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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1912
Page
3
A jumble of local notices reports events and happenings in the city and surrounding area. Items include social club meetings a sale a children’s event and a display at Wrights. Reports mention a black bear seen near Tidioute and a train passage near the Allegheny river with a note on wildlife activity in the region.
Fragmented notices include a hospital donation drive at Corry, job ads for a stenographer and corset company, a Todd room meeting for Halloween, and a call to vote for John S. Steyes. Local social and crime items mention a taft insult incident, Presbyterian supper plans, and a neglected two year old case under Jamestown authorities.
A four grand production described with Al the mute in a Glorious staging. Admission 40 conte. youths 14 to 14 years eligible for delivery ete. Breanatt and Hor Ady at 2416 listed as sponsors or organizers.
President Taft, arriving by private car, wore a deep red rose on his lapel during a town stop. Mrs. Abbott of this city, mother of the late Charles S. Abbott, presented the bloom to Judge Pinher, who handed it to Taft. He pinned it to his lapel and wore it for the remainder of his stay.
Jamestown wrestler Ian Clark travels to Rochester to face Jon Aoldbors in a 10-round bout at Celeron Park on November 11. Clark, fresh from a decisive win over Lee Pinneran, seeks to boost his stock further against Goldberg, a fighter with a solid record. Local fans anticipate a strong showing from Clark as he weighs in at 126 pounds.
The record shows Shreve voting for several labor and public works measures, including a park transfer project and convict labor road bill, while opposing or dodging certain bills affecting labor. He supported the public highways act and a disadvantaged workers protection bill, with mixed voting behavior on other labor-related issues.
Eight travelers from Cleveland to Buffalo were in two cars when one driven by A. J. Parle of Parish Motor Car Co. skidded on a hill near Walnut Creek Sunday. Parle sustained internal injuries and is hospitalized in fair condition. The party to continue their journey after repairs and warning on Parle’s condition.
Saturday's football results list Syracuse defeating Michigan 18 to 7 and Yale beating Washington and Jemerson Amy 14 to 7. Dartmouth lost to Corel 14 to 0, Navy edged Harvard 1 to 0, Pittsburgh defeated Georgetown 44 to 20, Brown triumphed over 3 to 10, Princeton beat Colsage 22 to 7.
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