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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
2
Something Doing on the Diamond Labor Day
Labor Day Monday features a Titusville versus Corry baseball doubleheader on the Diamond for the final season meeting. Corry seeks revenge after a 2 to 2 draw in the 18th inning while Titusville plans a strong road trip, with Warren and other foes shaping the schedule. Corry plans morning travel and lineup details include Hromneckt and Brie as key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inusville
Corry
Titusville
Dunkirk
Wil
Caytla
Dralor Ae Valery
Corr Toomorraw
Warren
Russelledd
Hromneckt
Brie
Will Pile
Corryomorray
Evr
Coysy
Cor- TF
Bears Seen Near Spartansburg
Bears have been spotted near Spartansburg with a mother and two cubs roaming the woods by Conover farm. A dog chased the animals toward Burling pasture where the mother bear hissed and fled to safety. Local residents note this is the second bear sighting in recent years and that youths near mule spring have abandoned the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Spartansbure
Weelm
Conover Farm
Elmer Weidner
Burling
Allezal
Bennion
Mule Phur
Moreland Stationery Company Opens In Hijaery
New business firm the Morelands have moved to resume business in Hijaery and have rented room at 148 Center Street, previously occupied by them, to open a stationery and police supply store tomorrow. Major Moreland will run it, his brother Harry continuing on the road. A complete up to date line will be armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morelands
Reume
Hijaery
Centertreet
Stonery
Moreland
Harry
al Tho
Io Moreland Stationery Company
Oysters and Fresh Catch Advertised at Wood's Fulton Market
An OCR fragment advertises oysters and seafood at Wood's Fulton Market. It mentions Oysters Oysters and New York Counts Oysters and New York Point Standard Oysters. Also listed are Fresh Caught sea trout White fish and piw Pik¢ priced at 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptember
Wood
New York
New York Point
Fulton
Final session of institute closes after week of lessons
The Fifty third annual institute session ended at the courthouse this morning. Teachers to rest and recreate after a week with Supt Russell and instructors. Prof Sivar urged teachers to view themselves as teachers not mere showpieces and to balance work with health and recreation. He defended card playing and theatre as healthy when not extreme and urged harmony with pupils to achieve results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havin
Supt
Russell
Stranger struck by train found near Garland tracks
A foreign man about 40 was found by a trackwalker along Spring Creek road near Garland early this morning. He appeared to have fallen from a freight train or been struck by one during the night and was taken to Corry Hospital where staff awaited word on his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ule
Lrawatit
Wan
Garland
Corry Hospital
Spring Creek
Fishing is Strenuous Work at Spartansburg
Oid City visitors F B Prawler and a companion fished at Spartansburg, hauling a long string of fish in under five hours. They landed 175 fish including bull heads with rock bass and perch, averaging 85 per hour for two men, while others from the town plus two ladies also caught substantial catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oid
Spartansburg
Hney
Voy
Sumkea
Koln
Apartansburg
Smith
Hydetown
New Features at Corry Fair Adds Exhibits and Demonstrations
Corry Fair management unveils a state exhibit from the U S Department of Agriculture featuring insects and wildlife, with Prof Surface and assistants conducting daily demonstrations on spraying and pest control. A new large structure will host free lectures with seating for guests, plus daily airship flights by Strole Airships Company, expected to draw the largest crowd in the fair’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phem
Hs Corry
Morgnadge
H.A. Sweficy
Suule
Hater
Surface
Adilion
Nis
Angelmiens
Tatrmnd
Strole Airships Company
Labor Day Sports Meet at Recreation Park
Labor Day program at Recreation Park features running events such as a 1 mile relay purse events for boys and girls, a 50 yard dash for ladies, long jump, baseball throwing, greasy pole over water, and a 2:80 ball game between Tannery and Wrightsville. Remarks by Dr. Sanborn. Open to everyone under Bitty Myers supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youryaville
Purson
Eirla
de. Sanborn
Boston
Tanneryine
Wrightsville
Bitty Myers
Iie
AL Boys Uist
Frightened horse injures gatekeeper on Mal street
A hard mouthed horse pulling Asia Express wagon bolted near Mal street and plowed into P. and I Ratekeeper at Center Street crossing. Charlie Hall driver attempted to stop it as the horse veered into Morris Street injuring gatekeeper Mr St. Clair Wik and himself with a knocked out tooth and chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hall
Asia Express Company
Mal Street
Wil
Morris St. Olly
Center Street
St. Clair
Trolley rights transferred to Mirley Traction Company
Rights and privileges of the Hide Cambridge Springn Union City and Corry Traction Company were sold by bid to Mirley Traction Company on Wednesday. The transfer paves the way for the new operator to gain public street privileges and begin constructing a line into Union City and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Traction Company
Erie, Union City and Corry Company
Hide
Cambridge
Pillozones hailed as laxative cure in old ad
An OCR ad touts Pillozones as the easiest safest laxative. It claims to cleanse the stomach intestines and bowels drive out nasty matter tone the kidneys cure constipation and headaches. Sold in 25 cent boxes by Thomas Downey. 29 91.4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Downey
Floral Hall entries show extended deadline adjustment
In Floral Hall exhibition plans there is consensus on entries. All contestants must inform by September 2. To streamline, department entries do not close until September 12 at 6 pm.
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