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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed by Diwiay Advertthing with local notices and a weekly rate. The notice mentions deadlines at five o clock and a weather update forecasting Monday and Tuesday showers with a moderate southerly wind.
The funeral for Mrs. Terry was conducted this afternoon at two from the family home on Fourth Avenue with Rev. P. P. Delancey of Meadville officiating. A quartet from Capital Church led by Miss Grave Rhodes sang. Pallbearers included B. B. McDaniel and F. S. Terry among others. Remains interred at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDonnell and Mrs. Frank Terry’s daughter Adda from Connecticut, Mrs. H. C. Marks of New Providence Town, and others from Harbor Creek and North Hastings. The casket was enveloped in a pink bouquet with family insignia, and tributes from alumni and school officials accompanied the service.
Celoron announced the season opening on May 28 with Victor's Band to perform daily concerts at the Celoron Theater. Crews continue repairs and scenery work including electrical and stage equipment as preparation proceeds ahead of opening events.
W W Frantclin celebrated his eighty fifth birthday Sunday and enjoys good health. He visited the Journal this morning to thank friends for letters and flowers. Meg Pranietin is noted as a valued citizen of Corri and the Journal offers congratulations on its anniversary.
A letter to the Kane police suggests Karl Adane, also called Kane Jad, is being held prisoner in Aurora. Authorities suspect the boy was abducted by unknown parties and discharged by a fire department source, though details are unclear.
Eugene Tallman was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of John May near his farm on November 30 1909. The jury reached the verdict after judges guidance on disputed points and a brief court exchange. Sentencing was not expected today, with an appeal anticipated over exceptions raised by defense counsel M Levant Davis.
The Anti Saloon League launches a major state effort to curb liquor influence in Pennsylvania. Seaborn Wright, a famed temperance advocate, addressed a large union gathering in a Methodist church, criticizing saloon power and urging reform. He travels to Ridgway and the Western counties, outlining a broad statewide campaign.
A Corry resident A A Nichols testifies that Downs Kidney Pills provide prompt relief from kidney related pain and burdens. The ad urges kidney sufferers to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents for the Labor States and warns against other brands.
A stranger visiting Townes town of New York formed a suspicious organization promising jobs at 2000 dollars a day on private grounds. Residents were drawn in, with nine fallen for a total of 10450 dollars before the fraud was halted as he departed town with the funds.
We express deep gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our father Mr G B Wiles and Mr and Mrs G B Wiles as Minute Capwett.
New business launches as D L Dumond proprietor at No 14 Fleet Avenue. Market titled New Fish Market promises steady supply for Hes Hist of all kins. Delivery service noted with emphasis on local trade and customer convenience.
An old newspaper classified style notice promotes Lynn Knepp as an honest painter and interior decorator offering materials and woodwork. It provides contact at 611 N Firet Avante, Bellehoon, with a questionable price note 164K and the initials Imi.
Memorial Day observed with Post 7 GALTe appointing a committee to arrange proper ceremonies. All organizations, officials, schools, military, firemen urged to attend. Afternoon event begins at the Armory at 1:90 o'clock with a procession to the march, an address by Prof. L A Monroe of Columbus, and a flowers drive to the Armory morning collection urged.
A new flower stand opens in the waiting room offering choice plants and cut flowers for Memorial Day. Orders may be left for all kinds of flowers and plants, managed by Mrs. M. Caldwell.
Store ad announces Very Best Four Ply Linen Dollars at 10c and a one dollar shirt at 5c. Includes coat or shirt line and wholesale pricing. Customer urged to call and see the full assortment at A. F. Mensengera store.
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