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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
8
The drive by 24 Tuberculosis Societies funds preventive health work, dispensaries, and early diagnosis programs. Seals and health bonds finance hospital beds and sanatorium care, with 83 percent staying in one county and 17 percent aiding state and national efforts. Seals go on sale until Christmas at local offices and shops.
Reports from Venango Clarion Warren and surrounding counties describe a strong opening day for the 1925 deer season. Hunters like Clarence Spinks near Tionesta and Freeman Peterson and Charles Arnold in Warren county claim early successes, with several bucks reported and deer on display at local markets.
Jurors were drawn for the case of the Incorporated Trustees of the Salvation Army in Pennsylvania versus Blanche Lawson and John J. Lawson. Judge Rossiter will hear the testimony after arriving Wednesday. attorneys include Alexander & Clark for the Salvation Army and E Bordwell Muse and Mun for the Lawson family. The dispute concerns the Cobham estate east of Warren, alleged to have been given to the Salvation Army by the late Colonel Cobham as heirs to Cobham dispute.
Des Des, Law and Mrs Hugh Damon and children visited Hy T Ayers Sunday. George Siety is seriously ill at B D Bates home. Da vs and family were guests at West Spring Greek the first of the week. Theodore Matteson attended a Young People's Rally of Christian Missionary Alliance church. Opal Bates of Corry spent the week.
At her home, a woman was accompanied by Miss Genoa Garrison Mrs. John Golen and children spending Thursday at the home of her parents B D Bates Norma Slingerty working for Ts Clough.
The Emmanuel Guild announces a Christmas sale at N Ames drug store on Saturday morning. Aprons and fancy items will be displayed with proceeds supporting guild work. Mrs FG Howard leads the sale and asks members to bring their items to the aid lock hour.
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