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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
8
An E R R worker in Eland files a $100,000 damage suit after a July accident between Franklin and Meadeville. The injured foreman Shanbers, hurt when a derrick or lift failed, is undergoing medical treatment with possible amputation discussed. Relatives seek medical coverage and compensation as the case proceeds.
In Clymer April 1 Miss Jistiie Simmerlink hosted QT Club members and guests at her home for a gathering with a six thirty chicken dinner. Mrs Bertha Hollister and others attended. Miss Kelstite Shmmeslink wore a distinctive costume for entertainment as Miss Neckers served light refreshments while illness confines Newhouse and Caflisch remains in distress.
Auntomer buys the Main Street grocery business long run by Jay Bickerson. Mr Monier, a well known city resident, takes over as A. Ion and Comfani with new ownership. A simple delivery service will cover all city areas with prompt attention to orders.
A married woman restricted to bread and milk due to troublesome gas reports relief after taking Ailerika. Mire Manning claims the remedy removes gas, eases stomach distress, and aids obstinate constipation by eliminating old waste matter from the system.
Reported by Yan Sweringan brothers of Cleveland a plan to merge Nickel Plate Erie and Chesapeake and Ohio seeks a 150 million dollar unification. Talks with New York banks and with Hill and Pike railroads discussed stock exchange terms and broader dividend boosts as hurdles fade.
The April meeting of the Woman's Presbyterian Missionary Society was held in the church parlor Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Addie Waggoner presiding. Papers were read by Mrs A S Gei ze UAislea and others. Miss Sarah Metnnes and Mrs Franks Betts sang old Negro melodies. J A Murti gave a sketch of Paul Lawrence Dunbar and read two of his poems Not Those Who Soar and When Malindy Sings. Members were urged to subscribe to Woman and Miss magazine. six subscriptions were taken. The May meeting is set for Wednesday the 19th at the home of Mrs McDonald.
London April 22 infant princess born to their majesties is reported in excellent condition. Physicians announce their progress as satisfactory and not a cause for concern. The birth has drawn strong public interest as the first grandchild of George and Queen Mary.
United Press reports in Paris that the Prince of Wales saved Baron Palaminy during a Pau hounds hunt near Biarritz. Palaminy was unseated and dragged by a runaway horse. Wales stopped the animal and aided the faller while on holiday convalescing from an aural operation. The royal heir had motored to Pau country to hunt yesterday.
Two young cousins Ami Franklin aged 22 and Austie Me Sein aged 12 recount a playful journey across towns near Rooseville. They describe routes, encounters with bridges and rail tracks, and a final return home after visiting Petrafeum Center and City with police involvement noted in a light adventurous tone.
Jamestown teen Clive Kitie from Tas visited Jamestown area and April visitors like Marian Welsh and Winnie stayed briefly. Mr and Mrs Sam Woodside hosted guests at their home. Floyd Smith and Sam Mise Murthy noted among attendees. Local parties, visits to Washington and Ohio relatives, and weekend guests appeared in a fragmented community notes page with multiple names and short events.
The Lila Rebekah Lodge held an outreach event on Thursday evening with District Deputy Geneva Gordon of Columb in charge. Officers installed included Nobis Grand Mrs Mipalé Gobh Vice Grand Mrs Waith Whesler Recording Seer Mrs Edith Wilton Warden Mr Muble Tillotson GambWe bore Men Kite van Inside Guardian Mrs Alta Wilson and other roles. Refreshments were served by the committee Rey and Mrs Grover Elsie Hassman and Els Hawkins. A church rally in Jamestown on Monday drew attendance.
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