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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1932
Page
4
Warren Leon Gray of Youngeville, a four year old, was admitted to Warren General Hospital at 10:80 for injuries to his left leg just above the ankle sustained yesterday. Details of the accident were not learned.
A compact page lists grocery prices 19c for eggs and 17c pot roast, 22c catsup, and 2 for 27c grape fruit, plus 1932 calendars. It features weaponized warnings about locking cars, a robbery report near Venus, a rail worker on the roll of honor, political nominating talks in Oil City, and community notices from Corry area on birthdays, church services, appointments, and local business ads.
Snyder and Hewitt led Erie’s Buffalo bowling team by 80 pins after 10 games at Ideal Alleys and finished with a 50-pin victory. Steve Saenwinski and Ray Miller anchored Buffalo while Butch Snyder and Bert Hewitt carried Erie late, reversing a rising lead and clinching the win.
The Epworth Mixed Quartet from Jamestown will present a sacred concert at First Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday evening. Judith Anderson, a blind soloist, will sing two numbers with accompaniment by Evelyn Anderson on piano and a violinist. The event aims to be one of the most inspiring services yet, drawing large crowds and likely full seating.
Miss Jennie Dobbs a Corry resident aged forty seven died Sunday night at Corry hospital after an operation. She was born in Rootville Pa and had lived in Corry eighteen years. Survived by mother Della Dobbs brother Pete Dobbs two nieces Agnes Davis and Lawrence Morton and nephew Everett Webb all of Corry. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Pete Dobbs home North Center street. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Brooks were held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Rev G M Morgan in charge. Mrs Brooks died at her sister’s home in Spartansburg after which her body was brought here. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Paul Blakeslee Milton Blakeslee Frank Darrow and Arthur Scouten assisting.
Prof Campbell of the Warren Conservatory of Music will address the Parent and Teachers Association of St Edward's School in the parochial school's auditorium Wednesday evening. Howard J Sheen principal of the Senior High will also speak briefly on PTA aims and objects. All parents and friends are urged to attend.
A reader recalls mistaking gas pains for appendicitis and credits Adlerika for relief. The ad promotes Adlerika as a German remedy that cleanses both upper and inner bowel, claiming quick, noticeable effects and recommending Keister's Drug Store for purchase.
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