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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
2
Weather forecast notes today and Saturday with windy south winds and warm conditions. Readings indicate red weather advisory and lighter showers possible in southern regions.
William H. Berry of Delaware runs for governor with Clarence Gibboney of Philadelphia as lieutenant. Cornelius D. Scully of Allegheny seeks state treasurer, John Casey of Luzerne for secretary of internal affairs, Olin By Brooks of Tire for Congress, and Node Maciniyes of Coury runs for assembly.
Canonsburg Daily News urges voters to back N. J. Mac Intyre in the upcoming state legislature election. The paper stresses independence from graft and calls for letting voters decide labor policy while highlighting concerns about misused funds in mining ventures.
A committee assigned to arrange a meeting on N J Macintyre's candidacy invites interested parties to gather in the Common Council room Saturday at 8 o'clock. They will hear a report and discuss further arrangements to support the campaign.
Cassius Dayle was found dead at 110 Harrold Avenue in Jamestown yesterday. Eugene Becker, a real estate solicitor, reported Dayle’s death. Death was due to heart disease after a two day illness. Dayle, aged about sixty, leaves two daughters in Union City and the west.
A damaged clipping shows a letter of appreciation to Stanford Hose Co 8 and Gorey Pa business Raymond Manufacturing Co. for swift firefighting at a plastic plant. The note lauds the department’s prompt action, steady judgment, and effective teamwork in preventing greater loss.
Several false reports claimed Raymond Manufacturing Company’s plant was destroyed or ruined. The Journal states the plant was only temporarily suspended and resumed operations the next day, with the burned area used for storage and letters sent to counteract the misinformation.
A notice about a Fir Ing Line show at the Library Tuesday night missing in yesterday’s paper. The piece praised the production and credited management for securing the writer. Hedon is noted as a potential artist with a strong dramatic depiction. The leading lady MUN received praise for her board role in the portrayal of a character.
Mr Leter J Wilacy visited from Hovels Station on Tuesday and spoke of plans for an early spring barn project. He intends a larger more modern structure on the site of the recently torn down barn, promising convenience and improved design for Erie County.
A river era era report from Sugar Grove details a post office break in at early hours. The safe was wrecked by an explosive but little loot was recovered. Residents heard the blast as assailants fled with minor items and blankets. Police and detectives tracked leads to Beachwood then Beechwood.
A fire at the Corey Upholstery Company on State Avenue caused heavy smoke and danger in the grinding and weaving areas. Workers reported a near catastrophe when a flame spread toward infallible wooden parts and potential machinery. the incident prompted immediate evacuation and an inquiry into damaged materials and required repairs.
Thompson of Cleve visited Tuesday while Mrs. Abbey of Cony toured parish and nearby towns. Willis Green returns from Youngstown for a short stay before leaving for Oakton. Mrs. L. Woodruff and Mrs. Taylor hosted guests of Mrs. Abbey. Mrs. Perry Bixby and Mrs. Webb welcomed visitors as embroidery club plans unfold. several outings and visits noted through the week.
A.B. Messenger and Son advertise as sole Corry agents for the International Tailoring Company of New York City offering tailored clothing to individual measures. The copy touts modern, sensible styling and midrange prices aimed at broad affordability.
An unlucky week in Sherman brings injuries to several residents. A factory worker fell from a wagon injuring hands and shoulders. a son of Milan Nowell narrowly escaped barge mishaps. another local, Charles Weith, suffered a serious brain injury while working at a sawmill.
An advertisement claims HYOMEL relieves catarrh and throat symptoms. It touts a compact outfit including a pocket inhaler and after-use aids, offered for about $1 with a refill for WYOMEL at 10 cents. Company N.F. Amen & Co markets the product as a universal cure with money back guarantee.
Reward offered for a lost fox Verrier with nearly black head fading to tan on ears and back, tan spot over each eye, white belly and legs with blank spots on right hip and shoulder. Tail small. Name Terry. Contact M. R. Sears, Longview Farm, Corry, Pa, Talon phone.
A Saturday sale at Wilcos Market offers New cured and cob smoked Baron meat by the price per pound under wholesale terms. The event includes small hams averaging 6 to 8 pounds and cash-only purchase at 7 cents per pound under wholesale pricing. Sale location is 161-2 6th.
The notice promotes several films including The Blue and the Gray Ransomed or a Prisoner of War and thrilling battle denon. It mentions Southern Life and characters of the early Rhi nos, south of the Maton and Dixon Hine. Also cited are In and Vitagraph Sorrow and Mirth and Bombay.
An OCR fragment highlights flour brands such as Gold Medal Pillsbury and others with garbled wording about seeking the next buck and attempts to please. No clear event or date is identifiable.
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