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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
6
Oliver Moore, a renowned debater and head lawyer for a leading firm, will speak on the Library Lecture Course in Corry. His talk titled Heads and Getting Ahead promises humor and practical insight as he discusses varieties of heads and success concepts.
A Mississippi lady Lula Van from Fulton Arkansas shares her relief from monthly back and side pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She praises the product and offers her testimonial to help other women with similar symptoms.
Ensign Joan Bruner, commanding officer of the Loyal Salvation Army, announced that the entire $35 donated by the public was turned over to the Army for charity work. The money will buy coal for the poor of Corvalis. Bruner thanked the unknown donors and said the coal helps winter needs.
The market shows butter firmer with gains over 51 percent on extras and 92 score on some prices. Eggs steady with fresh gathered extras and firsts noted. cheese and milk products listed with state brands and variations. Wheat and corn futures show spot steadiness. oats steady. poultry values for fowls and turkeys listed.
A roller rink manager writes to the Corry Evening Journal defending the rink amid fire escape debates. He claims a large ramp exit and quick egress via staff could safely evacuate skaters in three to five minutes regardless of escape construction. He notes he leased the rink from October 1, 1922, to May 1, 1923 and trusts the fire marshal’s decision.
Erie report on a sweep of sto u p stores shows no counterfeit prescriptions found. One man, Herman Kimmal, was caught with a bogus prescription at Adams and Streuber as Probation Officer Gosser returns from Pittsburg. Snowy weather hints at few weeks before Christmas.
In Smethport on December 2 a hermit named John Magner died November 2 leaving most of his estate to Rev. Father P Donahue of St Ellen Bath’s Church. The estate valued around 70 000 to 80 000 dollars includes 120 acres of farm land with a house barn and tools. Father Donahue, longtime friend and adviser, was named principal beneficiary and executor.
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