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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
2
Local district politics show tension as unions and labor groups face dismissal by some candidates. Roosevelt's stance creates pressure, while insurgents strive to keep pace. The Warren Mirror characterizes the Sib ley case investigation as a challenging ordeal for the defendants.
Frid ay forecast notes increasing cloudiness with probable showers. Light variable winds expected.
A local discussion argues for courteous driving and respect on the road. It contrasts drivers who yield and share the road with those who obstruct traffic and deny others space. John Brooks of Erle Hyade impresses a Knights of Pythiog audience, while local political notes reference Porky M. Brooke and reactionary congressional support.
Warren September 7 The special grand jury investigating charges against former Congressman Joseph Sibley and four co defendants returned true bills indicting each defendant. The cases involve alleged corruption to influence Warren County voters. Witnesses examined range between thirty and forty. trials set for tomorrow but continuances are anticipated due to Sibley’s illness.
The Klingers gathered for a tenth reunion near Bear Lake at Gostion Yard with 37 attendees. Family members from Garland Corry Celoron Jamestown Cleveland and Tuneaasa New York participated along with Orrside Orrisside and Tear Like visitors. A bountiful dinner, prayer service, and songs followed, marking ongoing family ties since 1900 and noting two births and one mother’s passing since the last reunion. Newly elected officers were James Kilnger President Mrs H Ry Bhiwell Secretary Will Kilnger and Wilbur Fosburg as trustees. Kilnger received a birthday card shower in honor of the reunion.
Charis Paylor and P P Aubon have rented the Lyrid Theater from O N Waters to present the Jef fries Johnson original pictures Monday afternoon. Doors open at 1 o clock, showtime at 1 24, with the feature describing the Duquesne Theater Pittsburgh and Brlé pictures to be shown in Ol City Friday and Saturday and Mendville Tuesday.
A dubious claim states a veterinary preparation cures rheumatism and neuralgia within one to three days. It allegedly acts on the system to remove pain and disease with immediate relief. The advertisement notes low cost and availability at Durham Drug Co.
The undersigned will beat the Diamond Grocery for a short time where all persons indebted to them are requested to call and settle their accounts. Thomas Brothers
The Rev Thomas O'Hern and Father Lewis O'Hern deliver talks on abstinence at St Helenbott's church. A placard coupon to sign for abstinence promises is distributed to measure audience commitment. The Missionaries invite Catholics and non Catholics to attend the evening services and engage in the temperance discussion.
The article notes fire alarm boxes in a town area with glass broken in one and a discussion of penalties. It mentions detectives, the aim to deter tampering, and a $50 fine with imprisonment as a possible punishment. It references individuals and a local enforcement approach to set an example.
The note describes a September date, a photo gallery on First Ave, and a request involving two estih prints and an order. No clear names or events are provided, but the fragment hints at a gallery and a September deadline.
Pennsylvania Railroad officials of Chartucua and Allegheny Wile ley ivisland tightened a trap on a gang of thieves. Captain Bo Conover led special officers who recovered plunder and arrested Richard Riley Edward Jacobs and several others, with more suspects to face pressure as the investigation closes.
The Findley descendants met at Lakeside on September 2 1910 with over seventy family members and friends from Corry North East lUpley Watlaburg and Grand Valley. The day featured informal visiting and a brief election of officers for the ensuing year with President Runht Prudley and others. The gathering closed with songs and plans to reconvene September first 1914 at the same location.
An unsigned excerpt warns that waking tired signals nervous fatigue and urges restoring energy with Nero tablets. It touts improved nerve strength, body function, and overall vigor, claiming tablets renew vitality and aid daily performance.
A garbled note mentions Sweet Garden roses and floral themes, hinting at a yearly event or display. Names are unclear. likely a horticultural feature focusing on roses and garden arrangements.
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