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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Meh North and Edison City with scattered phrases about digging and a flow. Readable elements include references to locations and names, though context is unclear.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a financial action with a buyer or bidder and a table of hours. readable details are limited, but it implies a formal sale or bidding process awaiting clarification.
Corry store advertises rugs and floor coverings with the claim of best selection and lowest prices. Customers are invited to compare mail order catalogs and prices, with no pressure to buy on site. the shop promises to post price information before purchasing elsewhere.
A long list of brief notes records various locals traveling, visiting relatives, or on trips to cities such as Columbus Philadelphia Erie and Alliance. Mentions include J R Calkins, Celia Gates, H Whetton, Desmonds, Viola Myera, Ity Powers, Charley Wer, G W Greenfield, Mrs Bill Tucker, Mrs Emma Tudo, Chase family, Elmer Crosby, Lucile Crosby, Jack Huntingk, Fred Beck, F S Austin, B B Walls, James Drought, Will Doud, Lucke Crosby, and more. Several football plans and local visits in Warren and surrounding towns are noted, with trips to Spartanburg, Jamestown, Barberton, and Washington County areas.
A Selly drama about lost love shows at Amusel Theater along with a boarded house scramble comedy. Auntie Bounced A Tubin Mandy's Chicken Dinner and How He Lost His Trousers are Lubin comedies featured in the program.
Reports describe daylight piercing the Great Pennsy tunnel at Kennerdell during ongoing improvement work on the railroad project. Engineers from the Allukiony Construction Co. coordinated tunneling from opposite faces, meeting after months of preparatory work as the first shaft and earth removal progressed toward completion.
In PiLusyilley October 1 a man arrested yesterday afternoon for attempting to cash a $26 check at local stores. He gave the name Dy Bailey of Sheffield claiming his father A M Bailey is cashier of the Sheffield National Bank. He first tried B K Thomson Ben’s Pharmacy then the S Bryan store to cash the voucher but was refused. Police notified. he is in the city lockup.
Corry program features The Flying Dunbars Atlas Comedy Four Theo and her dindies act Balloon act and reels of motion pictures Don Smith orchestra supplies music Shows run tonight and repeat tomorrow and Saturday Prices unchanged The New York alimony case notes Mrs Pia By seeks alimony against Theodore By alleging abuse and abandonment after a 1999 marriage and two sons
Delegates from western districts gathered yesterday for a religious convention in Meadville led by Archdeacon Radcliffe and Rev Martin Aigner. The morning service included Holy Communion and a sermon from Job. A luncheon followed at Emmanuel Guild rectory, with guild members serving. The gathering concluded with a quiet hour of meditation and planned future meeting in Titusville.
The flat of the Union preparatory services at the Presbyterian church drew a fair attendance last evening. It was decided that tonight's services would be held in different churches with designated attendees by ward and church. Two services are planned for Friday evening.
A courteously arranged wedding reception honored the bride and groom at a private residence. Guests included family members and close friends who praised the couple's partnership and shared plans for their future together.
Incomplete OCR snippet mentioning a person and organizations, with unreadable surrounding text and no clear event or date to summarize.
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