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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
3
Local notices advertise garb and fruit sales at Knowlton's and J Murray's with cheap yellow peaches. Social events include Pavilion dances at the Fair Ground and the Presbyterians Chapel Marchen. Community updates report a robbery near the Erie depot, a wholesale grogery closure plan, dry cleaning services, and Allegheny College registration plus a large enrollment forecast for 1912.
The Lyric Theater screens a repeat program featuring films about Scout Younger’s life. The reels aim to entertain while imparting a moral lesson, with admission pricing listed as 10 cents for adults and children.
A divorce court opened Monday morning at 1 o clock with eight of twelve cases to be heard. The Rideway Record notes no court has been held in EK county since January, marking a departure from past practice and highlighting a bounty reward tied to a local incident.
Howard Brown of Petit Street, a night porter at Mansion House, was found drowned in the mill race of OM Creek near the water intake. John Marthaler of Pittsville Specialty Works discovered his hat, then located Brown's body. Death is believed accidental.
Ila Sigrist McCray born August 1878 in Moundetan Wayne Co Ohio became Glenn C McCray’s wife on June 24 1903. She died September 1 1912 after a long illness leaving a devoted wife and Christian life. parents Christian and Magdalena Sigrist emigrated from Sigristville Switzerland arriving before 1861.
Businessman G. Y. Spencer, already running the Sanitary Meat Market on First Avenue, has purchased the Hasbrouck market at First Avenue and Pleasant Street. He plans to merge patronage of both shops, keeping prices steady and renaming the combined operation the New Sanitary Market, inviting continued patronage.
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