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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
6
The Library Theater plans a Monday March 4 opening featuring The Great Cartoon Comedy with a0 attendees. MUPT and TREK present the big show as Huse prepares to open soon in Ayreville, with posters promising more program details to follow.
Numerous individuals including G B Heath Dr Wennett James Crovghe George Kinley Charles Moors Moss visitor Fred Bord and many others were noted traveling to or visiting Union City for business or social reasons. Several in town from Erie Warren Garland Kane and Dun Kirk joined relatives and friends during the day as ill health and travel requests appear among the notices.
P Bills attends local auto event in Erie today while B Bayle of Erie visits on Republican Assembly nomination business. The report records both figures in town for political activity and civic engagement.
Frank Whitesell a 44 year old well known resident of Sandy Creek township Venango County was killed by a train on the Franke in and Clearfield railroad this afternoon. He had visited his sister at Maya Mills and was walking home along the tracks when the train, coming from behind, struck him. His deafness prevented hearing the locomotive. He is survived by a widow and ten children, the eldest of whom is 20 years old.
Charles Swann reports a postal card from his runaway son Waller saying he is in Lina Ohio. The family has faced ongoing trouble seeking his return after initial searches in Meadville. A second note notes John N. Jacobs of Lansdale, named county treasurer, will not take pay for the first year after fiscal retrenchment.
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