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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1913

Page

6

Pelhams Star in Parish Play at Library Theatre

The Pelhams with Miss Mabel Pelham perform tonight at the Library Theatre in Royalty Plays. Parish P BIEST is offered at popular prices 10c 20c 80c.

Pelhams Mabel Pelham

Local residents travel for business and visits span several cities

Roy Patterson and Wesley Howard journeyed to Erie and Warren on business while 4 Charles Couch and George Bosworth left for Erie and a nesatera trip. Lee Smith spent a day in Meadville on business. Mrs N W Hulla rests with a burned foot. Wilbur Jones visited Warren before heading to New Castle. Miss Javoby from Bartlesville returned home after visiting Mrs Alice Timer in Corry. Mrs J B Brown left for Brooklyn to attend a niece's wedding today. James Crown and G P Northrop noted on trips to Erie. Jack Hastings and others confined by illness or visiting friends in nearby towns. Mrs James Shields to Cleveland. Frank Howard from Sherman. Will Jordan in Titusville and Oil City. A M Howard in McKean county. Zoe Wilcox to Warren. Nelson to Bear Lake for funeral duties. Mrs Ethel Black and R F Livermore noted with visits. Emma Lockwood returns from Jamestown. Youngstown visitors with Emmet Price on North Center street.

Roy Patterson Erie Wesley Howard Warren Charles Couch George Bosworth Lee Smith Meadville N. W. Hulla East Main Street Wilbur Jones New Castle Miss Javoby Bartlesville Oklo Bee Alice Timer N. Center Street J. B. Brown Weat Church Brooklyn N. Y J.C. Wilson Mr. Hauek L. J. Everett Union City G. P. Northrop James Crown Jack Hastings Second Ave James Shields Cleveland Frank Howard Sherma Will Jordan Titusville Oil City A.M. Howard McKean County B. Porter Zoe Wilcox G. P Nelson Bear Lake McAllister Ethel Black Sharon R. F. Livermore Barberton Ohio Frank Livermore Emma Lockwood Hamlin Jamestown Matie Smith Little Daughter Youngstown Emmet Price North Center Street

City visitors from Higin Union City and Elgin

Pat McGrath of Higin and Spencer Myer of Union City were in the city for brief business today. D. M. Alford arrived back this afternoon from Erie on a business trip. Mrs. Palmer of Elgin returned home after visiting relatives in the city.

Pat McGrath Higin City D. M. Alford Erie Spencer Myer Union City Mrs. Palmer Elgin

Stabbing defendant in Gettysburg case given suspended sentence

William Byrd Henry of Philadelphia pleaded guilty to stabbing nine people during Gettysburg fiftieth anniversary events. The Adams county court suspended his sentence, citing temporary mental aberration, with costs as only penalty. Henry’s letters from governors and officials supported clemency. He faces civil settlements resolved out of court. His father is Major RR Henry of Tazewell VA.

Gettysburg Adams County William Byrd Henry Philadelphia Henry Biot Mann Virginia Hatfield West Virginia Swanson Tyler Montague Stewart Williams William Hargest Atorney Pennsylvania Tener Senterica Stabbell Fwope Major Tazewell Soda

Austrian Determined to Die at Pennsylvania RR Station

Titusville reports Ernest Bold, a ticket agent, found a man hanged by his collar in the station closet. The unnamed Austrian, 40, identified as Jack Leakin, revived, then tried to strangle himself with the suspender before police and doctors intervened. He says he wants to die. Leakin worked on PRR construction near the city.

Titusville Ernest J Jack Leakin Austria Leakin PRR Thin City

Cascarets Box Promotes Gentle Bowel Health for All Ages

An old fashioned patent medicine ad urges readers to buy Cascarets, claiming a natural aid for constipation. It argues aging weak bowels require regular support and that Cascarets is a safe nightly tonic costing 10 cents per box at any drugstore. It compares bowels to muscles and suggests youth can be more erratic.

Storm's Toll Was Great on Great Lakes Shipping

Detroit Detroit area reports property damage running into millions from a fierce gale and blizzard that struck the Great Lakes region. Wind speeds reached 66 mph on the Detroit and St Clair rivers and up to 76 mph on parts of Lakes Huron and Superior, with extensive impact on shipping interests. In Cumberland Maryland snow blanketed the mountains to depths of two feet as the Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials confronted a grave situation.

Detroit Great Lakes St. Clair Huron Superior Cumberland Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

The Pelhamus in The Parish Priest at Library Tonight

The Pelhamus open their engagement with a strong showing in The Penalty Mina Mabel Poltan as the wife excelled in a tough role. Tonight the company performs Dan Sully s The Parish Priest.

Pelhamus Mina Mabel Poltan Dan Sully

Fragmentary Albany Report Skews Toward Early Session Action

An incoherent OCR fragment references Albany and Democratic party maneuvering over a proposed tax or constitutional measure. Mentions signatures, a governor, and a December 8 date, with unclear names and actors. The text hints at legislative timing and procedural steps but remains unreadable.

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D. B. Brand Coffee The Ladies Furnishing Co Amusel Theater Shamburg Ray George Caleb Moor the Baptist Church Pedro Hart Schaffner Marx J. S. Rogers N. Center St Albany Democratic Comber Glynn Senate Torney Ton
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