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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
1
Two Columbus youths ages 10 and 18 attempted a midnight runaway. They climbed to a bedroom window, claimed to be visiting friends, and were found by police at the Corry depot awaiting a train to Buffalo. Their fathers collected them and returned them home.
Fair and warmer conditions persist tonight with increasing clouds Thursday. Moderate southerly winds develop as temperatures rise, bringing a warmer end to the period.
Interest rises after the Corry Metal Furniture Company sale of its plant on Novere Bethth. Investors discuss purchase and possible steel manufacturing use with plans for the plant to reopen by early spring.
W O W Ladies hosted a farewell reception at the Traction Building for Mrs Frank Spencer as she and Mr Spencer relocate to Jamestown. The event featured a strong musical program and 30 plus couples enjoyed the evening. Mrs Spencer received a silver testimonial from the Ladies of the Wi G W Circle for years of service.
Prominent Erie Democrats gathered at the City Hotel last night with county Democrats and leaders from Erie Union City Wayne and Concord townships. Speakers included Robert F Devine John Brew Daniel Hopkins Stephen Downe and Mayor John Patterson who urged party unity and broader democracy aligning with Wilsonian ideals and Henry George ideas.
Thomas Jenvon begins dismantling the partially burned Corry Castor Company site at the corner of Sec ond Avenue and West Church Street. He will clear the lot and remove both frame buildings and two smaller structures to repurpose materials in ongoing projects. The former industry site has long been an eyesore since the fire.
Erie railroad yard worker Miller narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday when a beam slipped from his grasp and wedged under a locomotive. Fellow crewmen rushed to his side. he suffered bruises but no broken bones and should be back on duty in a few days.
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