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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1913

Page

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Spring Creek Store Destroyed by Early Morning Fire

A fire at the Spring Creek store owned by Michael Minherty destroyed the building after starting in the basement. Residents alerted by 8:20 AM prevented spread to adjacent structures. The family on the second floor escaped with little clothing as fire consumed the entire interior and insurance coverage was reported uncertain.

Spring Creek Gary Pennsy Wan Nantex Michael Minherty Moharty Corry Weeks and Hreadon

Union City Man Dies at Corry Hospital

Frank M. Brown, 68, of Union City died at Corry Hospital about 8:50 PM after several months of illness. He was brought to the local station several days ago. Remains were taken in charge by Alexander Co. and shipped to Union City for interment in the afternoon.

Union Cily Corry Hospital Frank M. Brown Union Giy Mr. Brown Romania Alexander, & Co Union City

Man Hurt At Penny Freight Depot

Frank Chage, a Penn Railroad depot worker, was injured this morning when he fell from a platform and struck the back on a rail while near moving trucks. He was moved home for treatment by Dr. G A Histon. The article also notes Steen’s new fireproof dry cleaning plant at North Center Street, with two new buildings, upgraded equipment, and increased daily steady freight from local towns.

Frank Chage Pennsylvania Chavo Euclid Street G. A. Histon Nerrow Conestas Corry Toeet Fraproof Reetern Pennsylvana W. A. Steen North Center Street Steen Ty Polity Eit P.and H Nis Narte

Rock Island Express Derails Near Manhattan Kansas

Early today the Rock Island Express No 40 derailed two miles west of Manhattan Kansas. Initial reports indicate three people were killed and about twenty injured. Cause not stated as details reach Kansas City offices.

United Press Kansas City Rock Island Rock Island Express No. 40 Manhattan Kas Accordius Perong

No Fire in Corry Theater Rumor Circulates

A bogus notice claimed a theater fire at Corry Pennsylvania forced the Orions Girl Co to perform at a Music Hall. Local library manager Parker denies any theater fire since last winter and notes no booking for Circus Girl at Corry.

Corry Orions Girl Co Cocbranton Parker Coshranton

Penny to Move Tracks Bodily

The Pennsylvania railroad spur track will be moved from the John Clough property at the depot. Center Street crossing will require a steam shovel and derrick, with the tracks and foundation lifted and shifted about four feet to the north in one night. A work-train crew will conduct the excavation during the operation.

Pennsylvania Railroad John Clough Center Street Offfelula

Young Lady Miss Georgia Flint Dies in Erie

Miss Georgia Flint aged 28 died yesterday morning at St Vincent's hospital after a brief illness from peritonitis. She was a law clerk at C. I. Baker and an expert assistant in his office. Widely known in Erie, she was active with the Os family council and visited Corry and relatives often.

Miss Flint C. L. Baker Georgia Fint Brie Lacy St. Vincent's Hospital Miss Mint Counsil Corry Treads George Flint Hile C. 1 Baker Pint Denti Jk

School Children to Honor Mayor Gaynor in New York

New York will host a public tribute as about a thousand Bay Side school children march past the bier of Mayor William Gaynor at City Hall. Each child will place a white rose on the coffin, continuing a tradition set by past civic mourners.

New York Bayt William Gaynor Wessue Atate Abraham Line Colt Gaynor City Hall Taypily Brooklyn

Charley Why Celebrates Birthday at Hadders Dinner

A birthday gathering for Charley Why was hosted by Mr. A. J. Bush at Hadders last evening. The Ponacho Club met with a notable turnout including W. H. Duity and several local aspirants for public posts. After a hearty meal the host distributed gifts to attendees and the group adjourned to-house.

Charley Why A. J. Bush Tundryman Hacder Neven W. H. Duity P.O. Job Harry Autry B. O. Roberts John D William Matthews The Climax Bimaly Jacobson South Center Bt Haberdasher Mr. Dash Romulodor

Italian Charged With Offense In City Row

Lowlans Arcadio an Italian worker on the Liberty Street sewer job is arrested for jumping a bill owed to Henry Gouvenouf a local merchant. Alderman Porter mediated a repayment plan with weekly installments after offers of settlement and a nonpayment dispute over various debts totaling about 13 dollars.

Lowlans Arcadio Stevend Henry Gouvenouf Alterman Porter Arcailia Aho Pero Alderman Porter

Runaway Ol City Father Reunites With Daughter At Coal Plant

A Corry man followed his daughter's trail after she ran away to seek work at NuBone Corset Company’s coal plant. He located her at the department and, recognizing the description, retrieved his daughter from the waiting room. Both had arrived on the same train unknowing of each other’s presence.

NuBone Corset Company Mertelf Jas. Stevens Tol

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Flaherty Warren National Bank United States Penny Freight Depot Steen Frank Chase R. I Warren Savings Bank Pannanlvania Corry Theater Cochranton, Pa Erie Chasely Mr. Bush Oil City Cannonegn Oi City First National Bank Warren, PA Muir F. K. Russell C. T. Conarro Cashler Ae Corby
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