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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
2
The postmaster of Corry will retire after sixteen years of service. He led a busy office with two clerks, four city carriers, and an annual payroll around 19 054 dollars.
In his first year the Corry post office shows growth with twenty regular employees, five hour shifts, and daily operations expanding. Captain Adetiny’s influence and the mutual pride of the city accompany the elevated status of the office as public support grows.
Advice emphasizes fresh air sunshine and nutrition to resist consumption noting three minutes per death in the U S. It promotes Scott's Ruralton as a strengthening medicine free from alcohol and additives to fortify blood and health for those indoors or easily fatigued.
Negotiations concluded yesterday with Chamberlain moving from Randolph Rochester as the deal reached terms and final arrangements were settled.
The Silver Lake Hotel Company led by Colonel James Dunn sells a three story property with sixteen acres, two cottages, and docks to the Chamberlain Military Institute of Randolph New York for relocation on April 5 after Easter. The Randolph school buildings were destroyed by fire prompting the move and a drop in enrollment of 14, 36 students with several instructors.
Donald Burns, missing since Friday afternoon from Sames Lown, was traced as far as the waiting room in Lakewood. Mrs Mildred Hetwon reported seeing him near the Lakewood car at 7:45, and Charles Haber confirmed he was on the rear platform with manager Charlwn Woortin and Mr Kuber indicating Burns rode toward Lakewood before vanishing. The conductor could not recall the traction car ride’s passengers for that day.
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