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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
4
Mrs Patterson of Buffalo visits the home of Mrs Margaret Rounds on West Dain Street.
Reports list a series of injuries and incidents in the Jamestown region. Charles Pattison, 26, of Falconer, crushed right hand at Jamestown Malleable Products when a heavy press injured him shortly after 2 pm yesterday. Phineas Cackett, Meadville, fractured leg from a fall while painting A.B. Radford apartments. Louis Downs, 29, Dunkirk welterweight boxer, injured at American Locomotive. six toes amputated. Claude Mathany, 60, Pleasantville, injured in a hit-and-run near Titusville. car forced him off the highway. Dred Montgomery residence fire at Springboro under investigation. Authorities cite other accidents and legal notices in county reports.
The article reports the death of Sar Parks, 76, a veteran fiddler, found in his room at 320 Jackson Avenue, Warren, the day after suffering declining health. Coroner Wa. Lowrey will handle the case. Also noted are local notices about berries, gypsy fines, social events, and a variety of town happenings.
An old advertisement touts Carter Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to wake the liver and aid digestion without calomel. It extols cleansing the bowels, relieving bloating, and improving general wellbeing, urging readers to seek the Catner St Liver Pills line and the Reena tube product for relief.
The Ladies Aid society of the United Brethren met at Mrs. Arthur Fitch’s Columbus avenue home with eighteen members and friends. Officers elected at 2 oclock: president Mrs. Arthur Piten, vice president Mrs L Henton, treasurer Mrs J E Bush, assistant treasurer Mrs John Banks, secretary Mrs Harris Watrous, and reporter Mrs RH Van Tassel. Picnic dinner set for August 25 at Mrs C L Fish. Next meeting scheduled at Mrs C L Henton’s home. Mrs Louis Kowalski, formerly at 17 West Pleasant Street, discharged from Corry hospital to home after surgery. Mrs Lloyd Meddink also discharged to home after a week in hospital.
Members of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J Rhinehart Torpedo with Miss Virginia Bals assisting. The meeting opened with America and a scripture reading. Discussion postponed due to members out of town. Mrs R Burr and Mrs C Carlson to entertain in September. A delicious chicken dinner was served to about twenty members and guests.
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