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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
2
A damaged clipping contains a Civil War era prayer misquoted and cites political matters. It discusses a bill moving through the governor and Senate, a bicycle ordinance, local accidents, and remarks by Chairman Kincaid. The document mixes historical references with contemporary state politics and street incident notes.
The annual Moadyiila District convention will meet Thursday and Friday at the Corry M E Church. Opening Thursday evening features De Warner of Cambridge Springs. Friday includes news items, music, and readings. Mia Elle Ross from Godra, India, will speak Friday evening. All sessions are open to visitors and city missionary groups are invited.
Harriabirg May 12 A statewide push to build public support for better roads unfolds with Judy Young and others forming groups in every county. The State Highway Department urges cooperation from Board of Trade Commercial Clubs Chambers of Commerce churches schools superintendents and media to mobilize volunteers and secure broad backing for the Good Roads initiative on May 26.
May 11 Warren reports David Anderson drank sulphuric acid by mistake at N A Kiddy’s farm above North Warren. He collapsed, not under opiates, in agony. a red labelled container led to the mistaken intake. He was taken home by Dr. Cowden as friends speculate dizzy spells and misdirection caused the accident.
A compact dialect poem urges residents to show pride and civility. It emphasizes telling the truth, welcoming outsiders, and resisting insults, while urging neighborly help and honest conduct in town life. It mentions a grocer recommending Cord on Suit Goden and a future return for community support.
Sixty three licenses filed by Hoonse applicants were approved yesterday afternoon in Smethport by Judge Horton. No opposition appeared and all applicants received approval. Nine wholesale licenses and one brewery were among the grants.
A ruined transcript describes Lutuyette Moxeo, a seven year old, returning to Olean to marry a West Coast wife after leaving Wichita, Kansas. The tale involves a father, his estranged wife, mental distress, and a plan to remarry with three young stepchildren now grown and married.
A worn fragment describes Stim Her Laaband’s departure and remarriage, claiming a family of four children and a plan to support a wife with a claimed property transfer. It recalls his former upholstering shop and a folding clothes rack invention. Advertised letters list include Mrs. Mary Flamiing Nova J. Shoarer Caleb Bogue Elmer Baltes Johnson Colugrove Millions Golden Sin Coffey and others, dated May 12 1915.
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