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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1912
Page
3
The page lists wanted ads for NuBone Corset Co and Nutone Corset Co employees, rent notices, and events at St Thomas church Lyric theater plus social meetings. It notes streetcar service changes, a political nomination by the Progressives, and a police complaint about a reckless driver seen near the depot.
A local supplier announces planting season offerings with first class stock and two new greenhouses. They advertise Mums, Roses, Carnations, Lilies, and Sweet Peas, plus designs for all occasions and prompt service. Each purchase of ten cents or more includes a ballet in the Merchant's Piano Contest.
Early fall styles debut as Sweet & Co announces Pattern Tate opening event starting Wednesday September 2. The notice highlights new clothing lines, seasonal silhouettes, and shop hours for the launch.
A fragmented item lists music acts and fashion notes from a New York benefit at St. Thomas Church and a local hair goods shop. It references the Lyric Theater Lads of Aliamwork, a furor over dog muzzle enforcement, and critiques Mayor Alexander on police performance.
New York audience reacts to Charles Rann Kennedy play The Servant In The House with lively debate on its ideas. The Jamestown Plymouth Chautauqua Lake Railway ends morning passenger trains, severing mail and court access to Mayville and surrounding towns, prompting indignation among east side residents over lost news and travel options.
Oil City report states Richard D. Foley, a fireman on a light engine from Liverly yards to Rockmere, was badly squeezed between the tender and boiler and cut on the left leg after a collision with a box car on the main track. He was taken to Rockmere station, then to Union Station and to hospital. doctors feared internal injuries awaiting test results.
John C. McCord of Chicago, born and raised in North East, left 25 000 for a public library in his hometown. About 7 000 will fund building, rest endowment. Trustees plan a new library named John McCord Memorial Library, to be built west of Park Hotel on Main Street. Other details include property purchases and potential transfer to borough if needed.
At 11 50 this morning Mrs Mary Caurgakswita of 125 Mhierata street died from injuries suffered when she was shot at the family home while attempting to wrest a revolver from her husband. The shot entered her body near the abdomen. Police are investigating the Thursday incident.
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