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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
5
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for tired aching feet corns and calluses with claims of improving swollen or varicose veins. It emphasizes rapid comfort and mentions Leister's Cut Rate Drug Stores selling it.
Jamestown area social notes list numerous visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fields toured to Jamestown yesterday, while Miss Virginia Hoerbert of Buffalo visited the McLaughlins on Frederick Street. Residents from Elmira, Cleveland, Meadville, and Erie were noted in various stays, trips to Warren and Pittsburgh, and a Luden family reunion at Kennedy. The piece also mentions a Sunday school group breakfast hike and afternoon activities at Katherine Van Tassel’s home, with officers later elected.
Community leaders in Wayne Township plan a Tuesday evening drive to enlist every taxpayer, outlining district-based organization and ongoing efforts to secure relief on per capita tax, school bonds, and assessments. Two supervisors joined the session, with praise for progress and broader public support anticipated. Separately, New York trading floors show increased turnover as steel orders disappoint and prices drift after the open, with declines across many major issues including United States Steel and General Motors.
A reader testifies she lost 21 pounds using Krasphen and praises reduced fat, lighter feet, clearer sin and more energy. The ad urges readers to take a half teaspoon in hot water each morning, claiming one jar lasts four weeks, costs little, and offers a money back guarantee at Keister's Cut Rate and drug stores worldwide.
Wolfe seeks to rent a house in Wavestock for a surgery and agrees to modifications. Mrs. Loosely imposes limits, preferring a discreet setup with a bell and gated entrance. Wolfe orders a large brass door plate and contemplates a professional life in the town, meeting Mr. Dendy who questions the plan.
Readable fragments indicate the death of a Corry resident in a long illness. The body was moved to the daughter’s home in Grove City for a funeral at an unlisted church, with pending arrangements and incomplete notices. The scene mentions several local names including Mrs. Gilbertson and Mrs. Chornton and references to Warren and Cal City.
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