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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
2
A brief note records an event at a central city office as local observers report unclear details. The fragment mentions Corey and a mall area with muttered comments from bystanders. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are provided.
Advertising rates are set with per week charges and minimums. The notice specifies costs in cents and a Monday deadline for receipt to secure the insertions.
Weather forecast notes cloudy skies with a fair spell likely on Saturday. Northerly and westerly winds are expected across regions as conditions ease.
The Library Theater starts its season next Monday with The Candy Girl. The week continues with vaudeville acts and a large, affordable showcase by the casino vaudeville troupe. Call the box office for details and pricing.
A social shower hosted by Miss Zoe Wilcos and Miss Susie Ragon for Miss Bernice Extayania Inst pyet ugathy Noms drew twenty four guests. A silent auction and a three course repast were provided with prizes for Mrs. Charlee Lamibing Miss May Wighliban and Miss Bva Pope. Friends anticipate the marriage of Miss Hi wardé and Mr Murray Olds with notable local interest.
Miss May Nesmith entertained a group of young friends last evening in honor of Mrs Walter Merrick born Helen Splesman. Guests were surprised by Mrs Merrick’s presence and a luncheon followed the card games. A decorative glass creamer and sugar bowl were given as keepsakes of the occasion.
The undersigned Wil beat the Din amond Grocery requests all persons indebted to them call and settle their accounts. Thomas Brother appears as a named party in the notice.
Father O Hara of the Paulist Fathers preached total abstinence during a mission at St Wawbert s in this city. Printed pledge cards were distributed and parishioners urged to commit to abstinence citing love of country church and souls, with pledge cards to be collected after the Serbvice.
Mrs. Lynn Mudges of Youngsville, injured after refusing to live with her husband, shows marked improvement days after his return from the Western Penitentiary. An earlier report noted an attempted murder. Hodges and family details circulate locally, with potential civil action by Mrs Hodges against Hodges and associates.
The 112th New York State Volunteer Regiment GAFL will hold its annual reunion in Brocton New York. The organization is a genuine Chautauqua institution with many members originally from the year and several veterans living in Corry expected to attend.
An advertisement urges readers who wake tired and irritable to try Nero tablets. It claims the product feeds nerves and renews natural vigor, helping the entire nervous system function properly. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Charles Taylor and FD Allison present riots themed films from Fer rles Johnson original pictures at the Lyric Theater rented by Mane ager GC Waters. Showings start Monday afternoon September 12 with doors at 1 and screenings at 1 40 and 3 40. Two hours seven reels. A lecturer explains the contest details. previously shown in Duchesne Theater Pittsburg and scheduled for Erie Ol City Meadville events.
Warren reports the trial of Sibley and four co defendants on bribery and voter corruption charges is postponed to December due to the defense motion over Sibleys health. Sibley and his secretary Frank H. Taylor posted $1000 bail each. others released on recognizance. C W Stone appeared for Sibley.
Oil City police arrested Port Ogden conductor Jesse McKew on a warrant alleging involvement with stolen goods from the P R R cans. Officers Bromley and Hough found shoes silverware and fabrics at his home. The case was continued until today with a $600 bond set for his appearance.
Disruption occurred at the power house when a gear on the governor of the gas engine was broken during belt changes. The plant was disabled with repairs by Arexyert from the Struthers-Wella Warren plant, causing delays in journal shop operations and a municipal notice in today’s paper.
An incident on Main Street ends with a drunk in custody being charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The man pleaded guilty and was fined four dollars and discharged after a nighttime hearing before the mayor. A patrolman was knocked down during the arrest and the prisoner restrained by a citizen.
The board addressed a plan to require parents to furnish school supplies and materials. B Harlow was elected janitor for an indefinite term. A state appropriation of about 7.2 million dollars was disclosed by Treasurer Politic. Rheumatism cure ads accompany the page.
Fragmentary OCR cites Coltayy Po and Knut Kimball involved with Blutionery Co. Partial text hints at a business venture or company naming dispute. No clear actions, dates, or locations are readable.
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