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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1930
Page
6
Jamestown officials schedule a daylight saving ballot for Saturday May 10 from 8 am to 8 pm in City Hall Lobby. City Council sustains Mayor Carlson veto of prior measure and sets election amid petitions from 2996 taxpayers and 14040 registered voters.
Sidney S. Rosenthal former manager of 41 Merchants' Clearing Bureau died at 4 p m Sunday in Depot Drug Store North East after a sudden indigestion attack. He was driving his automobile when he collapsed in front of RK D Anderson's drug store and expired after a clerk was asked for medicine. Dr Hall of W Main Street pronounced the death.
Joseph H. Lee a Pottsville traveling salesman says Konjola banished his stomach troubles bilious attacks and headaches after six to eight weeks he reports strong appetite steady nerves and better sleep endorsing the medicine while noting it is not a cure all sold in Corry at Dowling’s drug store and by local chemists.
Warren April 1 W West cen of Rew City near Bradford is unconscious at Warren General Hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg. A passenger, A G Donelson of Pittsfield, and driver Joly L Young of Russell are held at the county jail. Sheriff says alcohol found in the Western car and that Young left the scene. The crash occurred on the Warren Jamestown road near Russell as the two cars collided. Western and Donelson were en route to Warren. Western was hospitalized and is believed to recover.
Emil Kilhoffer, 65, of 618 Chestnut Street Ridgway, lost the sight of his left eye after a fragment of wood struck him while he chopped in his basement. He was taken to Elk County General Hospital where the eye was removed Saturday morning. Kilhoffer was reportedly in satisfactory condition after the operation.
At Miller's school house Wayne Township sale scheduled for 2 o'clock on April 25 1930. Terms made known at time of sale. Wayne Township School Board 2131 28.
Yellow taxicabs return to East Liberty and Oakland under police guard as non union drivers plan to hire 200 cabs for the opening of Pittsburgh's baseball season. Yesterday 85 cabs operated from downtown stands amid security concerns and past rioting of 1600 people.
Spartansburg High School presents Maggie Fixes It a farce in Grange Hall Friday April 26 at 8 15 pm. Senior cast includes Aunt Pat Gladys Potter Matilda Rickie Banal Riplon Maggie and Virginia Webb with Dor othy Platt Julia Horton Mary Johnson Florence Goodwith and Joseph Lastman in supporting roles. We thank friends for kindness and flowers after our loss.
Supervisor Frank Raeder urged cooperation from citizens not yet enumerated as city workers near completion. He said many persons remain unseen by enumerators and urged 211 individuals to notify his office so they can be properly listed on the census.
A census notice urges non enumerated residents to return the coupon to Frank Baeder Supervisor of Census at No 2 North Perry Square Erie Pa. It states on April 1 1930 the person lived at the given address but has not been enumerated at that address or elsewhere. The form asks for name street and number and new address.
Corry Circle of the Childrens Conservation League of America met last evening at Mrs. Vincent Andersons home on West Pleasant street for its regular bi monthy session. Officers hosted the event and committee chairmen were announced by the president. Refreshments followed as sixteen members attended. Mr and Mrs Ronald Smith of Youngstown departed after visiting relatives and friends.
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