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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
3
Fragmented local notices report job ads and community events in Corry area items. Wages and placements at Nutone Corsat and NuHone Cormet Go factories appear alongside civic notices and upcoming events such as aviator tours and club meetings.
Planting season is near and the shop offers a full range of chrysanthemums, roses, carnations, lilies, and sweet peas at low prices. Floral designs and arranged flowers available for all occasions with prompt, careful service. Customers receive ballet tickets in the Merchant's Piano Contest with purchases or payments of ten cents or more.
Relatives honor Myx on her 100th birthday at her daughter’s home as health stays good. The Congregational churches and Mert of Northwestern Pennsylvania plan a joint meeting October 9 at Park Avenue Church in Mowa ville with Dr Jonah Brailes of Clavel as speaker. Runyan recovers a team possession after a trip to Dunkirk to complete an invention sale involving a horse team.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats and remodeling items at 01 Columbus Ave noted. In January Wright arome Hatch school was taken ill and Dr. C Kibler summoned. Wright moved to home by car and resting. Estimated tomato crop in Pomret Sheridan and Hanover NY will reach at least 109000 dollars this year with 1000 acres. 175 carloads shipped, tomato train of 49 cars left Silver Creek, consigned to Heintz Company of Pittsburgh.
Meadville Pa September 29 coroner W E Byram states William Fox died of heart failure brought on by excitement from a quarrel with John Reddington. Physicians testified Fox had an enlarged heart and could die from exertion. Jury heard blows but ruled death due to heart enlargement triggered by the quarrel.
Toronto dispatch reports five members of a family drowned in a canoe accident on the Pige River. The victims include William McCaffrey of Toronto and his wife and two children, along with his mother. A 14 pound muskellunge struck during a struggle, capsizing the boat.
Miss Ruth Evelyn Davis of Fuller Street married Merle H B Pringle of New Mexico at the Friends church in Los Angeles. Rev Wal Jhee B.GML officiated before relatives. a brief honeymoon followed before the couple will reside in New Mexico where Pringle will head government land efforts. The bride, formerly of Hollywood High School, was active in local church circles and will be missed by friends. The ceremony and services were conducted with floral tributes and Elks lodge involvement at Pine Grove cemetery amid attending relatives from several cities.
Funeral services were held for Dr A B Mead with family and friends gathered to pay respects. A obituary notice notes his contributions to medicine and mentions his surviving relatives and memorial arrangements.
Ambiguous notice lists Andrew S. McKelvey a chiropractor at 84 W Leith St Coney Talis and references a professional consultation or service. The fragmented text lacks clear dates or other entities.
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