14 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement from The Warren National Bank outlines 4 percent interest options and convenient fund handling. It emphasizes safe, profitable handling of money and complete facilities to extend financial advantages to customers.
The Dunbar company delivered a robust program at the High School Auditorium drawing praise from a large audience. Performers included Monsey Ralph and Harry Dunbar with a varied lineup noted for powerful singing and instrumental pieces.
Mrs Hannah Darling marked her eightieth birthday at home on East Pleasant Street with twenty friends and neighbors attending. Out of town guests included A A Amison of Jamestown and Mrs J Campbell of Warren. A handwritten poem titled Musings was read as part of the tribute.
A long community petition asks State Highway Commissioner Bigelow to construct a public highway from Wattsbure to Union City and Beaverdam by the Bald INlaty and Beaver Dam roads, arguing the route better serves local towns and timber regions across Union City area. The document cites support from Union City and surrounding townships in Evie County and calls for formal action under state oversight.
Dodge City reports Speaker Champ Clark received a public endorsement at a regular Democratic convention. The event named Madison Edward Nesley of Thebrook as a selected candidate for a congressional vacancy caused by a delegate’s retirement. Clark attended but did not speak, signaling support for progressive policy shifts and predicting Taft’s vetoes signal a coming political era.
A fragmentary tale describes indigestion and related ailments. It mentions remedies, dubious tonics, and a wreck narrative with Captain A. De Cook, his wife, and others awaiting rescue near Pim Gut and Plainteland.
Rental notice states a house at 810 West Church Street now occupied by Jay Crown. Inquiries requested at Lindatey’s Drug Store with a date in November for further details.
A fragment notes a sack dealer H Wells and W Smith with references to a phone line and a 4 N designation, unclear context, no dates or locations.
Erie manufactory and several business houses fell into the sheriff Harry Moony's hands yesterday. The property will be sold to satisfy utility creditors. The sale includes a banking device and a store on Concord Street, with real estate and personal property to be offered November 30 at 8 a.m. at the National Bank in New York City.
Hy graduates in the Parlor Sourse of the Wilson Mine School present a piano recital Monday evening at the High School Auditorium. Admission free. reserved seats available for sale at Babbitt's Drug Store next Tuesday morning.
Redfern at 14 Booth Center St advertises fresh shell oysters daily from the Philadelphia Oyster House. The note states shells are packed and sent to customers by morning delivery.
Reports say the Corry trolley plan, once backed by Perry A. Gibson, may enter the city via the old south route. The project would connect with existing lines, pass Union City and LeBoeuf, face railroad opposition, and could feed in from East Avenue or French Street toward East Twenty‑First Street.
Rochester reports three youths Richie Clark 12 Willie Perry 8 and John McGuire 4 died after dynamite caps exploded in an alley behind their homes. The boys had stolen six boxes from a lime shed and were experimenting with caps when the blast occurred. Clark died instantly. Perry and McGuire suffered severe injuries and eye loss before being hospitalized. The blast damaged nearby homes and shattered windows for blocks.
An advertisement promotes a new fashion booklet included with next Sundays New York World. It touts colorful designs and trendy styles, urging readers to order in advance from their newsdealer for a copy.
A hospital donation drive seeks generous public response on November 2 at Priddy. Organizers request support for nursing and care initiatives and honor volunteers who contribute. Cor revtors will call for contributions to fund hospital services and related programs.
Acme Milling Co advertises Camp Cont fuel in stock at two dollars per ton. The notice appears under milling firm promotions with a simple product price offer.
The Lighting Company inaugurates new day current bringing conveniences for Corry residents. They offer on trial demonstrations or installation and stock items including split steel palleys, hangers, belting, shafting, couplings, cement, plaster, structural steel, reinforcement steel, wheel barrows, electric lamps, wire, keys, switches, fuses, tape, batteries, gas engines, and concrete mixers.
Report notes German backing and personal influence of Foodwill and Sealgen in a proposal to build a waterway near the Panama Canal. The route favors a riverine passage through Say Suan and Take Nicarain in Nicaviasta, with Germany seeking rights to an inland rail and a permanent football am.
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