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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
4
Miscellaneous local items include groceries and household goods priced around 75 cents to 27 cents, a note on Will J. Wilcox delivery, a patient’s injury recovery, deer hunting ad, river flow upstream sighting, and a string of community notices from Titusville and Warren about hospital, meetings, gun safety, merchandising, and civic budget discussions.
All members urged to attend a regular meeting at Mrs. G. T. Karevard home North Center street Wednesday at eight. Miss Lillian Nelson is reported critically ill at her home on East Wayne street. Hat sale begins Wednesday and runs through the week at Sanderson's Millinery North Center street.
Ice formed along the Allegheny River last week wrecked several tow boats left tied to docks near Herty’s end Oil City. The notice also urges attendance at Ladies Auxiliary meetings and quilting sessions at Gorsy Hospital Nurses Home and VFW posts with details on times, donations, and supplies, plus a lost embroidered umbrella inquiry and a millinery sale at Stewart Hat Shop.
An advertisement touts an internal medicine for piles called Hem-Rot by Dr S Leonhardt. It claims to heal and strengthen internal parts, testimonials show strong success, and it offers a money-back guarantee if piles persist. It urges readers to avoid external treatments or surgery.
The Alsthian Society of Life Methodist Episcopal church will meet Wednesday evening, with hostesses named. Meeting moved from another date due to the funeral of Mrs. W. D. Rowe. Members urged to attend. note phone contact for invitations.
United Press reports Pennsylvan ia Railroad vice president Ulis Lee outlined relief plans for unemployed workers. The company prioritizes aid to its own firemen and families, with steps to assist those in temporary emergencies. The railroad notes ongoing improvements and retention of workers who might otherwise be furloughed. Also mentions Chinook winds melting snow in the Rocky Mountains.
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