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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
6
Priddy Kreckles presents the season opener at Library Theater with seats on sale at Babbites Wednesday. The modest program promises a lively start to the year with local talent highlighted in a compact stage event.
Local society notes list numerous individuals visiting or traveling. Chaplee Briggs attended a fair in Titisrie, Arthur Ragan conducted business in Jamon, and James West from Jamestown is in the VNLOF city on business. Other names include Walt Powell in Pittsburg, Miss Frail Lockwood spending time with friends in Youngshire, Mrs G W Morrie returning to Warsaw after visiting Mrs William Mount, and train master B Ferguson of the Erie Railroad in Meadville on business. Frank Gilton returned to Jamestown after visiting relatives. Mrs Butter Strong returned to Westfield. Miss Hazel Wilson Jett to Stillwater Minnesota to study at the State University. H Klug of Dunaville visiting. Miss Donaleyon returning to Buffalo. Miss Mille Akam to Youngstown. Bettis at the Tituaite Fair promoting Lebanon Herb Tablets. Huntly Burchell off to Chicago for music study. Mr and Mrs Erietines and guests returned to Franklin. Adan Mealy and Will Mealy visiting May. Neylon leaving for Boston.
Local social notes record Amused Theater Lok Bairbanke of Brie tx visiting, W. Wy Roberts of Mayville arriving, and Charles Bennett retiring from front row issues. Mr and Mrs. Leon June visited Grin afternoon with relatives. Mrs. Alden attended to a death in the family. Miss Mary Reardon returned from a short visit with relatives. Magon Stewart from Chicano arrived to see Charles Stewart. J. M. Mickernell attended the Penna regiment reunion. Tom Wilson, ex-Corry newspaper man, visiting to view Journal state graveyard. Capt. Sylvester H. Birdsall of Greeley, Col., attending the 150th Pennsylvan ia Volunteer regiment reunion.
Nic J. Allen of Wattshures views the city on business today. Mr and Mrs John Foley return to Jamestown after a short visit with relatives in the city.
Old advertisement copy claims Parisian Sage stops hair fading and greying, nourishes roots, reduces dandruff, and promotes shine. It touts a 50 cent bottle price and a money back guarantee, with N. F. Ames & Co. listed as sellers dated 10-18-17.
Idaho Senator William B Reyburn with serious illness in Washington apartment. health described as angina pectoris. Colleagues alerted weeks before adjournment of the session. he twice could not perform duties, prompting concern and calls for temperate service.
Dr Edwin A S Glehalu preliminary exam of Dr Wd McCo’s brain, bequeathed by a Washington scientist, weighed 1410 grains about 4 ounces heavier than average. The brain not as heavy as Dr John H Musser’s 64 ounces though atrophy can begin after some years. Frank J Cheney sworn in Toledo as tax assessor. Catarrh cure offered with 100 dollar reward for cure. Notary public ISHAL AW GLEASON.
Five men blow open the jewelry shop of John C Yates at Cold Spring Dock at 4 AM. They escape with $5,000 in loot after disembarking from a motorboat and fleeing toward New York, despite alarms and police response.
Three new witnesses provide affidavits in the Szabo case as prosecutors in Orange County prepare a phase of the inquiry led by Rodgers. The witnesses describe events surrounding Mrs. Szabo's death and the autopsy is set to be conducted by Hudson County and New York County physicians.
10, M. Dalence, former mayor of Potosi, Bolivia, issued orders for Americas cars for the first trolley road in the ancient city. Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger is named to replace Rear Admiral Osterhaus in command of the Atlantic fleet.
United States Weather Bureau readings from New York Atlantic City Buffalo and other cities at 8 p m show conditions including clear skies in New York and Philadelphia, with temperatures ranging from the mid 60s to mid 80s and several sites reporting cloudy or clear weather. Data quality varies due to OCR errors but lists cities such as New York Atlantic City Buffalo St Louis New Orleans Washington and Philadelphia with corresponding temperatures and sky conditions.
Muddled ad touts Cascarets as remedy for headache coated tongue foul breath and stomach upset. Claims quick cleansing of bowels, elimination of bile and fermenting wastes with a 10 cent box, free from griping, and suitable for children.
The Townville Herald reports G D Head of Grangers Insurance notes policies allow a 29 percent premium deduction for properly wired structures. Experts say three steps ensure proper installation, including rod type and mounting. Homes in the area remain occupied and safeguarded under approved methods.
Scout Cameras presents a compact wooden box camera with leather cover and mats. Made by Seneca Cameras Co in Rochester, it claims light weight, sharp pictures, simple use and fast operation. Priced at $2.00 and $3.00.
Home Supply O., Baltimore, Maryland advertises Jersey sweet potatoes with freight paid and cash with order terms. The notice invites buyers to combine with friends to save, listing delivery and payment conditions.
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