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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1923
Page
2
An elderly man, injured and found near a woods road between Bradford and Kineta, battles exposure after a fall in frigid conditions. Relatives, including Barton and Kineta connections, rushed to his bedside as medical teams fought to stabilize him.
Readers gathered Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs C J Wake. Mrs Kay introduced Union City guest Mrs Hopkins who spoke about Alaska for fourteen years describing the country and people. The event included a brief meeting with Miss Ashton on Monday evening, November 12.
A historical notice notes an electrical incident where air filled a workshop, hindering operations. The event appears linked to a factory setting, with questions about the feasibility of continuing work after the accident and the extent of the damage.
Union Glen reports the purchase of the Cooper Hotel Building on Main Street by Mo Congden, who will manage renovations and improvements. The property is described as a well known traveler accommodation with a strong local reputation and plans to enhance services for visitors.
Harpy Ivor of North East visited Findley Lake on Thursday with Wakeley. J L Klinishrote owns a 20 acre tract north of town. Newton Dorman and wife visited Mrs Hannah Swyte and Mr Horice Kinyon. Mrs Prank Davis fell and injured her shin, wringing a local mishap.
Worcester Mass woman Delia Hickey reports severe weakness and near inability to stand then credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with notable improvement after one week. She plans to donate her testimonial to help others and requests the company’s free health book.
On Saturday evening Rev. T. G. Findley officiated a final wax service at West Mina. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Tf Swanson and Mr. and Mrs Rolla Neck, Mir, and trei John Janos of French Creel. The gathering followed a ceremony granting permission or formality given by the TO.
Mr and Mrs O J Haskell and Francis Wat were Erie shoppers Monday. Mr and Mrs D Phall and Mrge T Jo Best and Mise Winnistadt Beal of North Battle were in town Sunday evening to attend the Halloween party hosted by the IOO1.
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