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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates are posted for the upcoming period. The schedule lists a weekly service at ten cents per item and a weekend collection by six oclock. This notice mentions a price and service timing with references to local businesses and rates.
Fragmentary forecast notes mild temperatures with northeasterly winds. Vague references to Vole Inday Pri day and general weather coverage imply broad regional outlook with uncertain specifics.
The provided text lists a Keystone party ticket including Governor William H. Jerry of Detayuave, Lieutenant Governor D. Chivence Gibboney of Philadet, State Treasurer Cornelius D. Scully of Altegheny, and other names for interior and congressional posts. Names appear garbled and inconsistent with standard spellings.
Brief, fragmented note referencing a bureau report on death rate changes and a vague mention of political figures. Contains unclear names and uncertain terms.
Columbus September 22 1020 Miss Venugieve Cire of Lottaville spent Sunday with friend Lulu Covel en route to Oberlin College. Reports mention Mrs Poster Wellit and a hospital visit. White Ribboners plan Mothers and Teachers meeting in the FHith Sligo room Tuesday on School Work and School Discipline and parent teacher relations. Mrs George Fox invited to visit her husband’s parents. May Ann Enehew returns from Lily Dale to winter with H. S. Ayer’s family.
We extend thanks to friends and neighbors who resisted urging our recent bereavement and offered beautiful floral offerings. Mrs R McGuire and James Ay.
A kitchen fire at a Hammond street house near the P and B railroad broke through a partition and spread to a chimney. Washington and Grand streets box alarm 37 at 9 30 brought units to scene, with water and hose lines scarce but the blaze controlled quickly despite heavy damage to the residence and nearby stores.
A local item notes events at Proves National Bank of Westie D Wattsburg on September 21. The piece mentions a gathering with friends, a new pastor welcome, and a review next Sunday. It lists names such as Miss Alt Pratt and Mr and Mrs A M Heiefhshaw, plus a letter from H. Griswold endorsing Rath B, praising his credit and business conduct.
A bewildering report from Kentow hill and surrounding regions describes a wild beast seen near Knany's Creek. Residents recall a loud chase and strange howls as locals search for the animal, with no injuries reported.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M. Church held its election of officers Wednesday at the home of Mrs. G. M. Mean. Elected for the coming year were President Mrs. K. P. Knowlton, President Mrs. George Patterson, Recording Secretary Mrs. G. B. Nelson, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. A. Tozer, and Treasurer Mrs. M. H. Webb.
A brief classified item seeks hardwood bolts from Heedh Birch and Maple at the 1. 8. Choir Factory, inviting suppliers to contact for purchase.
A massive blaze leveled the Salisbury Wheel and Manufacturing plant on Hast Second street in Jamestown, gutting the water power shop and dynamos room. Insurance covers most of the estimated $90,000 loss. a new larger factory is planned next year. Nearby, the Chicago and West railroad wreck near Conant killed an elderly woman and injured 25 others, with multiple passengers hurt and cars derailed.
The Erie population figure is given as 66,525 with a note on growth. The report lists changes by city and state with percentages and recent increases. Several Pennsylvania towns including Altoona and McKeesport are cited among newly reported population shifts.
Concord September 22 1910 section notes visits and attendance at family events. Mentions Rockwell Johnsons, Ruth, Estelle Messenger funeral in Columbus, and attendees Grover Cottrell Culver Webb plus Misses Stowell Mattison and others. Local residents travel to Wheeling and Holinboro for related events and schooling activities.
The passage argues that physicians resist proprietary medicines when sales harm incomes but notes many doctors still support standard remedies like Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It highlights a mix of skepticism and endorsement from practitioners across the United States.
Report from St Vincent's Hospital states 14 year old John Conway of Union City is in serious condition after being accidentally shot on Saturday while fishing in a rowboat with companions. A Journal report notes hopeful signs of recovery.
Wooly’s Market at 12 George Bodner advertises rising prices and a September deadline. The notice urges customers to place orders for a memorandum and act before September ends, promising limited duplication in October.
A group meeting of vestry from ten churches will be held at the Thited Brotheren Church tonight. Dr RR d White of Moffalo, presiding elder of the Conference District, will preach at 7 45 p.m. Showers of Dayton, Obj. will preside tomorrow. All present.
The notice states that patronage is solicited by Raymond and Sullivan Draying and Curtin. Office 22 F Main Street Bell Phone 44 L.
Anton Anderson, employed at Howard's Tannery, fell into a tannery vat on Wednesday around five in the afternoon. He was not seriously injured, but may have swallowed tarry material. Doctor Biston attended to him under the dares of medical staff.
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