Library Theater Coming Freckles on Sale at Babbitts
The Library Theater announces Freckles the first major show of the seven seat season coming Friday September 13. On sale at Babbitts Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1912
Page
8
The Library Theater announces Freckles the first major show of the seven seat season coming Friday September 13. On sale at Babbitts Wednesday.
A group of residents and visitors were seen in Erie today. Brown, Cobley, Tourdet, and spouses attended local events while Mae Wightman enjoyed a day with friends. Paul Gliz returned to Pittsburg after visiting Erie, and Mrs Keppell traveled to Titusville for the fair. Arthur Ragan and family planned a Lakewood week, and H Geiger with son Henry spent the day in Sherman. Mervin Nast from MMI Mortis NY visited his parents, and Mrs Clayton Fights and daughter saw Bear Lake briefly. Ziteh and son passed through on the way to Titusville Fair to view poultry, while Nantes also went to Titusville. Anna Gray visited Warren and Clarendon, and the Mises Riva and Anna Pope were set to attend Tudl anu State Normal. R H Chih was to meet Thursday with Mrs Aller at 10 E Congress Street. Tankow and Miss Mauile-Woonnes of Little Yatley BY visited their cousin Mrs Richard Akan. Florence Dally, after three years with W B Stainwit & Son, accepted a job at W J Hasbroath’s grocery. Dr MacPherson, mayor of Neugh Nebraska, was a guest of R J Follette and family, touring the city and its manufacturing plants.
A jumble of society notices lists residents and visitors: Mrs John Leng Sr on W Bredovick street, W H Cole back from a eastern trip, B Ferguson of the fly tt aa n ton on business, Mr and Mrs A L Goldstein visiting Shartunburg, Jon Alin of Caton News Co visiting Buffalo and Me Dykes with family returning from McKeesport, James Hurley returning after a visit with Mrs Paul Deitch, Mrs Putnam of New York City visiting Mr and Mrs Honey Rogers, Miss Anni A Knowlton organist moving from Prat Congregational to Warren Pa Presbyterian church while continuing local teaching. She is daughter of Leonard and George Knowlton and a frequent Corry visitor.
Sait Wellman of Jamentown is a Huatnens yiéltor in the city. Miss Elizabeth Kinley arrived in Jamentown for a short stay. J Merrigm Weil traveled to Union City today on professional business.
An old advertisement touts Booth's Hygienic Ether for nasal catarrh and a complete HYOME inhaler kit priced at $1.00 with extra bottles available. It promises nasal relief by inhaling vaporized air, claiming it destroys germs and soothes inflamed membranes while addressing discharge and foul breath. If dissatisfied, Nic Ames & Co. offers a money back guarantee.
New York report notes Major Daniel W. Arnold and other Civil War veterans singled out for US Army honors. The piece covers a high level ceremony, mentions Colonel John, and includes a Toledo area business oath and a catarrh cure advertisement within the same column text.
Robert G. Valentine resigns as Indian Commissioner to support Roosevelt. The move comes amid national speculation about political realignment and policy direction in Indian affairs.
Valentine of Massachusetts United States commissioner of Indian affairs resigns citing political differences. He plans to back the Bull Moose party and will forward his statement to President Taft. The move follows controversy over a government order forbidding religious garb in Indian schools and missions.
Washington dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt claiming assured support in Washington for November's election. He addressed a large Tacoma audience and left for Oregon, asserting Wilson would fare poorly and Taft held advantages in the state amid press and political foes.
Philadelphia September 11 Zephaniah Hopper age 88 veteran educator at Central High School begins his 41st year as a Philadelphia school instructor after a long career at the school He declined urged promotions to superintendent or high school principal saying he could teach indefinitely and credits his strength to outdoor work and temperance in all things. Serious floods hit South Germany with Rhine floods rising and railway bridges torn away as crops ruined and roads washed out.
Millette, a 80 year old lineman from White Land, fell from the roof of the last car of Train 6 near Kennedy while riding a freight. He sustained a brain concussion and was found dead in Kansas. Coroner noted the fatal accident and undertaker Mr. A. Danielson prepared the body in Kennedy.
An article extols kidney health and warns against exposure that irrites kidneys. It cites Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. M. J. Fahror of Corry, Pa. It also praises Busy Tale laundry soap for its cleaning power and fabric care.
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