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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1910
Page
2
John K Tener faces a heated hearing over his pledge to lead the Public Utilities Corporation while owning no stock. Tidke Gordon questions loyalty as the libel case drags on. The Titusville Herald laments citizen apathy and cautions that indifference won’t cure ills.
The Corry Cancer Sanatorium received multiple patients including Mrs. Tt. H. Wopey Pittsbure Pa Mrs. David Bearts Kittanning Mr. John Dun mire Kittanning Mr. John Hunter Elderton Pa and Mr Hi J Richey Pittsburg Pa The notice claims Alclans treatment is eth ieal and safest with gradual professional recognition Also mentions a last week of W A Stien's clothing sale and continued discounts into Saturday night
Sowing buckwheat produce is described as white and ready for sale. The note urges customers to ask grocers for the product and mentions a price of 12 cents. It appears as a brief grocery/advertising item with guidance to contact Acme for availability.
Four photo plays run over an hour with Edison images showing fat features. Vitagraph footage and a hand colored pulie are included. Live audience turnout noted.
At the Lyriq theater three reels play for about an hour this evening. Four additional reels accompany the program along with a feature biography by Hugh Depry.
Philadelphia reports K A Van Valkenburg editor of the North American appeared before Magistrate Gallagher charged with criminal libel linked to articles about Republican governor candidate John Tener. The hearing featured Tener's testimony on his ties to Public Utilities Corporation and stock deals, with Bromley ordered to produce company records.
Washington Gov 28 You had better jet out all Your hundred dollar bills. The Secret Service seized a deceptive counterfeit hundred dollar bill printed from photographed plates. The fake note was traced to Havana and feared to be in circulation.
A Halloween party at a Wright street home featured a four course supper served at ten, hand painted place cards, and entertainment lasting until twelve with games and music. Young guests enjoyed the evening as the host offered a refined country social.
Special to the Journal from New York reports aviator Walter R Brookins injured when Wright aircraft crashed to earth during the international meet at Belmont Park. Another competitor, Graham-White, completed the race in one hour fifty seconds, leading to his probable victory.
Sacred concert features multiple organ and vocal numbers. Performers include Praia Clarke, WB Sherwin Anton, Sheldon Vsalter, Sarah Melnnes, James Metanes, and Alex Motattes Jr. The program includes meditations, anthems, hymns, prayers, and a benediction with diverse selections and remarks on the ministry of music.
Pie home constable from Pittsburg arrived in the city pursuing Willan Lane on an embezzlement warrant. Officers Siencer and James Stevens traced Lane to a farm along the trolley line near Columbus and brought him to the city for transport back to Pittsburg.
A large youthful gathering was held at H N Jones on Marlon Street by the young people's association of the Congregational church. despite a storm, ghosts goblins and other figures visited the event. The company dispersed around midnight pleased with the evening and its fun.
New schedule goes into effect November 1. Cura will run to Columbus once an hour. Corry departures occur on the hour and Columbus departures on the half hour. A car will run to North Corry and Wayne Street every twenty minutes.
A post mortem on the Cornell football player who died Thursday shows death caused by acute dilation of the heart linked to gnatra enteracolitis rather than an injury from the sérim migo. The finding clarifies the death as a medical incident rather than sports accident.
A public sale will be held at the Day farm located 112 miles east of Coloumbua on Saturday November 6 at 10 am. Items include horses cattle sleep chickens hay potatoes wagons tools and more. Auctioneer J Hammond supervises the sale.
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