31 May 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented note discusses bank strength with phrases on cash reserves and quick assets. It emphasizes experienced management and prudent, progressive conservatism. The text invites consideration of these mental models as core to strength.
John M. Andrews walks free after a jury finds him not guilty of murder in the Amann case at Erie County Court. The verdict sparked a four hour wait and a courtroom demonstration as Andrews thanked jurors and family amid a court-room surge.
Corry High School beat Warren in both games. The morning 12 to 0 win drew a sparse crowd due to bad weather, while the afternoon contest attracted more spectators as Corry showed stronger play. William Myers officiated as umpire in the second game.
Indianapolis May 1 Jacobs Dawson won a record setting 500 mini race driving National entry No. 8. He led Ralph DePalma after 40 miles but DePalma retired with 10 miles left. Dawson finished in 6:22.708 at an average 78.0 mph breaking several road speed records.
Memorial Day began chilly but crowds gathered for a parade through the city. The program included Gen Order No 11 readings, addresses by Post Commander and Rev. N J McIntyre, and roll of honor. The day ended with decorations at cemeteries, with Boy Scouts, Women’s Relief Corps, and GA R participants and thanks from organizers.
Corry boy Hurricon Keppel won at a meet between Tams Town High School and O. M. 1, with Keppel taking multiple events including the 440 yard dash and sharing top honors among participants.
An advertisement touts Zemo for pimples and skin eruptions claiming fast results. It markets a ready solution by a St Louis company sold by druggists, with a large bottle priced at one dollar and a smaller bottle for two shillings.
Dancing night at the Race Track features Trimble's popular dance with music and fun. The event runs 7 to 8 40 with a cool price and trolley-line access promising a good time and orderly evening for all. Don't miss it.
The notice lists plant names such as Tomato and Pepper varieties along with Salvia and Petunias, followed by the name Viner W. D. Rows and an address at 481 Wayne St.
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