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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1915
Page
6
Notice states all accounts due to Septiat 191% are payable at Ausooheimer's Bakery 52 North Center Street. Signed by L. H. Plat. Date 1928.
Classified notice listing Dr. Andrew S. McKelvey Onmorractor with address 8 Park Place Corry Pennsylvania and Bell Phone 256-3 for Attics No. 2 at Park Place Corry Ea, indicating local professional services and contact details.
The ad touts a one dollar offer for old pens and promotes the Heston Fountain Pen with non leakable construction and new cametruction. It claims superior writing quality and a ready pen, inviting demonstrations to prove value.
Cincinnati defeated Brook 4 to 3 in a baseball game. The scoring details show Cincinnati taking the lead with early runs and holding on for the win.
Warren Pa September 25 two near incidents at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and East Water Street. Lineman John Brown was nearly electrocuted atop a telegraph pole when an iron rod he was lowering touched a high tension feed wire. Fire Chief Gordon and Bart Canwell watched as the flare burned momentarily and the danger ended when the connection was broken. Harry Logan avoided a collision by plunging into the bed of open streetcar tracks after veering into a bicycle rider.
Dunkirk September 26 Tynatius Kendzioraki a 17 year old resident of Railroad avenue admitted to Chief Quandt that he set fire to the Koch Brewing Company horse barn Friday night eight homes 160 pledons and two setter dogs died. Fire Chief Meira injured in fall and will recover. Kendstor sk to be examined and likely arraigned before Judge Fox Tuesday.
Rostottien clerk leapt from a railroad bridge into Olean Creek to rescue Robert Allen, a six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Allen of 214 North Clinton. Latce was exhausted before reaching the bank and the incident nearly ended in tragedy.
A boy was near a street car when a braking incident caused him to tumble from a bridge into a stream. Two friends, D. Johnson and F. R. Newbury, jumped in to help but the boy’s fall and injuries were severe. The motorman sounded his whistle as the drama unfolded.
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