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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
1
President Woodrow Wilson ordered the proclamation calling an extra session of Congress for April seventh. The White House indicated the agenda will extend beyond tariff issues to other important matters, with a special message to Congress to follow.
A city council meeting Tonight will review the Liberty street sewer plan and a proposed Avenue A connection to save about 3600 dollars by avoiding a new disposal plant. The debate includes bonds, disposal timing, and a garbage collection ordinance setting monthly charges for residences and businesses.
The Citizen's National Bank of Corry Pa presents a conservative banking policy stressing soundness and fair treatment of all depositors. It rejects special privileges, explains profits must come from serving depositors, and commits to meeting legitimate competition without sacrificing sound banking principles. The bank seeks growth while maintaining stability and invites all depositors to open accounts.
Public notice from Citizens National Bank Corry PA dated for the federal savings program lists Jemi G Desmond Barlow as cashier and B L Wedt as view date with B Palmer as aust cashier.
In Union City a long time worker Mr Price faced ruin after his barn burned Friday afternoon. The blaze, started by a boy playing with matches, consumed cows, tools, and farming gear, forcing the lad to flee a distance and the mother to fear for her son. Price aims to restore the farm despite loss.
A local furniture company plans to increase capital to 500000 and build a large new factory behind its current premises on East Washington Street. The project includes hiring more skilled metal workers and expanding the plant to accommodate growth. Key financier Ushkaw of New York will oversee arrangements, with completion expected by week’s end.
The Grove Cemetery Association has no current mausoleum proposals. A Pennsylvania firm seeks to erect a structure in the North Corry burial ground this coming summer. The option with an Alloona concern may have lapsed and Pennsylvanian interests seek immediate business, inviting Corry directors to inspect the site at the company’s expense.
Harrisburg March 17 progressive lawmakers push for a convention to revise Pennsylvania’s constitution proposing abolition of the Senate and a unicameral legislature. The measure passed the House by a substantial margin and heads to the Senate this week. Women’s suffrage moves to demand Senate action with a public hearing set by the Judiciary General Committee and Dr Anna Howard Shaw slated to speak.
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