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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
5
The readable portions are insufficient for a coherent news item. No clear event, person, organization, or place can be identified to summarize into a factual T and S pair.
A flurry of social notes lists residents and visitors in town today and over the week. Names include Harry Martin, Mike Woronica Koofa, Pim Myo, Wil. Roberts of Buffalo, J. Y. seeking Mrs. Jerome Haight, Lynn Holeman of Meadville, Dr. DeWitt Tackwon, Lilian Harper, and others. Mrs. Will Cayler and Florence spent yesterday in Brie, G. A. Franz of Cambridge Springs bought at the city, and Mrs. Pearl Douglas with Mina Coma Bileworth head to New York tonight. The Iverywoman Company moved from Kane to Jamestown, and various locals attend events, markets, and clinics with doctors Bennett and Wagboner visiting ERLE hospitals.
Vaudeville is reported very good with nine performers including The Great Diamond Pour quartet blending comedy and singing. Two young ladies Others, and the rest, received favorable notices for ease and brace. The pictures were good and the manager promised a strong second show at 9 15 tonight after shopping rounds.
Local Bell Telephone Company workers, excluding construction crews, attend a Thursday social instruction course on first aid led by Mr. Milton Brie in the terminal room of the exchange’s Trac tion building. Two lessons have been delivered, described as very interesting. A report from Amsterdam claims German officers at Thiele refused to go to the front, prompting a Kaiser's visit to Thiele to settle the matter. The Polish news item claims the Kaiser ordered all officers shot, though unsupported by confirmation.
A notice from Concord Street reports a business accepting a restricted number of private purchases. Details are partially legible with emphasis on limited intake and location.
About fifty friends and relatives gathered Thursday evening at Elton Howard's Route 6 home to celebrate the ninetieth birthday of R. P. Howard. The event, planned as a surprise for Mr. Howard, featured games and music before a birthday dinner. Leo Howard, the grandson of the well known resident, also marked his sixteenth birthday.
Meadville November 14 The Crawford County Court of Quarter Sessions was continued over until next week as witnesses and others not involved in the Sweet fire case were excused until Monday. The Commonwealth charged J Pepperbutz with breaking and entering and larceny, a verdict of guilty was later returned. The next case, Commonwealth versus Samuel Sweat, involved alleged arson to obtain insurance, tied to Mount Hope area and Mr Sweat now in Venango County, with evidence suggesting his plan to burn his barn for insurance.
The Arnold Millinery Shop announces a ten day sale featuring a large stock of hats flowers feathers and other millinery items. Prices are described as never heard of before and include wines and irgoxam ple items from eastern firms. Ladies in Corry and vicinity are urged to attend this seasonal sale.
A fragmented notice hints at a Thanhouser western presented as a great special bill. It urges patrons to come early to see a regular ady segment and concludes with a brief invitation, reflecting a local theater listing from a bygone era.
A WOMAN LAUGHS stars Katheryn Williams in a two reel society drama. THROUGH LIFE's Window features Maurice Contong by Vitagraph. THE ENGLISHMAN AND THE GIRL with Mary Pickford offers light comedy. IN LIEU OF DAMAGES presents Edition with Mable Traneil. THE CONDEMNING HAND is another title showing.
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