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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
Ooms and Chiron lead a disrupted season as street union tensions rise near Depot Street. Locals report unclear rosters and shifting alliances affecting city projects. Officials urge calm while teams adapt.
Local residents and visitors mingle in Erie as Mra Graves and Mra Usher tour with friends Jn Erle for the day. Others arrive for a death in the family, including Mya Gibbs and Martha Potter. Numerous short business trips and travels fill the day with departures to Mendville, State College, Boston, and Toledo.
Emmanuel residents formed a Choir Guild of about thirty five members meeting at the rectory for supper. Milan Waller was selected president with Maj Wilcox as vice president and Charles Couch as secretary and treasurer. A committee was named to draft a constitution and by laws for approval at a Friday evening meeting at the rectory.
Official reports from Petrograd record the German cruiser Goeben, now in Turkish service, being hit by a shell in the Dardanelles bombardment. Disabled and in serious condition, the vessel was struck near the waterline by allied Mediterranean fleets.
A local program lists Biograph drama The Man and the Master and The Siren of the DPSPR plus Lubin drama The Monkey with the uvzz Baw, Kalem Comedy Ne Skull and the Crowy Comaity.
Mrs Lara Potter Truesdell dies after three weeks illness at Corry Hospital age fifty seven. Survived by son James A. Truesdell of Baltimore and daughters Mabel Nana Marian, sister and three brothers. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at home 408 West Pleas, interment Pine Grove cemetery. Major Wilcox and Lt H Reards to attend from Pittsburg. Army officers to gather at Fort Pitt Hotel next week. Mayr’s Stomach Remedy ad follows.
United Press reports a bulletin from the Federal bureau states that a cattle disease now raging in the country is not dangerous to humans. It warns that persons in contact with infected animals may contract the ailment but it rarely proves fatal to humans.
Millinery shop advertises a dramatic sale after securing large consignments from eastern firms. Velvet shapes priced at 98 cents. flowers feathers and bats offered at deep discounts. Limited to ten days, inviting ladies of Corry and nearby areas to shop.
Sale notice for Hejmz naked Beans in 100 size and 150 size. Armour's soup Se size Se. Cash only. For details inquire at Journal office. Adv D37
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