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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
2
A Presbyterian church production titled The Talk of the Town will feature fancy choruses and a lively opening number by fifty girls. The show, under the New Hra Chih of the Presbyterian church, is directed by Miss Luli May Wilcox of the Central Lyceum.
Incomplete forecast notes indicate northeast winds and unsettled conditions. Specific temperatures, precipitation chances, and times are unreadable in the fragment but suggest typical weekend weather variability.
The piece remarks on a surprising Republican showing in states like Pennsylvania New York and exposes cross state shifts while noting limited word from Lincoln Nebraska. It mocks party organs and laments Washington workers returning home to vote as Moody’s outcome draws mixed judgments.
The Corry Grange holds its session on Saturday at noon November 1 with initiation followed by entertainment. Miss Mareibriie Moers presents quotations and a recitation by Miss Lowle with solos by Mrs. Cora Sample Hulecksaudi Mia Hattie Keppel Recitation Miss Rowe Dowell and Miss LOJA Gates. Music by Mia Ward Keppel Newell. A note advertises Redfern's Philadelphia Oyster House offering oysters in various styles at 124 N Gentor St.
Erie Engine Caretaker says four men matching a description were seen Wednesday near North East. A patrolman was shot by unknown assailants from a westbound freight train. Eye witnesses described the men as foreigners with limited English, one with a reddish mustache.
The article describes potential All American candidates from the University of Pennsylvania with mentions of Captain Connor and Roy Mercer at halfback. It notes a forthcoming game against the Quakers and hints at team strengths and positional contests during the season.
A large appreciative audience welcomed A. H. Osborne last evening at the Board of Trade where he delivered his illustrated tenure talk The Road to Yesterday. The talk traced a forecast of the future rather than a travelogue with historical recollections and vivid descriptions of places in Germany such as Lim tive and Nihaidure. Osborne’s rich word pictures and humor pleased the crowd while his gentle, refined manner showed in his delivery.
A horse team was stolen from Don Bidwell of Little Cooly a few days ago. The horses were found near Heaver Center near death from starvation. The suspected thief is Woehler of North Witten, recently released from prison about six months ago, who was seen in Heaver Center and headed toward the Ohio line. Cash for genuine hams offered. sale day Saturday, come early.
The official count by Prothonotary Hrevillier and the Brie county board shows Arthur L. Bates with a 1035 plurality over John B. Brooks in Brie county. Crawford district adds 1085 plurality for Bates, with Home county totals listing Wisconsin governor candidates and assembly results.
A long list of church services and schedules appears, naming Rev. William Hel and Rev. N J Macintyre among others. It includes Lutheran, Congregational, Methodist, Baptist and Christian Missionary notices with Sunday School times, morning and evening services, ordinations, and sermons. A disaster note mentions Charles Heil's farm barn loss of 116 cows, caused by a storm with partial insurance coverage.
Rough pdd scenes thrill patrons as three full reels unfold. A one hour show features a dramatic court tale and a local flair, with a Latin zest and patriotic tone. Tickets priced at five cents, promising lively entertainment under theater lights.
A baby girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Jones of Liberty Street, ate rat poison bread by accident yesterday. She was placed to be out of reach but while playing on the floor she consumed some of the bread. Medical attention was given and no serious effects are shown.
The Arts and Crafts Workers meeting yesterday featured members present. The program centered on arts and crafts for home use with an artistic dainty meal served by the hostess at five o clock. The next gathering is planned for the afternoon at Mrs Maile Mason's home.
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