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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1931
Page
6
The article compiles damaged OCR commentary on packaging rules for holiday mail, urging sturdy materials, heavy twine, and reinforced boxes. It includes guidance on handling perishable items, complete addresses, prepaid postage, and return cards. It also mentions a local accident and a separate court appearance involving Fr. Ghmvaivad of Clarenton.
The Junior Class presents Pant My in the Senior High auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday evenings December 16 and 17. The production features Guy Butters as Tommy Mills with Armour Hillstrom and others. The comedy traces a youth drawn into cigars and schemes to win a girl, culminating in a land deal dispute and Tommy’s vindication as a respectable suitor.
A 40 mile gale battered Brie and environs with blown trees, sagging signs, and swinging wires. Coastguards rescued a cabin cruiser ashore near Brocton after its Erie departure, occupants safe. Peninsula Park breakwater withstood the storm. fall temperatures followed the cold spell as Erie reported wind peaked then eased. Local meeting noted a Christmas party plan with lace history talks and a gift exchange.
Sunday traffic in Kane and Ludlow faced icy roads from a light mist that froze on pavement. Fifteen vehicles were damaged between Kane and Ludlow, with Bowman’s Mills area the most dangerous as trucks were forced off the road. No serious injuries reported, though a collision near Ridgway involved Toward Linder and Gordon Smith, with ice allegedly causing the crash and the stering roadster badly damaged.
Three unidentified Mare Island sailors were killed when their automobile left the Fairfield road nine miles north of Vallejo and crashed into a tree. The victims were decapitated in the impact, and the crash occurred on December 5. The accident site was reported by local authorities and investigators began documenting the scene.
In Philipsburg Pennsylvania three men J We 1 Woomer 32 Ducity 7 Mr Anderson 33 Franklin and W G Williams of Franklin allegedly robbed the Franklin Building and Loan Association fund of about $200 and bound the president and secretary. They fled in a car as police found pistols and other weapons in their vehicle. Charges of robbery to be placed in Bellefonte.
Dik City Derrick With eight clubs as charter members and two more expected to join before Olean Winter releases, the Allegheny Valley Golf Association formed at Conk wango Country Club Warren. Charter members include Wanango Warren Jamestown Corry Titusville Kane Meadville Bradford with Dunkirk and Olean, N Y, expected to accept. The league will hold an annual team tournament to determine the champion and five 26 hole handicap events for individuals with trophies and medals for top teams and low scorers.
Mentor Club members met at Mrs Andrew Paulin's home on Mapleview Monday evening with sixteen attendees. After roll call, a Christmas party was planned for December 21 at Mrs Frank Howard's home on North Center Street. Distant hostesses were Mrs Either Griswold Miss Anna Reese and Mrs May Carmike. Miss Myrtle Fuller and Mrs Dessie Wilcox led the program. The group voted to take a bulger collection for relief instead of the usual gift exchange. Mrs D A Hillstrom, president, presided. Current events talks and readings on daily happenings followed, with Miss Mary Condra delivering a thoughtful book review on popular literature. During socials, Mrs Paulson served tea and coffee.
A 1930s style notice explains Vicks Nose Drops and VapoRub as companion products to control and prevent colds. It outlines a Vick Plan for earlier intervention at first signs, using Nose Drops after exposure to conditions like crowded rooms, smoke, or night rides, to reduce cold risk and spare time and health.
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