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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1916
Page
2
Public notice from the Mary Marshall Fire Marshal urges property owners to inspect premises and remove hazards to prevent fires. The message stresses community action, abstention from neglect, and immediate staff cooperation to protect lives and property across neighborhoods.
An incomplete note references a Palmior statement about the primary election in Tupelo and the year 4 January in relation to the Democratic State Organization. The text is fragmentary but indicates a historic party process.
In Saratoga a group of bishops was elected on a multi ballot process. The final count gave 614 votes, with the winner securing five more than the required. The lengthy election spanned several days and included multiple ballots before the selection of Dr. Hamilton and others.
Advertisement touts San Cura Ointment with a money back guarantee from Thon Downey and N. F. Ames and Co. It claims rapid healing of sores, fever rashes, burns, ulcers, and various skin troubles. Also promotes San Cura soap and lists Thompson Medical Co. in Titusville, Pennsylvania.
Secretary Daniels urged national oil conservation to support U S Navy warships. A Senate committee discussed limiting oil use and preparing a compromise bill as officials warned against wasting fuel. Delegation from California traveled to Washington to press for action amid wartime needs.
The home paper extols Corry residents after a visit by Mr and Mrs Brooker to New York City. Mr Brooker attended a reception and spoke of neighbors and church women work. The event featured a formal reception, a Maypole style dance, and a lively social gathering with members of the Yurflald chapter.
Abou twenty years ago hints of coal in Lock Haven area arose with owner Kyler Tawton planning a new plant. Recent prospecting near Rosette and Mand in the vicinity indicates rich coal and clay deposits with several vein strikes, propelling Kyler to form a company and build a Deloke plant to ship refined product. a clerk position is also advertised by the Board of Commerce.
Mayville reports adjusted fire losses following a blaze that destroyed the Granger Block and other properties. Stores including Guet, Johnaoi, and Proapority Store have sold out. Mayville Drug Company begins rebuilding while Lalor shop reopens after repairs.
Mayville residents report a fire on Morris Street early this morning destroying the rear section of Arthur Justin's home. Fire crews arrived at about 8 0 clock and battled the blaze, uncovering the damage and beginning investigations into the cause.
An unclear OCR passage notes a house event with mentions of a fire alarm, a fire company, and prompt response. It references a chimney and destruction of some items by the blaze, with scattered names and places difficult to identify.
A terse public notice directs calls about junk and related items to the Holl telephone. The text includes a contact line listing G. G. Wastman and an address on Columbine Avenue.
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