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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
2
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Parily cloudy today. Showers tonight or Friday with light to moderate easterly winds. Forecast covers general conditions across regions with emphasis on precipitation chances and wind direction.
A humorous faux editorial from the Brie style piece mocks straw hats and fashion waste while lamenting strict lineage and debtors listed in a New Castle News parody. It contrasts early season remnants with next summer trends and notes readers’ reactions to new price tags and fashion.
The Tomestown Journal lauds Miller, special baggage agent for the Erie, after 18 years of service covering Chautauqua traffic. He is praised for knowledge, courtesy, and personal care for passengers, handling thousands of baggage pieces during the Chautauqua season.
Republican congress candidate Sibley defends a $42,500 campaign expense, blames private secretary Taylor, and says he may be nearing the borderland of another country. He vaults to contradict Warren County charges while noting heart illness could prevent him from testifying.
The twenty third annual convention of the Sabbath Schools of Erie County met in organized sessions. Specialists led each department including Lane Watch Bebal work and teacher training. State and local leaders from Philadelphia and Cleveland spoke and ninety three Erie county graduates were recognized. An offering of 180 was added to regular gifts, with officers elected for the coming year and several department secretaries named.
Labor Day picnic planned by Home Watch men of the Warst at Recreation Park Lake Columbus. Events include two ball games Youngsville vs Wrightsville, mills, dancing, and music by Matteson brothers orchestra. Free admission, afternoon and evening programs. Bring lunch baskets and enjoy the outing. Boats will be available.
An Italian man was shot and stabbed by a countryman in O11 City on August 21. He suffered four gunshot wounds and four stab wounds. he remains in the City Hospital in serious condition but is expected to recover. The assailant escaped and is still at large. In other news, one of the season’s prettiest weddings occurred at the Walker residence on Franklin Street. Mary Melissa Walker married Jovid E. Amidon in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Clarence Woodward. The couple, graduates of Corry High School and Columbia University respectively, will reside in Bellegille New Jersey after a reception attended by many relatives and friends.
A party of 35 rode the S255 train on Wednesday morning to spend the day with Mrs A Nichols at Tutte Nirst Parm Pine Valley. A bountiful drape breakfast on the north lawn framed an afternoon program and a hay ride to Sulphur Springs. A fine program followed in the Wirlar enjoyed by all. Afterward five guests joined the host for a dainty dining homage as they returned on the fifth train for a most enjoyable time.
Dr Charles A Bush aged 75, inventor of an air motor and president of the Automatic Air Motor Co, was killed crossing the Linke Shore tracks near Sandyutay crossing at 1 47 yesterday morning. He stepped from the path of westbound train No 19 and was struck by eastbound No 22. The body was hurled about 20 feet. Only witness Frank Marlowe, a train inspector, heard Bush joking with the oncoming train before the impact. Bush lived at 135 West Fourteenth Street in Erie. He had long been a resident of Erie and was noted for his claimed perfected water design to replace gasoline engines. The gate tender George Crocker said gates were down at the crossing but he did not see the accident.
Labor Day program at Recreation Park features ball games, purse events, running and jumping contests, a phree joxwed race, throwing base ball, walking greasy polo, and a flag race for young girls. Prize money and remarks by Dr Sanborn, with supervision by Billy Myers. Open to all. participants urged to enter and mention the Journal when purchasing.
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