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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
3
Local column reports the death of Mrs. Taha Dirham St Willet Kan say and Mrs. Armstrong with funeral details. mentions Durham advertising, theater alteration night, and estate transfers via Patterson Agency. Also notes a misprint correction about a silo sale and local business ads including Durhams and Walker slogans.
Jamestown law officers arrest most of the listed union workers in connection with vandalism at Jamestown Street Railway and Chautauqua Traction. Writs charged cutting soles and depredations on the Lakwood line. others blamed for rope throwing causing a wire short and damage at the Stow power plant.
I W Oldk changes plan to erect a brick residence on Hrogerick street. He bought the Olmstead lot behind his site and will move the frame house onto a large lot. An inspection showed brick veneer on the old dwelling impractical, prompting pursuit of a new home in the Second ward this season.
Mrs Mary Humason, wife of Ray G Humason, longtime resident of Carty, N J, died Thursday May 1 from heart enlargement. She was 82 and survived by her husband and four married daughters. Interment will be Forest Lawn Buffalo on Sunday. She was active in church work and the family once ran Howard's tannery.
The Corry City League By-Laws Committee will meet at 7 45 p m tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss rules and procedures. Earlier notices urged readers to visit Durham’s store for Kodak items though the shop remains closed on Sundays.
Paul B Hepler and H J Krimmel distributed fifteen cans containing 150000 pike perch fry along French creek between here and Sugarcreek. Datel was placed in Echols eddy and Patches run eddy with others at the fourth trestle Burretts flats and where Sugar creek meets French creek. Hepler and Krimmel represented the Franklin Sportsmen in this work.
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