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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
6
The Pelhams with Miss Mabnl Pelham present Arizona at the Library Theatre starting Monday November 10. Tickets at popular prices 10c 20c and 3.
F R Raab and Roy Larson spent the day on business in Union and Titusville. Robert Bartow returned from Cleveland. Ed Sweeney came home from the city. Mr and Mrs Herbert Bracken left for Warren to visit friends. Glen Kimble of Jefferson visited Meadville. Mr and Mrs Hyan T Young visited Meadville. Mrs Sarah Graves stayed with Mr and Mrs John Bureh in Onoville NY. George Barlow went to Erie on business. Ernest Morrow traveled to Bradford. P G Sidenstricker of Pittsburgh visited with Drought Fur Co. Misa Anna Brosky of Corry visited her sister Mrs Hyman Cohen. Mrs R G Lindsley and Mrs Tris’ cult returned from Kansas. Santa Fe wreck near Joliet yesterday impacted local passengers who were not harmed.
Classified notice invites inquiries for a sale with contact times from 1 PM to 7 PM this week. No location or item details provided.
A string of residents and visitors were seen in the city this afternoon and morning. Rev. Martin appeared on business at Spartansbar while Charles Wales went to Buffalo on a business trip. Harrison Keppel also traveled to Buffalo for several days. Mrs. R A Abbey of Winnepeg Canada visited friends in the city. Spencer Myer of Union City, Robert Heerlein, Miss Neilie Hand, Rev C E Woodward, Mrs. W K Stone, J Desmond and Miss Helen Desmond, Mrs Frank Raymond, Father McKegney, Dr C B Kibler, J W Steinhouser of Erle, Mr and Mrs James Harden, Mrs B J Pierce, Climord Jourdet Jack Robards and Rassalas Brown, Miss May Fisher, Byron Babbitt, Judge Frank T Wilson, and Prof H C Wilson with Mrs Clapp comprised a busy list of travelers and locals sharing in daylong movements.
Auction sale listing 12 cows two year old heifers yearlings and one two year old bull totaling eighteen head. Also crop of hay about 65 tons and household goods. Held Saturday November 1 at 1 o clock P M. by V I Powers auctioneer.
Former President Taft visited the White House and executive offices in Washington on November 14, meeting President Wilson who paused work to greet his predecessor. Taft, lighter in weight, planned a speech to the National Geographic Society that evening.
Harry Stanley states the article about his plans for a vaudeville company is incorrect. He explains his group is a home talent dramatic company and plans only western border dramas of the highest type.
AmuseU Theater presents The River Pirates a thrilling drama The Wrong Pair a Vitagraph comedy The Mock Marriage a drama and A Trip Thru the Rockies a travelogue priced five cents to all audiences at the venue.
In Oil City on November 18 Delbert Nelson shot Samuel Sweet in the right arm with a 38 caliber revolver. The men had long running trouble related to Sweet’s estranged wife who boarded with them. The shooting occurred after Sweet forced entry into a house cellar and a fight followed before police arrived.
GW Akai offers a sale at Jarrett one mile south of Clymer station and three miles north of Columbus on Thursday November 20 at 10 a m. Items include seven cows, a yearling bull, calf, a six year old horse, a well matched mare, hens, farming tools, hay loader, grain drill, wagons, tools, a Ford car, household goods and other articles. Free lunch at noon. Y B Powers Avotloner.
The report states he received a wound but it is not expected to be dangerous, with no further injuries mentioned or details about the incident provided.
A garbled OCR fragment from a New York page mentions a famed jockey and coach linked to elevation, a book on the n letters of ride, a $4 large diamond, and a 1897 country burn bay. The text is incomplete but hints at historical figures and events.
Fragmentary text mentions carriers or users and signing, with no clear event or entities to anchor a full summary.
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