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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
2
The Pollsville Republican notes Mother's Day should be observed with quiet church services and white carnation wear, not staged power displays or public promotions. It criticizes pomp and rumors of public spectacle, urging devotion and simple tribute as the day approaches.
Residents reported a large turnout for a recent cleanup drive with volunteers collecting debris and transforming streets. Local officials noted ongoing efforts to clear stubborn piles while promising continued community action and support for future cleanups.
Funeral services for Mrs Beattie wife of W H Beatty were held yesterday after noon at the Baytixt church with Rev Wallace officiating. A choir and pallbearers including W T Pawson and W H Mitty assisted. Remains laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery amid sympathy from relatives and friends including Mrs Dodge of Dewitiville and Mrs Beattie of Jamestown.
A garbled notice hints at a Saturday fish sale with low prices on pike trout and other freshwater varieties. The fragment mentions barges, fins, mullet and Canada import notes, but exact details are unreadable.
Sugar cured bavan advertised at Wilcox Market at 4240 per pound. The listing notes a limited atrip only.
Corry fans organize to form a citywide baseball team with Craker as catcher and Severn as organizer. Esteemed local players and sponsors are urged to attend a Sunday 3 PM meeting to select a field, arrange first class pitchers, and pursue a regular schedule with occasional afternoon games and a spray hall.
Oil City May 19 A theft at the Imperial Hotel yielded jewelry and other items valued around six dollars hidden on the roof coping. The property belonged to William Condit of a Sevom Street machine shop. Detectives recovered the items and traced them to the suspect, with one witness noting the theft occurred during renovations. The investigation continues.
Reward offered for information on the whereabouts of John Tolan of far HH who has been missing for some time. Anyone who knows anything please notify the information line at Garry's Par 1 restaurant.
Harrisburg reports Governor Tener signs the new school code as lawmakers pass bills reorganizing state departments and funding. A senate measure proposes $40,000 to compensate sculptor George Gray Barnard for excess costs while lingering questions about total statue expenditures arise. House approves hospital and survey funding, with various local projects moving forward amid adjournment.
Dentists hear papers at a meeting with discussions on dental practices and recent research. Attendees include practitioners and researchers presenting findings on patient care, techniques, and industry updates.
We express sincere appreciation for the acts of kindness and sympathy extended during our time of illness and hardship. Your thoughtful gestures and words helped ease our burden and are deeply valued by our family.
A group of Union City Elks will travel in Richard son s seven passenger touring car to Corry this evening to attend a lodge meeting and witness a ceremony.
Saturday specials at Knight's Tea Store feature stamps, cleaning powders, baking soda, and cleaning products. One week offers include discounts on olive oil, lighters, tea, coffee, and household staples. Several items show pricing and bundle options, emphasizing value and range for shoppers.
Reports indicate discussion of calling an extra session by the governor as Attorney General questions arise over the legality and scope of potential measures. The governor reportedly told aides he would not commit to convening unless a clear plan gains executive support and public import remains high.
Auto owners of Union City organize an automobile parade for Decoration Day to honor departed soldiers at local cemeteries. With many veterans too frail to walk, the event aims to recreate the pageantry of town war remembrance and garland graves with flowers.
Moonlight trolley run hosts Echolton's Apt Friday night with Lore and Hin gerty's orchestra. Admission costs about 60 cents. O. T. Trimble is manager.
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