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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
2
Warren Pa March Cornplanter Refining Company issues a general rule forcing immediate dismissal for any employee who patronizes saloons. The move follows similar actions by other plants in the area, signaling a broad crackdown as temperance sentiment sweeps the county and jeopardizes Warren’s liquor trade.
Mare-atra Br Harvey spends a few days in Bdinho. Misa Lucile Raymon returned home due to sickness. B Baxian family moved to Culling NY. Diller may move to Tickson house. Jeannette McCullough 18 boarding with Fantanet- Mies with Patterson family. Hert Merritt friends glad to hear of improving. About 26 rounds and pedlars spent a pleasant evening with Sohn Potter and family. Warm sugar was served by the hostess.
Albany March 7 special investigator Warner returned from Fredonia to review the Chautauqua County Agricultural Society. Acting State Comptroller Travis sent Warner for two days of hearings and uncovered several issues likely to prompt further investigation. Warner did not disclose report details to Warren Ty Lea, first deputy comptroller, and enlisted a Fredonia lawyer to pursue identified leads.
West Chester physicians led by Dr. Joseph Hemphill petitioned the Chester court to refuse saloon sales in the interest of public health. They argue the saloon is a promoter of disease and death and should be banned, a stance likely to be echoed by doctors in other counties.
James Wilson, part of a 400 strong group from Cochiauton, was seized by paralysia on the way to a local revival and died at 11:80 PM aboard the train. The incident occurred during the Blederwolt ye yl gathering in Meadville.
An old advertisement touts Danderine claiming it stops dandruff and hair loss and makes hair grow, shine, and feel soft. It promises immediate improvements and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle to prove the benefits.
Harrisburg March 3 Labor leaders from across Pennsylvania about 50 in number will meet in the Board of Trade room in this city next Tuesday to discuss the governor's workmen's compensation bill. They seek a conference between Samuel Gompers and state officials to urge amendments.
Erie Pa March 3 County Commissioners Morgan Smith and Waterhouse with County Solicitor Thomas and County Superintendent of Highways plan a good roads meeting in Grange Hall Greene township Friday to discuss road improvements and consult with farm owners in the section and countywide.
Corry druggist touts Adler-ka as a simple remedy for Buckthorn bark glycerine based formula. Claim claims rapid relief from stomach gas and constipation after a single dose with dramatic cleansing effects and quick action.
An itinerant preacher Rev A R Bush of Pittsburg was arrested in Erie by Pittsburgh police superintendent W N Matthews. Charged with forgery and passing worthless checks, Bush allegedly cashed a $25 check payable to Rev Briggs that proved worthless and passed other bad checks including $35 to Daniel Rowland. Several charges planned.
Place died this afternoon at 12 45 after m yory tort. He was born in Onondaga County and came to Harmony at an early age where he resided. He was 87 years, 2 months and 6 days old. He belonged to Harmony Lodge No 54?, South Harmony Grange, Jamestown M. Wrayn Post, G. A. R., Jamestown. He served in Civil War as a member of Company F, 90th New York Volunteers under Gen. Sherinan.
A terse public notice reports C B Porter being removed from aldermanic duties to No 102 Weet Met Stront. The notice includes brief instructions to solicit business and offers optional specialty services.
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