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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
8
An old advertisement describes Warner rust proof corsets with security rubber button hose supporters to keep the garment in place without strain. It notes multiple supporters may be needed for perfect fitting and invites readers to choose a Warner corset to fit their figure, plus Ferris corset waists for women and children.
Warren Pa March 25 License Court convened at 10 o clock with Judge Hinckley and associates. Samuel W Kerr sought a hotel license for the Savoy at Culver street and Penak Ave with 84 voter signatures and letters of support from Titusville officials. Fred W Sonne asked for a Sheffield wholesale center license. All except Kerr and Sonne were granted. bonds approved. Kerr and Sonne licenses denied.
Kane Pennsylvania March 25 John Duchess ten years old with parents Mr and Mrs Job Duchess of 480 Biddle Street sustained a fracture to his left arm after sliding down a ladder from a B&O railroad water tank near Biddle Street. He fell and suffered multiple fractures. He was carried home and medical staff were summoned.
The Warren Times editor, A. S. B. Walker, sues the Oil City Blizzard for 5000 dollars over a humorous column item first printed in the Warren Mirror last October. Blizzard staff defend the suit, noting the piece was not intended to harm and calling the action questionable and unwise.
Union City Enterprise reports no trace of missing man Mr. Haery Phelps. Family fear remains high as Burgess Hatch posted notices near town. Residents search creeks and alleys, hoping for news, while authorities and relatives urge calm amid reports of distress and possible danger.
The Stratton Players debuted at the Library Theatre with Rex Honch's The Barrier, drawing a good audience despite other city entertainments. Tonight they perform Di Gh Beverly of Graystark, promising another strong showing, with Sully's Matchmaker scheduled tomorrow. The troupe offers popular prices and strong performances, signaling a fruitful engagement in Stratton.
George McDonald a mural Malt Carrier on Route 40 out of Corry faced three feet of water near the tannery and could not deliver mail this morning returning to town. Other mail carriers also turned back with portions of mail undelivered due to high water.
The Stratton Players present an insumptuous production of late Broadway shows with matinee and evening prices. Mon features include The Barrier Beverly of Graystack Dr Jakyll and Mr Hyde The Girl From Nowhere and The Matchmaker among a list of titles.
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