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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates show Todan Noriras columns priced at five dollars per insertion. Wans Cows Sceuis charge per time with a single line. Copy must be received by one o'clock the morning prior to game day to secure placement.
A nationwide weather update notes pain today and Sunday with slight changes in temperatures and winds. Mostly steady conditions expected with modest breeze and mild to moderate temperatures across regions.
Jamestown Mayor Carlson vetoes a curbing ordinance while defending shade trees. He argues trees enhance streets and public spaces and should be protected from removal. Reporters observed police court routines in City Hall as a drunken incident sparked questions about municipal proceedings. The piece criticizes handling of city business and calls for orderly, transparent governance.
An evening talk titled Why I am a Catholic was held last night by Father Thom O’Hern. The discussion explored Catholic doctrine, correcting misconceptions about the Holy Path and urging conversion. additional talks are planned for Sunday. A concluding session will offer a booklet on Catholic doctrine to non Catholics in attendance.
A chaotic scene at the Hawing fair saw multiple arrests and fines after drunken unrest. One elderly woman was discharged after a struggle with Officer Sherwood Simmons. Arthur Dowlitin and Don Wootard faced court action. Dowlitt y fined 35 and Wootard 7 with supervision. The incident prompted talk of policing reforms and a full departmental history.
Secretary Brown of the Bustos Men s Exchange received a letter from Curtiss Airstiy people saying Cory was in the time of their flight from New York to Chicago. Drawn has wired the company to notify definitely what is rendered.
An old advertisement claims Putnam's Paintess Corn Extractor is always safe and prompt with forty years of success, sold by Ariel and Thomas Downey. The copy references roots branches and stews in a muddled line of text.
The Lyric tonight presents a large show with features including A Mohawky Way alias hand painted Patryatory Legend of King Mand and Gatching the Blue Mist. Miss Still, a clever white singer, performs illustrated songs alongside the standout visual display.
A large farewell gathering at the Metho dist church honored Rev HM Weaver and his wife. Attendees included Mrs Walley Allenes Swanson Triesdell and many others. Directors and friends conveyed appreciation for two years of service as the couple prepared to move to New Castle on the Maine railroad, with best wishes for their future.
Henry Gray, a Well Kenowy farmer near New Richmont, Cambridge Township, suffered severe injuries when his team ran away while driving home from Meadville Friday. He was taken to Spencer Hospital, with fractures to the breast bone and several ribs, and possible back injuries. Neighbors witnessed the accident, and he remains in serious condition as recovery begins.
Dr J R Rankin notes the removal of Rev J Weaver from the Jamestown District as a loss to the community. The announcement highlights Rev T R Rankin D D as the new district superintendent and recalls his six years serving at Sharon Pa, praising the Corry church for securing his services. Dr Raucht will preach at the Methodist church tomorrow morning and evening.
The Road to Richmond film screens at the August theater offering Civil War tales and stirring scenes. There will also be another late feature with no extra charge.
A pair of automobile crashes occurred near the fairground late yesterday afternoon. Mrs Lindsay of Concordtown and driver Orton of North East were involved. Lindsay suffered a left leg fracture while the other occupants escaped serious injury. Police report drunken driving along North Center Street and a general sense of disorder as intoxicated motorists roamed the area.
The report notes a large attendance on the last day of the Corry fair, estimated around seven thousand, about half the turnout of the Big Day. It highlights Reed and his committee for satisfaction, Sparling from Spring Creek for his display, and D G W Greenfield hosting a notable pathology exhibit drawing dairy farmers and visitors.
List of claims paid by the Home Watchmen of The World in Corry over six months shows most settled within 24 hours after final proofs. The notice urges wage earners to join, praising prompt payments and warning against arrears and impostors.
Word reaches Corry of the death of Miss Sarah E Shaye in Hrto at Mrs Orrin Kennedy home. She was the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs LG Share of this city and a 1905 high school graduate. Her loss is deeply mourned by many friends.
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