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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
6
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Parily cloudy today with showers possible. Friday looks partly wet with a mix of rain and scattered showers. Winds from the east will be moderate to steady, expected across coastal and inland regions.
A humorous Erie Dispatch excerpt mocks bargain straw hats and the season’s leftovers while noting crowd reactions. It cites lines about debtors, attire, and automobiles, blending quips from Bilzcard and New Casta News on money and value.
The Hyle after concluding his eighteenth season with the railroad, James Miller has served over four years as special agent in charge for baggage at Chautauqua. He is praised as affable, courteous, and obliging, going beyond duties to aid passengers with information and comfort, handling thousands of pieces during the season.
In Franklin Pa August 1 Sibley, former Republican nominee for Congress in the Twenty eighth District, resigns and is arrested next day for conspiring to debauch, rob, and corrupt voters in Warren County. He issues a long statement defending his election expenses and denying improper acts, citing illness and turning affairs over to Secretary Taylor, a co defendant. He warns he may be near borderland of another country and may not testify if alive. A separate report from Old City August 4 notes Franke Yonet Hawn Halla stabbed by a countryman. investigation ongoing. A wedding occurred at the residence of Mr and Mrs Cecil Walker as Mary Melissa Walker wed David B Amidon in a formal ceremony officiated by Rev Clarence J Woodward. The event featured white decor, a four course dinner, and plans to reside in Belleville N Y.
The twenty third annual convention of the Sablith Schools of Erie County met in Union City with strong praise for the aviation history and the state of elementary grade work. Officers elected included President Rydy Washison, Erie, Secretary W H Myers, Erie, and Treasurer A L Cottrell, Corry, with an Executive Committee spanning Erie, Albion, Union City, and Ruselin. Ninety three graduates were noted and a special offering of 180 dollars was taken in addition to school fees.
The Home Wateri niet of the World group will host its first annual Labor Day picnic at Revrestion Park Lake Columbus on September 1. Two ball games including Youngsville vs Wrightsville, plus music, speaking and dancing are planned for afternoon and evening. Admission 40 cents, free for kids. bring lunch baskets and enjoy a day out. Transportation will be provided by late cars.
A group of 35 traveled by the 8:55 train to spend the day with Mrs A T Nichol at Mule Hurst Farm Pine Valley. They enjoyed a noon dinner, a hayride to Sylpine Springs, a parlor program, and a 5 o'clock adjournment to the drawing room. The party returned on the eighth train after a very enjoyable time.
Dr. Chaves A. Hush, 78, of Erie, inventor of an air motor and president of Automat Alex Motor Company, was struck and killed by a train at the Like Shore crossing while crossing from tract No 19. Witnesses say gates were down. he died from internal injuries after being struck, with only a broken right leg as a visible mark. He lived at 135 West Fourth Street and had long resided in Erie.
Labor Day program at Recreation Park features events including a 10:80 ball game, Purse races, a running tong jum, a wheel and pole race for girls, and a 3:40 baseball game. BEY Myers oversees sports. entries open to all. warnings about attire and entry details encourage readers to attend and purchase buttons and prizes.
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