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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
5
An old remedy claims catarrhal deafness and head noises may improve with Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar. The note says to take one tablespoonful four times daily, claiming quicker relief and easier breathing as nostrils clear and mucus stops dripping down the throat.
Mr and Mrs C Dumm left this morning and spent the day with relatives in Erie.
A vintage ad promotes FASTEETH to keep false teeth in place. Sprinkle on the plate each morning to prevent embarrassment, avoid plate dropping, and reduce gummy taste. Available at Keisters Drug Store and other druggists.
Charles Unger attended funeral services for Mrs. Allen J. Dean then left for Rochelle. J George Shepard returned to Pittsburgh after visiting Corry on business. Attorney Blaine Kincaid traveled to Erie for a one day trip. Holland S. Morgan of Oi City overnighted with the Daughertys and left for Warren on business. Minnie Biggar of Erie arrived for Corry visits. Albert Walker resumed Palace Theatre duties in Jamestown. C L Auer leaves for business in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Mrs A Kittleberger returned home to Brocton after a city visit. W N Cheney of Jamestown came to mourn P Leroy Lindsey at the Corry home. Captain and Mrs Z Gibson and Marjorie conducted Salvation Army services then returned to Meadville. Mrs R J Fogle went to Titusville for the day. George and Harry Crouse of Re novo visited en route to Meadville. B B Campbell left for New Castle. Mr and Mrs C Blanchard and Mrs Fila Blanchard went to Warren. Mrs A C Durhau of Lockport is in Corry due to her mother’s illness at the Corry hospital. Mrs H S Myer returned to Olean after visiting Corry friends.
Stock quotations from the New York Stock Exchange list many names including American Smelters, Bennecott, International Nickel, Continental Motors, General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Pan American, Pure Oil, Sinclair, Ohio Oil, Texas company listings, railroads, steel makers, and electrical firms. The report notes widespread activity and various percentage changes, followed by a brief Weather Bureau observation on U S river stage observations across A00 stations.
The Norwich Pharmacal Company marketing Unguentine Cones claims to relieve burning soreness and distress from piles. Suppositories priced at 75 cents aim to prove their efficacy and are available at drug stores nationwide.
Funeral services in memory of P Leroy Lindsey were held this noon at his home in Conrord township with Rev G B Morgan officiating. The rites were largely attended and the body was taken to Spartansboro for interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Attending were William and George Akany Herbert Claude Clare and Lewis Lindsey.
The University Travel League held a regular meeting at Mrs. G. T. Kinedict's home with Forum Director Harold Wolfe. Miss Mary O'Hare, a former France student, spoke about her travels and showed pictures of France while Mr. O'Hare described each image. Eleven members attended.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church met Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Barton Smith on West Pleasant street for an all day sewing session. Twenty eight members attended a tureen dinner at twelve o clock served by Mrs Thomas and committee. Mrs W N Jones was ill so vice president Mrs Fred Ross presided and plans for another tureen dinner at the church Friday evening were made.
Anna Briscoe of Chicago credits Smith Brothers Syrup with curing a bad cough in one afternoon and saving her work time and money. She recalls catching a cold at a door desk and using the syrup to recover quickly.
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