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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1915
Page
5
Local society items list Mrs Mourton of Cleveland hosting in city, visitors from Jamontown and Pittsburgh, weddings and engagements, guests of Corry families, and correspondence about travel to California and Buffalo. Also notes funerals, church events, and municipal visitors amid a mix of brief city social updates.
The August school report issued by the superintendent notes total monthly investment of 1149 with an average attendance of 1079. There were 88 canen incidents, 16 corporal punishment cases across Concord Washington street and Fairview buildings, and Twenty-six parent and Board visits. Mra. Hattie Bonsleel sick leave. Miss Phe and Gertrude Coyle cover classes. graduation events begin May 24.
A Saturday telegram indicates the Pittsburgh Pirates will buy pitcher Hin from Warren for 260 dollars after a May 19 option, with Hill’s early spring tryout in Youngstown and a successful stint at Hot Springs. The deal completes a Warren Pirates arrangement to strengthen the Liter state team.
The cantata The Home Maiden will be performed by the Apole Jolub under Miss Alnthon Fuller tonight. The program includes solos quartets and choruses with 24 Indians and 15 gentlemen in the cast, Marguarite Sharpe and Dorothy Waller assisting as accompanists.
A brief listing notes Mile No. and Ray with Pearl White and Arnold Daly in a program featuring two acts including The Spirit of the Violin a two act drama and another piece.
Corry Grange No. 66 held a Saturday session in their new hall. The meeting featured third and fourth degree conferrals for new candidates, a toast to the new Master by Mrs. G. O. Alam, and discussion of the Little Chick question led by the women. Attendance was large with visitors Mr and Mrs. Bellnap and Mr and Mrs. Hartley present, and a children’s May will be observed.
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