Desmond Ned to Visit Washington on Business This Week
Ned Desmond will leave this evening for Washington for a five day business visit. He plans to meet with officials, conduct negotiations, and return after completing engagements.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
6
Ned Desmond will leave this evening for Washington for a five day business visit. He plans to meet with officials, conduct negotiations, and return after completing engagements.
An obscure ad-like fragment touts Adlerika as a remedy for digestion and bowel cleansing. It mentions fried onions and old waste matter, paired with a testimonial by a "Thomas Downey" and vague medical claims about acting on both upper and lower bowel.
A man was kicked by a cow in the barn area this morning, suffering a fractured leg. He received treatment from Dr W Inwin of the city and was reported as comfortable as could be expected later in the day. Other notes mention Stanford's return from Erie and Victor Sundeen's travel to Buffalo and Pittsburgh with unspecified ties to an American express context.
Market closing notes list copper and zinc firms with minor gains and losses. From Logan & Bryan of City, American Smelters and Kennecott appear alongside auto manufacturers including Chrysler, General Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, and White Motors in a fragmented snapshot of late trading.
E Reese and daughter from Oak ton departed for Clarendon Pa while Wad of Jamentown left for Warren then home. WC Gannon travels to Milo for business. Miss Blaine Whiteley visits curty with Helen Lindquist at a Modern Youth club party. Mr and Mrs P J Prieseman go to Erie for a personal matter. William Avery of Cleveland attends a funeral in Columbus for Mrs Lora Day Walton’s memory. Mrs Lenah Bends tours Spartansboro. Mrs Karl B King of Ridgway visits and departs for 9 days in OK City. Mrs Robert Gibson and two children leave for Rochester Ni to establish a new home. Mrs C J Williams visits West Spring Creek then Mayville. Fallen Lewis Wittleberger visits Prue ton Ni for a home stay during upcoming work Marlanday. Various rail and company names appear in a long list of stocks and lines. Mrs Mary Millett returns to Union City after 40 days visiting her sister Amy and relatives. Thomas Taylor visits for business in Fun and heads back. Helen Wadgill returns from Bair Lake after an overnight visit with Eloise Whiteley. Col Alexander and Blaine Kincaid among officials seen in the city. Melvin Thomas, Dorr Barton, Frederick Miller and Robert Lewis attend a show Hitie Deck in Arie. Mrs Morris Bornstein travels to Syracuse NY for ten days. Harold Lektue of Warren attends a Modern Youth Club party. George Stowe returns from Philadelphia. Road supervision group meets recently. Mrs Lit helps daughter-in-law in Oil City. Mrs Cronin returns from Oil City Institute. Mrs John Frick and Mrs Strbele speak at the Federated Club Institute. Harvey Rathbun returns home after two weeks here. Dodd travels after waiting in Toledo and Cleveland.
A fragmented ad style passage touts McCoy's Tablets and related health products. It mentions Belt Rash at Bishan and various unnamed distributors, urging women to tell skinny friends and vouch for the pills as a path to vigor and fit appearance.
Robert Patterson 17 Wheeling George Ogden 20 Yorkville Oy and Raymond Miller 19 Martins Ferry were found guilty of stealing an automobile owned by Andrew Hazes and sentenced by Judge Joan Ritz. The article notes two-year sentences and references a United Press report from Wheeling West Virginia.
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