Reventable Mishaps and Medicines Reported
Fragmentary notes describe recurring injuries and fatalities linked to medicine handling. Mentions prevention and year counts, with a focus on accurate use and safety to reduce mishaps and harm.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1940
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe recurring injuries and fatalities linked to medicine handling. Mentions prevention and year counts, with a focus on accurate use and safety to reduce mishaps and harm.
Shoppers faced a brisk shopping day as wintry conditions boosted demand and local industries reported higher pay. Corry merchants stocked stores for a material trade uptick this year. The Golden Rule Club will set dates for open evenings and elect officers, with Dr. Glenn Barr of Miami University as guest speaker.
A stream of local residents leave after Thanksgiving, heading to Seton Hill College Greensburg and other cities. Several visitors, relatives, and friends travel from North East Warren Mercer and Philadelphia to resume studies and return home.
A feature on holiday fashion urges festive dress with dark bouffant taffetas and glittering trims. Emphasis on color for daywear, accessories and jewelry trends, plus home wear like velvet and plaid coats. Local society notes list various residents traveling or visiting relatives during Thanksgiving and nearby events.
Granddaughter Jane Marie Porter, daughter of Lyle W. Porter of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, wed Ludwig Stonl of Sun Prairie at the Catholic church rectory on Thanksgiving morning November 28. Rev. G A Hapuster led the ceremony and a breakfast followed at the Gifford Tea room in Madison.
Rev M T Sellers of the Spartanburg Methodist church spoke at Salvation Army hall during the regular Corry men sine class meeting. He delivered an inspiring address on The Riches of Gods Grace. The class meets Sundays 3 to 4 pm and invites all men and boys to attend.
The M. M. Sorority set a Christmas dancing party for December 30 in the Justor High school gymnasium with Wes Stott's orchestra providing music from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. A bake sale is planned for Saturday December 7. Miss Dessie Mitchell, Bridgeville teacher, returned to work after Thanksgiving with her parents in Spring Creek.
A daughter was born Saturday evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin Armitage of East Columbus Avenue.
Robert Sullivan and Paul Phelps, students, returned to State College yesterday after spending Thanksgiving at home. Edna Johnson left for Harrisburg after visiting her parents in town. D G Pomeroy refreshed his Roulette home after a weekend with his son and several Edinboro and Slippery Rock students who resumed their studies. Various locals and visitors travel, visit relatives, or return home in the area. The Finnish Ministry mandates woolen fabrics include at least 25 percent artificial cellulose wool.
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