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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1912

Page

2

Jamestown Morning Post Opens New ThreeStory Building

The Jamestown Morning Post debuted today from a new three story building on Washington Street in Jamestown. The paper marks eleven years since its founding and celebrates achieving a fully equipped establishment outside major metropolitan presses.

Jamestown Morning Post St Tue Washington Sirset Post

Man Thrown From Motorcycle In Wesleyville Crash

Brie Sept 11 Hlmer Petre of Wesleyville was brought to Wa mot hospital with injuries and a skull fracture after a motorcycle crash at Twenty fourth and Ash streets. He could not recall exact details. doctors suspect loss of control at high speed. He will be detained at the hospital until Monday for observation.

Brie Hlmer Petre Wesleyville Wamot ‘Hospital Twentyfourth Ash Streets Peters Gt Iu Hamat

Stolen Horses and Carriage From Clarion Livery Stable

Titusville reports a theft of a fine horse pair a carriage and harness hired last Thursday from Clarion livery stable owner J C Ren Hine. Benning with a chauffeur located the missing animals traced to Rouseville but no further trace found toward Titusville, and authorities doubt recovery this side of the Alleghenies.

Titusville J. C. Ren Hine Clarion Livery Mr. Benning Ronseville Titasville Rouseville

Medicinal Roots and Herbs In Historic Remedies

An old used tale notes how ancestors relied on roots and herbs to treat illness from the feld to modern times. It mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a famed cure for female ills with roots and herbs still used in similar remedies today.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Pittsburg in Smallpox Grip Shocks City

Pittsburg faces a smallpox outbreak with health offices overwhelmed. Reports describe mass vaccination of workers and officials in downtown stores while surrounding towns consider quarantine. Sixteen deaths cited. cases numbered near two hundred, with many not officially reported.

Pitteburs Pittsbuirg Ugen Lawrenceville Ble Chiy Casey Health Department Carnegie Wilkinsburg Sind Poligemon Paleo Station Trai

Great Jubilee Convention to Be Held in Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association stages a Great Jubilee Convention in Philadelphia October 8 to 11. Erie County will send forty delegates. Key speakers include Marion Lawrence and John Alexander. Hon John Wanamaker is honorary president. Main sessions at the Baptist Temple with sectional meetings in nine centers. A chorus of five thousand voices ends the program.

Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Philadelphia Erie Co Marlon Lawrence Th World's Association Troyd Ompidins John Alexander Chicago J. W. Barnes New York United States John Wanamaker H. J Hine Pitlsboro Buptlat Temple New Erie County

Misread mail prompts security check at Mile Y agency

An incomplete notice indicates secure credential information by mail from Mr Walter L Myers of 240 West 17th Street Bloomsburg Pa or in person at the local work department of the Mile Y MGA for identity verification and access.

Walter 1 Myers West 17Th Sh Blo, Pa Toellgiois Mile Y, Mga

Grape Juice Plant to Open as Cudahy Expands

The Cudahy Packing company of Chicago, a major firm in the packing and provision trust, plans to lease the Fredonia Preserving factory at East Main Street and Davy tracks. It will install presses, bottling equipment, and containers to begin operations this fall, with Henry T. Wilbur hired to buy grapes and Charles Pringle in charge of the factory.

Fredouin Cudahy Packing Company Chicano Weteke Fredonia Preserving Company East Main Street Imrag Micéris Abelgernne Delaney Chicago Henry T. Wilbur Emipaty Charles Pringte Hila Wal Cudahy Packing Company of Armor Company Westfield

Fishermen of 62 Boats Quit as Labor Action Spreads

The Irie Wisparca and other steamers halted work after delivering jets yesterday afternoon. Fishermen demand operational changes and a new contract with companies before resuming. Arbitration may occur by week’s end as port tensions rise and other ports face potential disruption.

Irie Wisparca Companion Duntciric Nah

Promoted Mail Clerks to Receive Pay Increases

Washington reports the Postmaster General Hitchcock will promote 14 000 railway postal clerks on October 1. About 166 700 clerks in the railway mail service are involved with many not promoted on October 1 receiving higher pay by year end. The promotion and pay raise, exceeding a million dollars, are part of a railway service reorganization authorized by the new post office appropriation bill.

Washington Rept Hitchicock Post Office Poutmaatér Georat Hitchcock Itomotlony Slong

Connors Suit Shifts Into Civil Action After Tragedy

The Warren Times reports Frank Connors of the Meatrical man died at Bos t Lake on March 10 1911. Coroner's verdict states unknown assailant used a weapon and threw him from a rear coach. Attorney Hall says civil action will be tried January term. Erie Railroad named as defendant in a $50 000 suit by Annie Connors, mother of the deceased. Jurisdiction details and efforts to locate the murderer are noted along with representation by Alexander and Clark.

The Warren Times Ayaiseminder Bost Lake Frank Connors Nein Erie Dansenger Éantbourdy Sheriff Park J. Alexander Corry Joseph Connors Connors Chichagor Jasep Connors Warren Duveral Times Hall Trio Railroad Company Annie Connors Lyons Times Alexander and Clark Erie

Fifth Reserves Reunion Noted Near Nortumberland Pa

Mr and Mrs Silsby Caldwell announce a reunion of the Fifth Pennsylvania Reserves to be held Thursday September 17 in Nortumberland Pennsylvania. The event recalls the famed 11th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve with veterans and memories of Civil War battles near Richmond Malvern Hill and Gettysburg. Colonel W Grier of Columbia serves as secretary of the Fifth Reserves Survivors organization.

Silsby Caldwell Nortumberland Merciantesville Walvern Hill Pennsylvania Willers Gailiil McCall Haye Tha Mirgivers Gettysbure Jose Firth Reserves Survivora W. Grier Columbia

Registration Day and Election Comedy at Local Theatrical Event

Registration Day is set for Tuesday September 17 with a second registration day for those failing to qualify. The article highlights a Carry In comedy by a company of eighteen actors featuring a sixty foot scene with elaborate scenery and electrical effects.

Carry

Fortune Hunter Coming to Library Theater Next Saturday

Businessman Mr M Wo Stabler announces a major attraction at the library theater next Saturday. He is making arrangements and promises the appearance will be a big draw for the weekly entertainment lineup.

M. Wo Stabler Helorline Hunter Ibrary Theater

Warren Preacher Obser ves Double Sermons at Local Church

Rev Dr J W Soulth from Warren preached twice at the Presbyterian church in this city both morning and evening to good sized audiences Rev C B Woodward pastor of the Corry church preached in Warren exchanging pulpits with Rev Smith

Warren J. W. Soulth Presbyterian Church C. B. Wood Te Corry Rey, Smith

Corry Elks Plan Rag Time Band For County Christmas Day

Mayor Alexander organizes the Rag Time Band from the Corry Elks to travel to the county’s Christmas Basket Fund day. The town’s Brie Bikw parade and lodge 14 will join. Nell Waters Wake Morgaridxzo Dell Darling and C. trinkly are among performers as they plan a large Wednesday trip with about half a dozen autos.

Dell Darling Trinkly Otters Thie City

Arbor Day Proclamation Denied by Br. Shaeffer in Hardsburg

In Hardsburg Pennsylvania Arbor Day observance dates September 15 to October 20 were designated by a proclamation but denied by Br. N. G. Shaeffer state superintendent of public instruction.

Hardsburg Br. NG Shaeffer State Marineptendent of Public Instruction

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