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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1912
Page
7
A mix of property listings shows rooms for rent and terms including water and barn notes. A separate classified seeks an intelligent applicant for a transcription department at Doubleday Page & Company Garden City New York, asking for full particulars and qualifications.
Classified notices list land and land near Bust Wayne and Bond streets by Hatch School, sales of a building with refrigeration and living rooms, and owner Mrs. Su aloA Gordon Los Angeles. Also rental ads for furnished rooms at various locations, a National Motel unit, and multiple house and room rentals with prices. Several sale notices include a driving horse and a yearling colt for sale or trade.
Real estate and sale notices describe multiple properties for sale and rent. Listings include No. 37 North Center Street large house and grounds, No. 14 Gold Street, and multiple other houses and lots. also rental upper rooms and business spaces. A 60-acre farm near Meadville and other parcels are offered with terms. various ads for auctions, sale of appliances, and a 1 3/4? lot sale. Buyers are urged to visit the Powell real estate office for details and terms.
Property listings describe a Marmot Acre on Creole road between Spring Greek and East Branch with two good houses, several barns, and contact Oxenr Jones at Bell Phone. Also offers sale or rent of land near Center and White Streets with a thirty acre tract, double house, bath, mud sewerage, and terms for division or purchase.
The December term of court hears grand jury projections on two new bridges. One would span Conewango at 151 West 4th, boosting county drivin g capacity. the Warren river bridge would be near Warren. Officials say suspension bridge has outlived its day and may collapse under heavy roads. Building the river bridge aims to prevent damage and protect county safety.
List of names in the weekly advertised letters column includes Mrs. Robert Adams Mrs Jute Holtorf Anna D Jesmes Dalsy Mack er Frank W Boyd Mr Murten Ed wads Mr Joseph Lewis three Mr W A Miller Mr Patrick O Flaherty Mr L Winters Jr Austin PLM
Burial service for J. E. Proper held at Greenwood Cemetery with relatives and local clergy in attendance. The tribute credits his good works, mentions Rock of Ages and Love of My Soul hymns, and notes Rev. Murray and others delivering remarks. An advertisement promotes Vin Hepatica with a testimonial from Ballard about relief from stomach and nervous troubles.
Frail OCR notes a community poultry show planning meeting held at North Park Avenue. Members from various committees praised the event’s potential and expected a strong turnout, with details on classes and judging announced for the January show.
Quoted lines from Hugh Tallman of San Antonio praise a product called Deimig's New Life in a short blurb. The ad touts benefits for stomach and kidney troubles and mentions N. F. Amex Go Aly.
Fragmented classified items list jobs and misc services including janitor, farm hand, upholstery, saleaman, and Nurseries ad from Brown Brothers Nurseries in Rochester NY. Mentions good home, wood furniture, weekly outfits, and farming tasks for potential customers.
Margaret Mayo’s farce Baby Mine returns to the Teck Theatre in Buffalo marking its second city appearance. Walter Jones headlines the cast delivering fast paced, farcical humor that had the audience roaring throughout the short play.
The report from New York says Colonel Roos Eva lt Apellidine at the Holland House described a new man in the political scene and urged Harry not to align with Democrats or Republicans in the state executive open campaigns. No reference to local elections in this city next month is clear, and the overall mood suggests opposition to any raslition.
Winestown New Mexico reports a hunter near Poland Center severely injured when shotgun discharged while aiming at ducks on Conowanga Creek. The blast shattered his right hand as he sat in a boat, the man rushed to James Gonwell Hospital for surgery and shock effects.
Community notices list visits and travels of residents including Mrs. Carl Clusde, Mr. and Mrs. Wau Lamoun, Mrs. N. B. Dewey, Mr. Frank Loveland, Emma Myers, Mrs. Charles DeFeun, and Rev. Wood. People are at Buffalo, Corry, Erie, and Beathale with family care arrangements described and health mentions noted.
A medical supervisor reports seventy contagious cases in Warren with spread from Jefferson Street to Fourth Ward and nearby high schools. Dr Ballhea and staff work under strict quarantine measures while authorities tighten access and monitor affected households and schools.
The Ladies Aid Society eyeing a bake sale at the Rotwnlton store to raise funds for local needs. Members plan simple treats and a small display to attract shoppers.
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