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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
8
Announcement at the Senior High selection event outlines trophies for top students. Dickinson-Hi and Student Council honors will reward a boy graduate and a girl graduate respectively, with sealed ballots guiding final winners to be announced at a June 4 ceremony.
A bridge party arranged by the Corry Country Club drew thirty two guests to the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Gy Barker on West Hinith Street. Mrs. fed Allen and Mrs. McGonnell hosted with Mrs. Wren, Pi L. Aroloff in charge of the playing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Crea, Mrs. Ed Allen, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. McConnell of Warren.
An old, dubious ad fragment touts GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS and SAN CURA OINTMENT as fast acting remedies. It claims quick relief for piles and constipation, urging immediate use and promising toned, healthy results.
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherina Basterfelt died at her daughter’s home on 828 First Main Street were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 from Abbe Rafsimed Church at Clymer Rey. Rev. Thermer pastor officiated. Attending were family and friends including Henry Bagterfelt, Ralph Basterfell, Tony Briaille, and Grant Hosiery. Mrs Basterfell resided in the city about twenty five years.
The Saiuy 11 yesuraays Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met in church parlors to discuss India with papers read by Mrs R S Bum Mrs Albert Lynn and Mrs Morris Chapin. Charles Anderson and Mrs Ray Anderson testified as session hostesses and plans were made to attend the Spring convention at Rev William Fry's church on Saturday the 6th.
A garbled 19th century style advertisement touts a “powerful yet safe remedy” for rheumatic pain. The claim promises rapid relief within hours and a magical action, urging purchase from a local drug store. It references pills, prescriptions, and pharmacists in a sensational sales pitch.
The Democratic Women's Council of Erie and Warren Counties plans its regular monthly meeting at the Eiug ence Hotel on Thursday May 1983 at 8:00 p m. Norbert Witggroraid will speak on legislative work and delegates report on the Allentown Convention. Spadework includes bridge parties, teas and social events to raise support. delegates to the Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women are listed with names and roles.
Bauk April 27. Properties valued at about 250 000 have been returned to the County Treasurer for public sale due to unpaid 1932 county taxes. Court house reports show a large volume, with estimates of roughly 140 000 in properties to be offered for sale and around 100 000 in other cases. The total value of properties returned is expected to exceed 100 000, with an August 1924 public sale deadline two years after the tax rolls.
A special midnight showing introduces the Irvin Lewis Scandals to locals. The vaudeville troupe of eighteen presents novelty acts with dancer Porothy and Sibyl Hotty among featured performers, led by comedian Mr Lewis amid a mixed program and chorus.
The night program at the theater changes for a midnight show with a Pax Moyletone Trava jlogue followed by a stage act and the feature. Friday and Saturday offer a different stage show with the screen attraction Wace To The Sky, plus a Saturday matinee at 2 30.
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel left New York aboard the Berengaria after a visit seen as making progress toward Anglo American accords. A Waldorf dinner highlighted calls for closer ties and greater affection between Britain and the United States. Mexico confiscates a World War I era film scene showing poverty in Juarez as police seize camera material from Chicago shooters.
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