry Power Company Warren Pena P Pas Toy Uetar Corry Fair Gaston Umbuy Chautaiqua Lake

Westley Butter and Candy Pail Maker Opens Plant

In 1886 the North Center street coop on Westley Avenue was taken over by F. E. Wheatley who began manufacturing butter and candy pails. The plant operates year round and sells out each season. It sources wood from local timber heat ers and saws its own material. The firm serves multiple customers with a well equipped factory led by an experienced pail maker.

W. 5. Westley North Center Street F. E. Wheatley Westley Ands Jane

Oregon Indian Medicine Co Leads Local Industry Since 1876

Col T A Edwards helped form the Oregon Indian Medicine Co in Gerry in 1876, with Ke Ton Ka Broader and a Pittsburgh base. In 1883 a charter enabled local manufacture on East Washington street. Claude Place now runs the plant, producing Ka Ton Ka Indian Cough Syrup Modocoll New Verse Catarrh Snuff War Paint Ointment Wasco Cough Drops and Quillia Soup among other well known remedies. The Oregon Company sells to many jobbers and is advertised nationwide by a large network of medicine show troops, keeping steady business year round in a three floor East Washington street plant.

Washington Street Oigans Canada Oregon Company Fhr East Mr. Place Hho Inne A Baals East Washington Street

C R Rogers Company Here Is A Notable Corry Firm

The C R Rogers Company, incorporated in 1909, grew into a leading engineering and construction firm in Corry. From Ajax building origins to a steel and concrete plant on Bugle Street, it completed major projects including the Shreve Chair factory at Union City and the Titustville Forge plant, shaping regional industry and Corry’s reputation.

Ineal Corporation Corry C. R. Rogers Co Immensa New Shreve Union City Titngville Forge Company American Radiator Co Titusville Mohawk Sherman Clymer

Corry Ice Company Plants Pure Ice From Local Spring

The Corry Ice Company operates since 1909 at North Corry using a natural spring within 150 feet. The plant produces 33 tons daily, ships to Erie Dunkirk Jamestown and other cities, and uses 300 pound ice blocks shipped by rail and road with six delivery wagons.

Corry Erie Dunkirk Jamestown Ienr Pennsylvania Rail North Corry Crator Philadelphia Buffalo

J P Drought and Company Run Large Hides and Furs Firm

John P Drought and Company, formed by J P Drought, Ul Morrow, and C J Whetson of Corry, runs a major Pennsylvania New York and Ohio hides and furs business. The firm occupies former Welk Eaton and Gay yards and handles large inventories, averaging forty thousand dollars daily during peak season, with annual volume near half a million dollars.

J. P. Drought & Company Cogs Welk Eaton and Gay J.P. Drought and ‘Company J. P. Drought Ul, Morrow C. J. Whetson Corry Pennsylvania New York Ohio

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Corry & Columbus Street Railway Co F. E. Westley Pail Oregon Indian Medicine Co Col T. A. Edwards Gerry Gol. Edwards Pittsburgh Claude Place James Piney Washington Alner C. R. Rogers Company Clarence R. Rogerie Flit Ajax Main St Sreeter Bugle Street Tionesta Valley Chemical Co Mayburg Rogers Company Mastei States Brakeshoe Co Eagle Street Focal Corry Ice Company John P. Drought & Co Mense Cary Caer Sara
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