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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
2
The James Town Post reports Theodora Roosevelt Winley noting Wilson’s attitude toward the tariff questions is clearer than Roosevelt’s. She discusses limits on presidential terms and claims she will not seek another nomination, reflecting views on governance and political norms.
A nighttime incident on Fourth Avenue near Congregational church involving a figure known as Jack the Hugger. A woman and children retreated indoors as a masked assailant fled after a disturbance at Mrs. C. H. Brack’s home area. Police alerted as darkness hindered identification.
A Democratic club gathered with modest turnout and notable interest. John B. Brooks spoke briefly, praising prospects for Wilson, Marshall, and Turner W. Shacklett in Congress. The group planned to receive election returns Tuesday night and considered funding a dedicated wire for in-room coverage. Members and supporters were urged to contribute to the wire fund.
The N I T Club hosted a Hallowe en party at P Hall last night despite bad weather. Sixty couples danced until 3 am with Wintherty s orchestra playing and sherbet served by local young ladies. Out of town guests attended as autumnal decorations of autumn leaves Japanese umbrellas and lanterns created a festive scene.
A collection of praise for Ian Robertson's portrayal of roles in the Stranger and Wanderer. Critics laud his powerful performance, personality, and noble, dignified portrayal. Commentary compares him to his brother and notes the company’s careful, polished staging and enthusiastic reception.
The Salvation Army in Corry appeals for funds to pay the debt on their building and honor General William Booth’s memory. Captain Ainith, ministering three years, led efforts and now urges a local drive. A Traction Building block circle will host a box for one dollar and up donations, with others accepted.
The Bradford Deep Well reached 4187 feet with drilling through solid formation. Oil shows were reported from a 20 foot sand last week and experts expect a paying production if the well is shot at this depth. Local interest grows as the potential profitable strike is anticipated.
Frank Auer, a former Corry resident, has been promoted to a fine position in the Superintendent's office of the 15th division of the Railway Mail Service with headquarters at Pittsburgh. The promotion acknowledges two years of faithful service on the route between Corry and Pittsburgh, with local and wider congratulations pouring in.
Mrs Euggie Amidon of 1 South Street entertained yesterday at a one o’clock luncheon followed by cards. The decorations were elaborate with glass candle sticks and yellow and blade accents, creating a refined setting. The pleasant luncheon and ensuing games made the event one of the season’s most agreeable social functions.
A compiled list of church services and announcements with times for morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, special meetings, and midweek activities across numerous denominations including Christian Stesson, Second Baptist, First Presbyterian, United Brethren, Methodist, Christian Science, Salvation Army, and St. La Salle churches. Notable items include Evangelistic meetings, prayer hours, youth programs, and rector led services detailed for each church.
An elderly Civil War veteran, 75, named Sexton of Goshen road between Bear Lake and Jamestown, was struck by a westbound Bele freight train near Columbus about 10:30 last night. He was taken to Corry hospital by freight no. 17. Dr. John Wibler treated a forehead wound and a facial injury. The man, who has poor eyesight, claimed he was carving an umbrella when he fell after being whirled and dropped into a bank. He wandered from his home and was found by local residents later that evening.
A mutolate party from Corry, with A. D. Colagrous editor of the Cony Hyoning Journal, O. B. Wingate and R. H. Brown, traveled through Warren, Radford, Coudersport, Willamport, and Harribung to York on their way to Daytona Florida. They left Corry last night and planned to reach Washington tonight.
An advertising fragment touts John W. Vogels and Jon W. Voral as brightest and most advanced entertainers for a public showing. The note claims endless laughter and wholesome fun, urging attendance at the Sweet Potatoes and Oysters venue. Also promotes Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes and shipping oysters with home delivery from Baltimore based Home Supply Co.
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