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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
8
Multiple churches announce Sunday services across wt PA led by pastors Hall Wallace and others. Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, Christian Science, Presbyterian, Salvation Army and Christian and Missionary Alliance plan morning worship, Bible school and evening meetings with varied times and activities throughout the day.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church near Park, Rector Rev Q H Sharp, reports chapel repairs and new bells necessitate omitting services for now. Holy Communion to be observed at 8 a.m in the rectory parlors, inviting all parishioners to attend. Midday service at 11 a.m and evening Hymngsong at 7:30 p.m. are canceled until further notice.
The partnership between Frank Sands and Tra M Bust dissolved by mutual consent on May 21 1915. All debts and accounts due to the firm are payable at the Corry Fini Market on West Main Street with Marie Sands, the current proprietor.
A great show featuring two keystone acts with Chaplin inspired humor and lyric performances. The evening drew strong audience reaction and showcased comedic timing and musical charm.
New Towns, Conn. June 20 The varsity eight from Yale defeated Harvard in the annual Thames regatta by a wide margin. Yale finished the four mile race in 20:62 to Harvard’s 21:18, with over 2000 spectators watching Yale’s crew dominate the event.
Market listings show varied prices for wheat and corn, hogs, butter, poultry, flour, and potatoes. Buffalo and East Buffalo markets report prime cattle, lambs, and hogs with prices ranging from $6.76 to $11.51 for cattle and sheep, and eggs and hay values listed for timber and feed commodities.
General Victoriano Huerta, former Mexican dictator, slipped quietly into Chicago and then continued toward the exposition in San Francisco with Lewig accompanying him.
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p m yesterday report regional conditions across the nation. Data include temperature, wind direction and speed, humidity, cloud cover, and precipitation notes from multiple stations.
Federal revenue inspectors conducted raids in Erie as part of an interstate drug trafficking probe tied to Harrison Act violations. Officers seized hundreds of grams of morphine and multiple bottles of heroin and cocaine, with five large balling shipments involved, and efforts aimed to connect shipments from Kilnets to Buffalo and other cities. No arrests were announced, bail set for the first detainee, and further warrants and arrests expected as evidence is reviewed.
The text reports a jury verdict related to a marriage scandal in New York involving Mia Ward Kobjjenn, the wife of a wealthy importer, and accusations of infidelity between Robinson and Mina Tempest. The source language is garbled but implies Robinson was found to have been false to his marriage vows, with Tempest denying involved conduct.
The official press bureau announced the Bank of England will accept war loan applications from abroad, provided telegraphic indicators are received by the bank and a five per cent deposit is paid before July 10.
London June 26 arrangements were made to salvage the Tunisiana torpedoed off Lowestoft by a German submarine. The steamer was beached and its crew were saved.
June 26 Erie report states Raymond Jorge died after a motorcycle struck him while playing in the street near Twenty fifth and Liberty. Driver Richard Knepper, 25, held by police pending investigation. Knepper claimed to slow to avoid child, motorcycle traveling about 15 mph. Knepper summoned police, later detained. Louis Messenger aboard the machine with Knepper supported he tried to avoid impact.
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