Roller Skating Armory Rink Fair Week
Armory rink hosts fair week with nightly sessions from eight to ten thirty. Admission costs one dollar and skates are fifteen cents.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1911
Page
3
Armory rink hosts fair week with nightly sessions from eight to ten thirty. Admission costs one dollar and skates are fifteen cents.
Alden-Ragon Coal offers supplies and office hours. a dining room job is advertised. last chance to register tonight. Window grinding at Sheely's promises low prices and Velvet Lemon Sherbet at Lindaley's First Ave. 1116. Tack Henry of Erle loses a $250 diamond at the Corry fair. Madame Sherry Monday night tickets on sale. Lost tickets for Madam Sherry, reward at Naat's store. Meadow Brook Sweet Cider promoted for soda fountains. large quantity available from Robert A. Patterson Jr. Shierman B Miller to contribute articles to the American Econom ist on Modern Fools and Ancient Facts. Rt. Rev Bishop Israel to conduct services at Emmanuel Church with Holy Communion at 8:30 and sermon at 11. Corry fair attendance claims largest exhibit of candidates for public office in history. G. D. Burnett improving, still in sanitarium. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to meet with Dr. Sophia Greenlee at 206 Maple Avenue. Barlow Howe drawing at Fair with judges. winning numbers available at their store. Waterford school board enumerates children aged 6 to 16, count shows 92 in borough. Bishop Rogers Israel to preach at Emmanuel Worship Church 2116. Alden-Ragon Coal office open Saturday evenings to 9. Library Theater offers value on Monday night. Our Benil annual 20 percent wallpaper discount starts September 18 at Sheelys.
Bulbs such as Madonna Lilies Chinese Lilies Paper White Narcissus and Roman Hyacinths are available now for planting. The store announces current stock and urges customers to buy.
A catalog lists 160 bo asters and 60 Gents per dozen, with bold pricing and quantities offered. The terse notice emphasizes a large stock of asters available, reflecting a farm or market sale.
Warren Sept 15 The defense rested in the Mike Pipik murder case with the Pipik brothers still on the stand after forenoon examination. Attorney Shawkey summarized for the defense and adjournment was taken until tomorrow morning. The Commonwealth will sum up first thing tomorrow and the jury could hear by noon. The Pipikte brothers via an interpreter told the court about an exception related during John Pipik’s trial. The case against Mike Pipikla is considered real.
Orrin Bates a well known young man formerly from Spring Creek was killed this morning near Wile when his market rig was struck by a Lake Shore train. He was son of the late B. C. Bates of Spring Creek and nephew of D. M. Jackson. Bates had recently married and lived at Moorheadville. his body will be brought to Corry for burial with Alexander & Co. Pitchers, Bald.
William G Walker of West Springfield launches a renewed bid for county treasurer noting unbroken Republican loyalty since birth in 1869 Harbor Creek. He cites prior campaign effort and support across county voters, urging turnout for the primaries on Saturday September 30 to back a “true blue” Republican in the contest.
The 1911 Corry Fair closed with smaller crowds due to heavy rains and cloudy skies. Avinter Mars performed an aeroplane act despite legal troubles, while Frank Scrambling carried the winning driving outfit home to Columbus. Attendance on Thursday exceeded previous fairs at around 15,000, offset by lighter crowds on Wednesday and Friday. exhibits and livestock drew strong praise, though finances remain unsettled.
The publishers announce recording success for Madame Sherry the new musical production by Woods Frazee and Lederer now playing at New Amsterdam Theater New York. The New Amsterdam Theater Company will perform Monday September 18 at Library Theater seats on sale at Babbits.
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