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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
3
Local notices from Kimball's sale specials to theater acts and road weather updates. shoppers seek ready-to-wear, repair services, and furniture bargains. Reports include a hospital operation, a runaway gas misadventure, a streetcar pole issue, and community events at the library and hotel venues.
The article urges readers to plant bulbs now including Madonna lilies Chinese lilies paper white narcissus and Remin hyacinths best left in stock in Brook.
Local shop lists asters in bulk with 150 260 and 60 cents per dozen all week, inviting customers to stock up. Strong plant items and seasonal floral deals highlighted for the period.
Special sale of blue and white enamel ware at Kimball's. Coat and salt opening Thursday at Livermore and Chapman. Lincoln items and millinery openings announced for Sept 28. Keystone voters to meet at G D Heath office Thursday evening. Cont and Suit opening with a representative from a leading house. Tonight is last night of Present at Library Theater with “Crea” act and new program tomorrow. Methodist church notes odd program, Rev H B Potter praised. Union City Enterprise reports Mrs George Weller traveling to Cory for family help and winter plans, with home relocation to Timber Hill area.
Kang Kane September 26 a brakeman in the Feneylynuia railroad yards was killed when a car jumped a tie and rolled onto him. George W Warner signalled the engine to stop after seeing the accident and found the body beneath the rolling car. Dr W P Bur lok pronounced death at the undertaking rooms.
North East reports 14 dengue like cases with one death as health board monitors spread. Dr J Heard says no danger of wider epidemic while schools remain closed and precautionary actions continue amid fluctuating counts.
Henry Hoffmian of Baltimore, one of three men who wore advertising in Franklin last week, was severely hurt at Emlenton at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon by a southbound Pennsylvania train. He was knocked twenty feet along the track, then hit again as he lay. Witness Shey Williams aided him into the St. Cloud hotel for first aid. He arrived at Old City Hospital at six, with both legs injured, pelvis broken, and back harmed. his condition was critical though slightly improved later.
Local ad announces renovation cleaning by Manley and Bingham offering carpet, ring and mattress cleaning. They request calls to arrange pickups, promise thorough cleaning within a few hours, and advertise reasonable prices with prompt service.
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