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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
5
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A stream of names marks a busy day with Henry Rusliak and many others from Columbus Jamestown Pittfield Warren Rochester and Buffalo among those passing through Corry. Travelers attend meetings visits and short sojourns as residents move about town for business, hunting, or to visit relatives.
The Arnold Millinery Shop announces a great reduction sale of millinery items including flowers and feathers. Prices slashed to clear stock at reduced rates, with specials on velvet hats and shapings. Sale runs for several days to offer ladies in Cory and surrounding vicinity a seasonal bargain.
Towne Olivers spend the day in Erie on business. Mr P M McMahon 4% spending. Peake visits in Meadville today. Morgan of Glyndon in the city. Jamon Grimith of Spartanburg visits town with friends Mrs Hol and family. Miss A Hitchcock of Tyson City visiting relatives. Wearever fountain syringes advertised at Lindaley's Drug Store. Shieldy hosted parents then returned to Warren. W A Loveland returns home from New York City after travel.
An out of control Bessemer locomotive No. 211 ran away Tuesday afternoon in Meadville. Engineer Miller had just dismounted, leaving the engine to be moved by a hostler. The engine gathered speed, past Pine Street, struck a line of three cars, toppled a bumper, and wrecked the flat car, caboose, and wreckage across the street. Several onlookers chased it but it continued toward Mead Avenue, threatening further damage until it finally derailed.
He will practice in Erie City beginning at Peach and Ninth Street. Dr Jackson, a 49 year old University of Michigan alumnus, served as Assistant Surgeon in charge of ENT at a city hospital. He plans to join Dr. J. O. Jackson in the Barlow Building, with weekly visits to Corry.
William Livingstone, president of the Lake Carriers Association, testified before the International Joint Waterways Commission in Detroit that Lake Erie is more polluted than the other great lakes. He noted steamship discharge contributes little to pollution and urged sterilization on vessels only after US and Canadian authorities approve practical setups.
A three act drama at Amused Tonight blends colonial days with present tensions. The photographic centerpiece showcases the era’s Hokionens and indinero themes through a staged, interwoven narrative.
After several delays yesterday in four Erle Hurlburt and Hiten-Lock cases from the city that drew interest, Melvin Hitchcock the defendant withdrew the cases and the costs, which were substantial, were assigned. A large number of witnesses were taken to the city.
About sixty members attended the Knights of Pythias gathering last evening in the Judge rooms with a regular business meeting followed by an excellent supper. A social session with pool and billiards entertained many while others sought varied amusements. Miss Sma Hurd, visiting Warren, was among those enjoying the event, and Mr We Shields’ fame spurred a local return home.
In Cincinnati on Sunday Rev CW Blodgett urged rules to curb desertion in divorce cases. He proposed a pre marriage oath to stay at home, and warned against busybodies and fleeing spouses. A separate report notes Chilean conflict and a court martial tied to espionage ending with execution in London.
Yesterday a man named Tubbs was arrested in the Second Ward after a warrant led to Frank Tubbs of Lindsey Hollow. He settled the delinquent tax account and was released. Other minor accounts were briefly pursued but not yet settled.
AmuseU Theater presents Blood Will Test a colonial era drama interwoven with present day. A photographic masterpiece featuring Francis X. Bushman in three sets accompanies Mum's fickleness and a woman's indiscretion. Private Dennis Hogan and Darvin Kare appear in Vitagraph and Biograph reels with a burlesque finale The Would Bandits. Adults 10c8 children 5c.
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