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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
7
A notice states that certain persons operate under the name Our worn company and disclaims debts contracted under that trade style. It warns rivals and customers that the writer is not responsible for debts or actions of the old business, and requests prompt attention regarding address at Columbus Avenue. Signed A W Warren.
One hundred years ago on September 10 Perry rode Aha ET eins to sorrow then joy as Perry achieves a great victory. The celebration is set for Wadnendig evenings at the far ground pavilion with all welcome to attend this jubilant event led by C T Trimnle of Mere.
AV persons are urged to pay taxes to the enle tur on The 12 IE. Assessments have been completed and tax statements must be presented. A five percent penalty applies after October. T. N. Ranaom, Collector, 28.
Warren reports the tanning company has begun filtration bed construction near Adams Way and Clearview to treat effluent from vats. The plant adds a well with slate grid to trap residue, reducing pollution as part of a program to improve river quality and curb contaminant release from the Chowefield tannery.
Mrs. Gath erly Wilyoung aged 98 died at her Almira home on a Sunday morning. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Jonnie Wilyoung in Hilly Hill with Rev. Jon R. Wel officiating. Burial will be in Grahagy cemetery Mary. Wilyoung survived by her son George of Minnesota.
The Galena oil experts gathered for their annual convention in Franklin at the Odd Fellows temple. General Charles Miller welcomed visitors and spoke on harmony within the industry. Miller noted the value of skilled men earning more than minimum wages and urged focus on practical ways to become a winner in oil logistics.
A son was born Sunday night at Closterfield House to Hie Duke and Duchixa of Roxburghe formerly Miss May Gowler of New York. The duchy was in the direct line and estates of about 60,900 acres are mentioned in connection with the birth.
A burglary at Jacob’s Jewelry in Oil City occurred this morning. The thief climbed a fence, entered through a rear door, and escaped with about 700 in valuables including two dozen watches, gold bracelets, watch charms, gold heads, and many rings. Police describe the entry and have notified pawnbrokers. no suspects named.
A chaotic penny ante game in an orchard drew the attention of Constable J Le Allen of Wesleyville yesterday afternoon. He arrested John Pop, Joe Sabrino, and John Pabrino and took them to the police station. They will be arraigned Wednesday on the charge arising from the incident.
Addison T. Millar of Silvermine and his wife died when a New York express on the Danbury division of the New Haven struck their automobile. Their daughter Dorothy and friend Mian dro Guthrie were badly injured as the two girls lay in a local hospital with fractured skulls. Millar, 48, a prominent artist who worked with William M. Chase, was a Silvermine resident and member of the Silvermine artist group.
A man named Johnny Jaaling of Charerol, a personal friend of Governor Tener and member of the Elk’s, was injured Saturday evening in Oil City when he fell after a fall through a blg foot doubling. He will likely never regain full strength due to the proximity of the bone to the jolting. Governor Tener ordered aid and police to assist the injured man. Mrs. Jenkins will arrive today. Local lodges may donate benevolence for the minstrel who aided the city.
The county will select a judge by voters at the coming November election. Judge Joseph W. Bouton of Southport faces Bradford attorney S. P. Stone, with both avoiding public announcements. The race focuses on liquor policy and past record, while candidates refrain from newspaper notices.
Classified notices list multiple sale items and wanted ads. Entries include household goods engines typewriters and gas fixtures for sale, jobs and services offered, rental listings, and political announcements from Corry, Pa. Names such as Miss Lanning, Les Perkins, M. A. Traxter, and Leo D. Barlow appear, with addresses on Springs Street, Journal office, Euclid Street, and city landmarks. The page also features farm, real estate, and employment notices reflecting early 20th century classifieds.
Short ad seeks second wand in good condition and offers or requests work for a team. Respond to daily diary box 151 with details or alternatives.
WANTED POULTRY AND EGGS ship your poultry and eggs to W A Tuttle 169 Mead St Buffalo New York Bonded Commission Merchant Thy says exclusive in G7 dealer by Molto as appears in local notice
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