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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1934
Page
8
Fragmentary local column recalls fires near the Tris Club, gas station concerns, political alignments, and public projects. It mentions Norbert J. Fitzgerald and Erle assemblyman, 1993 farmer income data, Pinchot road, February birthdays, Keister Cat Rate Pharmacy upgrades, mercury weather, early airmail service, and 1918 army route start.
Former Alderman Frank J. Gaczkowski joins east side assembly race as five compete for May primary. Other candidates include Bernard Waley Austin Ve O'Brien Joseph Crawford and Cyril Sullivan. The race mirrors last year when Paul Watson defeated Gaczkowski. Shubert Gaczlowski machine reportedly faltering with Schilling clearly out.
In Warren an inquest will examine the death of Mrs Illus Van Tassel 76 widow of A W Van Tassel sister in law of Mrs Evelyn Gledson after she was struck by a Columbus owned automobile driven by L A Smith of Ridgway at Grant Street and Pennsylvania Avenue January 22. She died at Warren General Hospital at 6 15 this morning from skull fracture arm injuries and severe bruises. Coroner Lowrey and Chief Hacken launched an investigation and the inquest will be held after the New.
Austin V. O'Brien rides the Flatley Flynn bloc with support from Roosevelt's Citizens League backing James Laypry for Congress and Norbert Pitzgerald for lieutenant governor. Madaline Crane filed for state Democratic committee woman to challenge incumbent Anne Buchner. William Gannon is state committeeman and signals sentiment.
President Roosevelt signed the newspaper code of fair competition and kept its contents private over the weekend. NRA chief General Hugh S. Johnson was expected to publish the document today. The White House disclosed only that the president’s approval was “conventional.”
February grand jury condemns the old county home on Ridge Road as a dirty fire trap lacking water and extinguishers. It urges remedies and notes moving the clinic to the city, while approving Sunnyside Home Girard St Josephs Home and other institutions including Harborcreek Training School and the court house.
ERIB reports a new methylene blue serum used on Mrs Anna G Hoag a carbon monoxide victim from 129 West 18th Street. The drug injected into veins restorers red blood cells and helped her regain consciousness a day after her husband Arch ie 27 and their 22 month old daughter Eleanor were buried at Mill Village. Physicians cautious about the treatment say it shows promise though it was used here for the first time.
An old health ad warns that postmeal fatigue may signal bowel poisons that foster germs. It promotes Adler ika as a remedy acting on both upper and lower bowels without discomfort, with Kelster's Cat Rate Drug Store listed.
Naomi Grow, 21, was found dead Friday morning in Port Allegany. An autopsy by Coroner Allen and Dr Ostrander of Smethport was performed. results not yet announced. She married recently, with one child, Richard Hopper, aged 2 1/2. Parents Harry and Mrs Taylor live in Port Allegany. She graduated Port Allegany High and Winsfield Teachers College and taught locally. The case remains under coroner's inquiry.
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