Weather Forecast Tinsettled Dry Then Rain Likely
Tinsettled dry weather is expected with a shift to showers on Tuesday. A northwesterly to easterly wind pattern is forecast, bringing broader rain chances and unsettled conditions across the region.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
2
Tinsettled dry weather is expected with a shift to showers on Tuesday. A northwesterly to easterly wind pattern is forecast, bringing broader rain chances and unsettled conditions across the region.
The article portrays a fracturing Democratic base as Gulley and Domnelly supporters push to appoint new leaders after a Gene Taglorlows defeat. It praises Keystoners remaining on the firing line and laments the party’s decline, citing William H. Berry’s defeat and rising costs of living while urging unity under a reformist slate.
The Urle Dispatch argues some see Tener as a future governor, while others doubt his qualifications. It urges giving him the benefit of the doubt but warns against indulgent praise and insists citizens demand good governance and accountability, noting political pressures and potential graft.
An ordination service is planned for Rev Thomas Surtees at the Burysrmxa Wobal church with a gathering of town ministers. The program includes invocations, hymns, a sermon, and prayers by Rev A Micke of Memtville and Rev staw of Guys Mills, followed by charges to Pastor Mey and Rev I Surtees. Services begin at 7745 Rees.
Tonight at Messenger & Son’s Dry Goods 114 Clothing Store 21 W Main St a Vitagraph comedy The Children’s Heya and a closing out sale of underwear for women feature in a lively local program. The sale emphasizes bargains on undergarments as residents plan a night of entertainment and shopping.
Recount of county payouts for sheep killed by dogs over several months shows total $2,964.08 with monthly amounts listed. No compensation for wounded or entire flock harm. experts warn frightened flocks decline, urging stricter dog control and possible law requiring owners to stop dogs from killing sheep.
A Saturday poker room on East Main Street erupted in a lively clash when the wife of a sitter-in confronted a rival guest. Her husband and another man moved to intervene, an intruder was struck, and the scene ended with authorities called as officers took charge.
Philadelphia November 1 Congressman William W Poulkrod died at 4 o clock this afternoon shortly after being informed he had been defeated for Congress by Michael Donohue the Keystone Democratic nominee The shock followed the physician's statement that he was not to be reelected and he had remained improving until the moment of collapse The death comes weeks before the election after an earlier attack of heart failure and weeks of illness in which he lingered He was survived by his daughter Mrs Fingle Hans and others in Philadelphia
Oysters advertised at Redperne Philadelphia on 124 N Censor St with fresh ghwll and smoked offerings. Open daily for patrons seeking a seafood treat in an urban market setting.
Detroit November 18 Ian G Hughes city controller of New Castle Pa and deputy controller Miss Pansy A Newton secretly traveled to Detroit to wed. They arrived Saturday morning and were married within two hours after landing in Michigan. They left that night for northern Michigan to honeymoon, planning hunting trips and noting a storm had affected their plans.
Enthusiasm rises as 125 of Gerry's Lost talent perform in a pro Union association rehearsal. The season's play is expected to surpass Jas ar's "Phe Mhjan Depot" with Newra Glut promoting and Mise La Jiu Mae Wileos directing at the Central Bar Arena of Hoareebure.
Elgin notices show Mr and Mrs J I B Lord visiting Bronton New York to visit Muir daughter Mrs Alden Meg and Mes Berry Low in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Seattle spends time in Washington City. Mrs Sarah Nash of Pigeon visits B S Baldwit last week. Elmer Skinner of Waterford visiting at HW Skinner’s. Harry Lord hosts guests Friday. Arthur Lyons visits town Saturday. VAudeville note mentions On the Housetop music and Annette song. World offers free words and music with next issue. Advertise 1¢ in the Journ Wants and Classified Ads.
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