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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
3
Kane Five and Ten Cent Store robbed in early Thursday morning missing cash jewelry and coins. Manager John Magrison reported the break in after locating a cracked window and entry via a back wall. Police were informed but no arrests or clues have been found as the investigation continues.
A reported new phase in the Kent custody dispute emerges as Mrs Kent seeks court action to win custody of the children. The case, tied to a contentious previous separation and a high profile incident involving the children, moves toward a December hearing in Dedham Norfolk. The matter centers on whether custody should be awarded to Mrs Kent as the court weighs prior separations and ongoing disputes.
A Jamestown man left at 6:10 for Cincinnati to marry Miss Ja Kilze, with the wedding planned for next Wednesday.
In Washington on October 22 more than two thousand postmasters and other officials gather for the National Association of Postmasters convention. Leaders discuss centralizing mail handling and finances at large post offices, improving rural delivery service, and new operating methods.
The postmasters of the first and second divisions met in a convention with 53% of first class and 229 second day members in attendance. John dl Cleary of Terre Haute and W B Merry of Ohio are noted leaders as President Wilson planned remarks at the White House tomorrow. The gathering included a steamboat excursion to Mount Vernon and a program overseen by committee chairs Carter Th. Keene and others.
Advertises payment for rags and rubber at listed rates, buys heavy copper and red brass, and notes contact with A I Brodsky. Includes price per pound and the address line 126 youn.
Pennsylvania railroad officials report a dramatic rise in freight and passenger traffic as winter limits capacity. Locomotive power has been stretched, engines stored and rebuilt, with plans to rapidly expand diesel and steam assets to handle surging shipments to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Europe.
A listing notes fabrics or coverings four inches wide available in Black Navy Copenhagen Old Rose Wistaria Green Brown and Blue plaid. The items are described as worn yet still serviceable for various occasions.
Fur trimmings in black brown and white offered from 50e to 1 dollar per yard. Maribon line shown in black white pink and blue priced at 40 cents per yard.
Fashion notes describe black trims including frogs loops tassels venice edges and wide flouncings for costume and apparel detailing.
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