16 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
1
The Warren National Bank promotes four percent interest offerings and convenient handling of money. It highlights how paying interest or extending monthly terms can benefit customers.
Corry Couch Company, long known for durable rocking chairs and upholstered rockers, faces a major trial over adulteration arguments tied to a legal case before the court. The firm’s Buffalo division’s plant features a two-story facility and a strong production line, with testimony detailing chair construction and materials as jurors weigh charges and potential consequences for the company.
Public meetings led by Prof. Surface and demonstrators begin November 20 in various counties. Sessions feature pruning, training, and orchard practices using model plots to illustrate improvements for farmers and fruit growers. Events listed for Beaver, Hugh, and Union City locations with dates from November 20 to 24.
A drunken teen near Center Street was found unconscious by police and rushed to Orry Hospital. Dr. Smith said immediate care saved his life though liquor and exposure weakened him. doctors expect recovery in days and release soon. City authorities face urgent action amid alleged liquor issues and required investigation.
A Titusville man settled a nonsupport case with his wife from Allentown, agreeing to pay $100 and $20 monthly for 32 months. The couple’s divorce was discussed, with Meyers and the accompanying constable returning to Allentown. The Herald described yesterday’s audience for the notice.
Corry residents with constipation sour stomach or gas are advised to try a simple bark and glycyte remedy called Adler-i-ka, claimed to be a German appendicitis remedy. Downey states a single dose relieves bowel or stomach trouble almost instantly.
The Corry Pennsylvania community reports a financially successful Halloween Carnival. Major items show receipts from the event totaling over 181 dollars with various donors and vendors contributing, and a balance left for next year. Committee chair D DeRosay praises teamwork and the strong public support that made the event a notable success.
The township supervisor is arrested on neglect charge for failing to remove the Tongue stone along Troy the highway. Route details note N. A. Daniels the rural mail carrier on Route was involved as a witness.
Miss M Lukey of Zena Ave Dayton Ohio writes that after using Putnam’s Extractor her corn condition improved quickly. She describes being unable to wear a normal shoe before using the remedy and recommends it to friends. The advertisement notes Putnam’s Dxtractor is sold in bottles by dealers nationwide.
Junk dealer listed as Hi Waley at 818) Ws Sialth St reported a phone win in a brief notice. No further details or context provided.
Forty fifth year notice for the First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania lists capital of 100000 dollars, surplus of 100000 dollars, and undivided profits of 50000 dollars as part of its financial standing.
Justice of the Peace CV Gillis heard six witnesses who testified to stones being thrown from vehicles. Chris Nolan was bound over to keep the peace after a hearing. The defendant was fined $10 and costs as a warning to road supervisors that the law must be obeyed, with a second offense carrying a $50 fine.
The Axious Order of Spinsters hosted a first class dance at the 1% Hall last night attended by about thirty couples. Misses Truesdell and Me. L. Tinie led a lively whistle as the floor stayed busy. It was the Benson girls’ second party but drew a gauntier crowd, making the evening very enjoyable.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases without coherent report. Reading yields no discernible event, date, or entities to anchor a factual summary. Existing words include Wey One Hosta Dairy rates and Guerin but lack context or outcome.
A hospital donation drive titled Lie Annual Donation for Corry scheduled for Friday, November 24, appeals to citizens to respond generously as the need grows. Col Jectors will call for contributions on Thursday and Friday, and juniors are asked to have their articles ready when they call.
A dramatic screening titled Foul Play grips Friday evening at the Amusell with three reel headliner Foul Play. Mr Archie Lyons will explain the bat reel before the film is shown.
Corry residents praise Redfern at 14 South Center Street for Philadelphia Oyster House shells. Fresh from the shell daily, they offer 3 1b portions and claim the best taste in town.
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