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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
5
A garbled passage references a person named Henry and a place, mentioning an event date and attendance. The fragmented lines include scattered phrases about a meeting, a report, and a request to hear a sound described as a bone. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A jumble of short notices lists residents and guests visiting relatives in Corry and nearby towns. Entries mention Leo Wright, Mrs Lewis Olda, Lena Kiley, Walter Scott, Arthur Scott, J. H. Tord, Mrs. G. H. M. Buchinin, Mrs Jane Molnnon, Harry Robinson, Miss Grider, D. S. Boyle, George Knapp, G. W. Bosworth Taft, Mrs. Mary Bubenek, Dr. B. Jibler, Pr. DeWitt Jackson, John T Meat, F. S. Phelps, W. W. Shapoosy, Rev. Vrumon, Mr. and Mrs. John Millmunott, Mrs. Hammon, Waiter Ingley, Boxers, Guy Hollellor Kincald, Alexander, J. J. Kelly, Mrs. Neynalds, Mrs. Dames, Newall Howard Bonworth, Miss Ruth Thomas, Arthur Lyons, and Royy and Mrs. Nicole Melntyre. The notices reference travels to Warren, Meadville, Union City, Warren, Warren, and Hastingsburg, with mentions of funerals, family visits, and business trips.
Mragher conducts two days of evangelistic meetings drawing crowds of over five hundred at morning services and a large evening turnout. Brasher's sermon on Caned of God from Genesis 4 8 drew clear images of God's mercy and humanity's failings. The revival continues with Dr Brisher speaking daily except Saturdays, aided by a magnificent church choir.
Yesterday near Titusville several penny cars of the northbound passenger train derailed as an extra road was laid for the Prince of Pigon Company. The derailment caused delays and held up traffic while the railroad arranged repairs and the train paused at Center Street crossing.
Bulletin by Dr Lonvee reports Sarah Bernhardt's improving condition after recent right leg amputation. She remains under care as attending physicians monitor her recovery with ongoing attendance and support from Hordeans and Paris medical staff.
United Press reports the second legal electrocution in the state at Meath Penitentiary. Meteo Case from Lancaster received twenty five dollars for murdering another Lancaster man in a State Hand Society extortion attempt. Cynone, a frail inmate weighing ninety five pounds, showed no emotion as guards strapped him in. John Talap of Montgomery was electrocuted just over a week ago, the first to die in the chair.
Washington March Currenay controller announced banks must report their condition as of March fourth closing. The notice appears in a chaotic mix of ad copy and garbled items, but the directive to banks to file a quarterly report is clear amid the noisy page.
An upcoming horse sale features horses weighing 1200 to 1600 pounds offered to buyers on Thursday, August 21. Miller & Stultz will display the animals prior to the sale with a proven warranty for wind and weather protection.
A report notes a new automobile factory with a 45 million dollar BT BAIR facility planned at Corr Terrott Mia. Studebaker autos will be shown at Amuso on Monday night March 8 and at Ly on Tuesday night March 9, with event details and dates clarified for interested parties.
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting of Corry Hospital Association at the hospital on Wednesday March 10 1515 at eight oclock. Melon of Board Of Directors for the ensuing year. J P Gunby secretary. 101
Opened headquarters at Dawn the Building with L J Drett in charge as manager. Marketing notes reference Pi track and upcoming Saturday and Monday events. Contact Mi Spencer via Bell phone 202 R 3 4 for details.
A variety of latest models in Suits are priced from 10.00 to 325.00. In Yoiles Crepe Cloths China and W. Silks, the finest city selects range from 0.98 to 3.75 dollars.
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