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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1911
Page
2
Pittsburg Gazette Times notes Mollie Make Believe by Weam or Hallowell as a captivating new volume, praised for rivaling The Lady of the Decoration in popularity. The blurb hints at witty social observation and enduring charm from the author.
Franklin records show Friday reached 92 degrees at 1 PM, the town’s hottest day in five years. The reading marked the peak of a heat spike noted by the Franklin Weather Bureau station, with a late afternoon drop to 88 as a storm approached.
Patriot ic exercises will be held by the schools in observance of Memorial Day at Concord Se roy Farview School Washington Street School Fitch High School and East Main Street Helio with events scheduled May 20th The Woman's Relief Corps and city officials invite attendance Patriotic Instructor G A Wight Post 70 coordinator notes events Thursday Friday and Monday near time slots
Funeral services for Mr Farrell were held at St Thomas Church this morning with pallbearers Chay Lynch James Breon J P Blair Re H Lienline Mr Buckley and Mr O Day. Burial followed at St Elizabeths cemetery amid many floral remembrances from relatives and friends. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs English of Duryea Pa Mrs Ed Dailey and Miss Jennie Dailey of McAdoo Pa Walter Dailey of Pittsburgh and Mrs Jennie McGeehay of Grandview Pa.
Fragmentary OCR text describes lobster handling during beer cooking and ice storage. It references exertions to avoid certain procedures, mentions tail release, curling, and potential missteps impacting the lobster’s state. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks clear events or dates.
News reaches Jamestown that Louis Heineman a famed wine and liquor dealer suffered a stroke in Zanesville Ohio, was in critical condition then rallied with fair prospects. Heineman, born in Gallipolis and about 61, runs 12 East Third Street shop and organized Union City Chair Co. He is a jovial leader at Jamestown Lodge of Elks and widely known in the community.
A minor fire at the Waclark Titanite plant sparked gossip about potential disaster but caused no damage. Officials insisted Titanite grades are slow burning and non explosive except via special cups. Underwriters and the plant note their safety and ongoing expansion, with new shipments to Greater New York now authorized.
A Saturday game at the Fair Grounds pitted Kurts Brass Bed Co. against Climax shops. Kurts pitcher Jon Sullivan struck out fifteen locomotive workers and backed by catcher Walter Kinley, led a strong battery. Kurts scored 16 while Climax managed only a single run. More games planned weekly between different shop teams. good tenants sought in Journal Want Page.
Brie May 22 A preliminary injunction was granted by Judge Watling in the Lambing estate dispute. The case, Frank A. Billey executor versus Corry Printing and Publishing Company and M J Wood, seeks to halt transfer of property, appoint a receiver, and dissolve the partnership over alleged mismanagement and fraudulent transfers. Bond set at 1500 dollars with hearing in 18 days.
An extended portrait in Pittsburg Dispatch traces the life of Intion M Place born December 13 1850 in Canadaden Alleghany County N Y His family moved to Corry Pa when he was 11 shaping his ascent from a poor boy to a leading newspaper figure The piece highlights Corrys rise from a rough boom town to a modern center as Place and contemporaries navigated the oil regions and local politics amid a changing era
M. B. Bartholomew, a longtime Erie railroad passenger conductor, wears a gold braid sleeve insignia marking 42 years of service. He began as a water boy during construction in 1867 on the Atlantic and Great Western line, and has since run passenger trains across the road for decades, widely known to residents of the Erie region.
Waterford gains a new financial institution the Hasworth National Bank succeeding the W Easworth Private Bank. Capital stock of four thousand dollars with a fifty thousand guarantee funds aims to open soon with about forty stockholders from Waterford and nearby areas. The old bank’s business will be taken over and the new bank projects large and profitable operations.
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