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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1912
Page
2
Mount and Son report the concrete block creamery structure at Columbus is nearly finished with the roof to go on in days and a planned opening by April. The building, described as one of the finest in the area, is supervised by local architects and engineers with Arthur Fehlman directing construction.
Samuel Bayle is unopposed for the third district assembly seat after Daniel Hopkins withdrew his candidacy. Hopkins had filed papers on both the Democratic and Keystone tickets but withdrew before the deadline. The withdrawal will be filed with the county commissioners as part of official records.
Era Pa March 16 reports a streetcar crash at Eighth and Parade Streets, causing serious injuries to Mrs Weliner, widow of the late Mark Aorpe. She died early yesterday at Hamot Hospital, removing another of the citys oldest residents.
Funeral services for John A. Bradt were held at two o'clock from Mild Into Hole on Brackntreet and conducted by Reverend Slapard, Christian Sentinel of Warren, and George Thomas. Pallbearers included L. A Pond, Dr. Rowe, I. S. Croga, W. O. Powell, W. H. Dradt. The Pair Vow school janitor was closed after noon. burial followed at Ble Grove cemetery.
Local notice reports the death of John M. Greer, prominent Butler County attorney and former legal educator. He led the law firm and served as a jurist, with ties to the State Bar. Funeral plans and arrangements are expected to be announced by the family.
Maurice Costello headlines a stage night with costar Bunny and a selection of titles including The Girl He Left Behind and Toate Eres, presented at the venue amid lively reviews.
The State College wrestling team beat Pennsylvania in a tight dual meet at Weightman Hall. Weight classes featured competitive bouts with State wrestlers, including Wiehe and Krenehner, earning decisive wins while Penn’s Martin and Young fought hard but could not halt the State captain’s late-period throws.
John M. Andrews of Erie County, awaiting a second murder trial, was assaulted by a junk dealer connected to the Elks. The incident occurred as Andrews sought funds and legal help. guards restrict visitors and communications, while Andrews’ family ties are noted in the report.
Cornell students move to revive Dutch treat with a no tab buy your own drinks rule. A senior committee forms to implement the reform, aiming to end collective treating and align with a Michigan model. Fraternities and other groups back the plan, while bartenders express concerns.
In Wilkes-Barre a woman identified as Mrs. C. Teheker Wits or Whiternhurst died after allegedly taking headache powders at her cousin's home. Dr A G Doll treated her as she grew worse and collapsed. Friends suspect an overdose affected the heart, leading to her death.
Weather bureau bulletin predicts generally fair conditions with mild temperatures in the early week across the Eastern and Southern states. unsettled weather shifts to the Midwest and Northeast with a developing disturbance bringing rain or snow and thunderstorms in the South. Cooler air follows as northwest regions brace for colder weather by midweek.
A ceremonial reflection extols the greatest man as one who chooses the right with invincible resolve who resists temptations bears heavy burdens stays calm in storms and remains fearless under menace by relying on virtue and God through steadfast will.
The Maine was sunk in the Gulf of Mexico in a ceremonial sea burial after a marching procession in Havana. American and Cuban flags flew at half mast as a solemn mass honored 65 sailors. Beneath a naval escort the Maine joined the war resting place with ships forming a hollow square around the vessel.
A trackman found Warren resident Carlson under a freight train near the North Warren refinery just after 7 oclock. He was en route from Wilburne to Fatconer and had started crossing when the accident occurred. The coroner and undertaker were notified as authorities investigated the crush injuries and fatality.
Revival services at the United Brethren Church will continue this week with Mike Linhiris in charge. The notice requests prayers and help, noting prior progress and inviting attendance and support. A separate medical ad touts Fazl Ointment claiming piles cure in 6 to 14 days with a refund if ineffective.
George Gray 37 of 181 Main Street fell from a New York Central extra southbound near A tower in Allegany while returning to the train after the Olean to City journey. His mangled body was found beside the track and sent for burial.
Reports from the local office indicate river ice moving south of Irvington with ice breaking up unlikely to cause significant flooding. Observers note some spots showing movement but rail and county officials say danger of flood from spring breakup is now passed.
An engineer, Hillgrove Tunwng, earned payment for four months of service amid misrun days on the Valley Road between Pittsburg and Of OY. Reports cite a railroad schedule with the second engine of a double header bowling Buffalo night trains. A city report notes a 6:27 departure and arrival times, with daily duties spanning over eight hours.
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