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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1913

Page

3

Local notices and ads from Corry area this week

A mixed page of local ads and notices including Parker's groc ery promotions on West Wayne street and 3120 8, plus an evening at Home Watchman hall over Johnson's store. Walker's quality and service on North Capler street. Lindsley offers Halloween hats and napkins. Miss Ethel Brown’s absence postpones Oliver Crom well dress rehearsal. Dr J Padoll promotes eye care and optical methods. Commercial Hotel Grill open for ladies and gentlemen with lunch specials. A rainbow seen northeast at 1:20 pm prompts weather notes. Clinton N Howard to speak at First M E Church on Oct 22 and Dec 22 with Chautauqua planning meeting tonight at 8.

Parker's Grocery West Wayne Street Ady Johnson'a S Walker North Capler Street Lindsley's Ethel Brown Oliver Cromwell J. Padoll Optometriat Clinton N. Howard M. H Corry Chautengea Cambridge Times Howard

Burkhardt advertises Ark Shop meetings in town news

Fragmented notices report Burkhardt's Ark Shop framing days and a Philithes meeting with Elmer Matti and Bat Kutn treet Tuesday afternoon. A baby boy born to Mr and Mes Daniel Weight of Went Irving streat is noted. Also items about a tail orig shop opening by J A Erieson in Powell block and Mr Wild as a tailor. A Sparta township farmer, Mr Jew ell, sent four ears of corn to the Journal office, noting 125 bushels from about an acre this season.

Burkhardt Adygiga Philithes Mra Elmer Matti Bat Kutn Treet Mr. and Mes Daniel Weight Irving Streat Algo Journal Alice J. A. Erieson Powell Block Mr. Wild M. Jacob This Oly Jawell Sparta Township Journal Jewell

Begin an Investigation of Murphy

United Press reports New York October 20 Judge Malone instructs the grand jury to probe charges raised by fusion mayoral candidate John Purroy Mitchel against Boss Murphy of Tammany Hall whom Murphy had pressed to initiate the inquiry. Murphy allegedly planned to field repeaters in rainroads to influence the election.

United Press New York Murphy Tammany Hail Malone ii General Sessions John Purroy Mitchell

Prince of Monaco meets President Wilson in Washington

The Prince of Monaco, head of the Monte Carlo gambling resort, and a delegation of about five hundred American Methodist church women met President Wilson at the White House. The Prince was recalled by the president just before the delegates arrived.

United Press Washington, D. C Monaco Monte Carlo American Methodist Church Wilson White House

Cost of Living Is Shopped in Mont Clear Store

A Mont Clear, New Jersey store advertises reduced prices on numerous groceries after adopting a new tab or program. Items cut include imported peas from 19 to 16 cents, spinach from 15 to 12 1/2 cents, carrots 22 to 19, mushrooms 28 to 24, camembert 25 to 24, edam cheese from 1.09 to 90 cents, and macaroni from 26 to 25 cents.

Mont Clear N. J Mont Lair

Fire destroys Krupp works. heavy machinery loss

Oct. 20 report from Krupp’s Burned Basen notes vast fire destroying the Hommes woodon section of the great works. All machinery ruined. damage expected to be heavy and costly for the plant.

Krupp Basen

Mone She Tried Death by Own Action in New York

Hazel Dean, an artist’s model, attempted suicide by poison in New York on October 20 while lamenting loneliness. She claimed she had no acquaintances in three months and could not live on ten dollars weekly. she said men and studio workers were insufferable and that loneliness drove her to the act. She said she was unmarried from Kentucky and claimed to be the widow of Dr. Williams Smith, an upstate osteopath who died recently. She was expected to leave the hospital today.

New York Hazel Dean Kentucky Williams Smith

Ella Moore Held Responsible for Killing Frank Kelly

Concordia Kansas October 20 Ella Moore 2% was found responsible by a coroner's jury for the death of Frank Kelly whom she shot five times as he ran away She claimed Kelly attacked her twice and that officers refused to act after a prior attack She said she acted to avenge herself.

Concordia Kan Ella Moore Frank Kelly Sherif Abiot Kelly Tirat Couitty Abe

Conscience in five parts at Lyric tomorrow

A moral drama titled Conscience is set for the Lyric tomorrow in five parts. The program promises a strong moral theme with a dramatic sequence designed to engage audiences.

Lyric Theater Drama Listings From The Portals Of Despair

An eclectic lineup from the Lyric Theater featuring Portals of Despair and exciting Western dramas. A Spartan Father and A Chapter of His Life head a Thanhouser program with a melodramatic thrill and memorable titles. Five gains noted.

Thanhouser

Tiger and Lions Freed in Collision

A trolley collision in Leipsly freed a tiger and lions from a circus wagon. The animals roamed the streets, one leaping through a hotel window. Some beasts were shot. the remainder were captured by a female trainer with help from firefighters and troops aiding in the effort.

United Press Leipsly Mons Blucher Tullswig Fire Department

Klingstedt Bates Nuptials at Spring Creek Home

Mary Klingstedt wed Veno W Klingstedt of Canton Ohio at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Hates in Spring Creek on Saturday October 18. Rev L A Kirkland officiated with a small guest list including Mr and Mrs J J Slingsstead Jamestown Mr and Mrs I W Branch Warren and Rev K A Kirkland. The Klingstedts plan to return to Canton.

K. A Kirkland Ors Klingstedt Caton

Castless Sweeping Compound Prices Advertised

A sweepings compound for carpeta is offered at 1 to 2 cents per pound for floors. Bulk purchases available from the Boss Grocery and J. D. Murray's. Ad appears in a local classifieds section with promotional pricing noted.

Boss Grocery J. D. Murray's

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