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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
2
Citizens urge action on vandalism and litter as part of Clean-Up Day. Proposals include more waste receptacles, stricter enforcement of ordinances, moral suasion, and penalties. Calls to raze dilapidated buildings and remove eyesores in industrial areas to encourage property upkeep.
The annual meeting of members of the association will be held at 4 p.m. Monday May 13 in Corry Pennsylvania. Mr C I Alexander will be present and an election of Directors for the company will be conducted. Other matters and reports will be presented. Attendance urged.
Police chief W. Btorona warns automobile owners that they risk penalties for debts tied to their vehicles. Authorities urge compliance and caution against scams as they enforce rules.
Erie Pa May 8 A new suit by Sheriff Harry W Moomy seeks a judicial ruling on county liability for deputy services. The claim lists 16 95 for deputy fees plus 185 for a deputy near West Springfield, 6000 for two deputies after a railroad hold up, and 4 for deputy services in criminal court. The sheriff says he will not supply deputies without payment.
Hue Pa May 3 Joe Gordon sealer of weights and measures made his first arrest yesterday. Adam Pinskinall found his weights short and was arrested before Alderman Hayes after the plaintiff Clemency request. Jacob Heinlein bought fifty bushels of potatoes from Pinskinall and found thirty nine and a half bushels when delivered at the Central market.
Oscar Jonson began duty today as a regular clerk at the Corry post office. The department added an extra man after Paul Weber relinquished his claim to enter carrier service, relieving pressure on the office staff.
A testimonial style advertisement from Babbitt & Son Drug Stores of Corry Pa touts Vinol as a remedy to strengthen weak blood and improve health. A well dressed Altoona man endorses Vinol and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
In Warren on May 2 plans emerge for an ambitious Independence Day event. A parade, aquatic party, public speeches, and a large feast are proposed with a nighttime pyrotechnic display. Merchants and the Chamber of Commerce are hoped to fund the celebration to ensure a successful community observance.
May 2 report shows the State Hospital for the Insane at North Warren at capacity with no beds for additional patients. County commissioners at Athensburg were turned away when seeking new admissions, awaiting new discharges or additional facilities to meet demand.
Jamestown and neighboring Chautauqua county anglers hit streams on the season opener May 1. Many reported fair catches with ten to twelve fish carried home, while clear skies and crowds limited success.
Harrisburg Governor Toner paid a $13.25 fine and costs in Reading for alleged speeding last Monday. He stated he had no knowledge of driving faster than usual and offered to cover the amount himself rather than dispute the charge.
Fidith Goodspeed a 21 year old woman was arrested in Jumontown on a charge of fraudulently obtaining $108 from the Swedish American bank. She waived examination in police court and was held on $200 bond awaiting grand jury action.
Prandin May 1 announc ed the celebrated cow case settled with defendants H G Cotton Claroive Cotton and GR Edeburn agreeing to pay 2980 to cow owners. The case to be nolle pressed in May. Knauf involved in same trans action may be tried if no settlement. Cows valued at 2500. Commonwealth counsel was L A Sayers and Broens Broene.
An old advertisement promotes Thompson's Baroama as a safe vegetable remedy to protect kidneys from disease. It claims quick relief from kidney issues and offers a money back guarantee with doses every three months and related products like Dandelion and Mandrake pills. It attributes cures for backache and urinary problems to Ames & Co and other sellers.
An early textile shop offers custom made clothing for men and boys with guaranteed fit. A. F. Mewsenger & Son invites customers to call and visit for tailored garments and fitting.
On Monday May 6 the meeting of State Polles will elect officers and delegates to the State Convention by order of Captain.
A fragment notes that 12 AML 4 Ajax Building Way is not listed in PHONDS. The text provides no further details on the reason or implications.
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