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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
2
Partial weather notes describe scattered clouds and variable winds. The text mentions a forecast time near dusk and references multiple locales with unclear names and terms. The fragment lacks coherent data but implies general regional conditions and wind variability.
Keystone party ticket lists William F. Berry of Delaware for governor and 1 Chvenne Gibboney of Philadelphia for lieutenant governor. Cornelius D. Scully of Allegheny runs for state treasurer. John Casey of Treen for secretary of interior. Jonny B. Brooks of Erle for Congress. Nd. MacIntyre of Cove seeks Assembly.
Citizens debate the proposed thirty year franchise for the Cory City Electric Light Co. The Daily Ledger argues the city must secure strong terms now, fearing future rate hikes and loss of control when the current contract expires. The piece questions guarantees, competitive bidding, and protections against monopolistic moves.
A Leader article writer cites Loomis and a taxpayer to argue against controlling rates in Loomis. The piece recalls past monopolies and urges residents to demand fair laws, warning against private gain and urging civic action.
Emma Seay, milicpal of Bee City school No, was arrested this morning on a warrant by Alderman Klemm, sanitary inspector George T. Flemming, on the charge of violating school laws relating to handling a child workout with a contagious disease. The information notes principal Max Siegel, a pupil at school No. %, had returned from infection and was to be kept out for 30 days after recovery, with questions about the timing of his return.
Vacation Time Vaudeville Co presents a five act bill with a single musical number. Admission 40 cents. gallery 40 cents. Event advertised at Concord grapes stand and related venues. Local listings note Best Ever in Corry and community sponsors.
A Philadelphia judge upheld the Keystone party as exclusive heir to the nominate for the district, ruling against the objection raised by rival factions. The decision affects the party's candidate slate and may alter future district selections.
Report notes possible construction of a modern garage near the automobile depot site to accommodate cars with work bay and shed machinery. Current shops operate two sheds for vehicle repair but demand grows as city traffic increases. A location is not yet set, with early plans under review by authorities.
In Crawford County Alton Hover faced execution by hanging after being sentenced by Judge Walling. The court swiftly imposed the sentence with little ceremony as spectators watched, and Hover offered no remarks when asked to speak.
Jerey Boller, an engineer on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line, died suddenly in the cab after bringing a fast train from Cleveland to its destination last night. He had operated the line for 40 years without a wreck, and formerly lived in Harborcreek, with the onset of heart disease cited as the cause of death.
Public auction conducted on October 14 at the W. W. Hasbroucke farm two miles south of Corry. Items include horses cattle farm machinery wagon buggy cutter harness tools and household goods. Sale by kin at ten o'clock A M with a free lunch. Powers acts as the auctioneer.
Authorities report a body recovered from Erie Bay with limited readable details. The deceased was an adult male likely in his forties, with unclear identification. No family or relatives are noted in the fragments. a note mentions a connection to St Hillel's. Further confirmation pending autopsy results and official statements.
Spartansburg residents and friends from Cambridge James Town Titusville and Stullville gather for weekend visits. Business traveler G W Thomason of Mitel and internal revenue manager LM Stewart from Williamstown share brief appearances. Various family visits, church social planned at Mrs Bert Wallace home, and Miss Winifred Miller’s trip to James Town mark a lively week of local activity.
A welcome home gathering at the pleasant home of Mrs N. H. Smith of Hust Southfleet brought together about eight friends for a six month visit with relatives in the West. The evening featured elaborate refreshments and a gift of four embroidered table pieces, presented by Mrs A. Wilsworth.
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