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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1912
Page
6
The Library Theater in Wn hosts a big New York success titled Day and Baby Mine with Hrady's production. Patrons are invited for a notable staging featuring bright performances and notable entertainment value.
A string of morning trips and visits shows residents heading to nearby towns for business and to spend Thanksgiving. Himer Wilson went to Brocton on business, Mike Farrell to Meadville, and Ray Powers with Cap Powers to Warren. Glenn Gaufferau and wife visited Erie, Kingsley Delosey returned from Philadelphia to be with family, and several others traveled to Erie Bradford Warren Jamestown and Chicago for family gatherings and shopping.
C J Wood announces the Cash Market opening on Wednesday November 27 in its own building at 418 Concord Street. The store is two doors from the Church Concord corner and within easy reach of Corry Post Office Union Depot Raymond Factory and Concord School. No rent to pay and the lowest rate of insurance of any business house to Corry.
Crilley returned to Pitts this afternoon after visiting friends Mrs George Olmstead and grandchild. Miss Gray broke the left forearm for the second time in nine weeks. Dr Bennett attended.
Ralph Lee, Moosavelt candidate for state senator, filed expense accounts showing total expenditures of 622 dollars with 22 dollars for Post Age and 102.87 paid to Gillon Supply Co. Advertising and other items filled the balance. Lee had no contributions and about 2,000 votes. Opponent Henry A. Clark ran on both tickets. Miles H. Kitts, east side Democratic candidate for Assembly, spent 231.71, gave 160 to the Democratic City Committee, and paid for gasoline. Other candidates and treasurers must file accounts this week. Shreve, elected to Congress, reportedly spent under 400 for election. his primary fight was close.
A comedy treat from Daly's Theatre New York titled Baby Mine arrives at the Library Theater Monday presenting Walter Jones as Jimmy with a witty, lighthearted script designed to entertain couples. William A Brady Ltd. promotes the engagement with a company synchronized to the original Broadway run, promising a lively evening that may make patrons feel years younger.
Elgin notes show H H Holmes sold his store to Walter McCray with possession to start December. The item mentions election concerns, farm woes, and local health remarks about flowing wells. A health officer visits from Harrisburg occasionally and a court of appeals session is noted with several people expected to attend.
In a clipping from a rural area D O Alden pins two wire lines around a small land parcel and clears his yard while awaiting bulk valuation. D S Lyons and sister Mrs Jonnie Hendry buy their brother Chet Lyons farm and plan a new house next spring on the burned site.
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