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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
3
Work rushes to finish machinery and equipment installation at the Wisetse plant under construction in Mears ville. A bustling group of workmen occupy the site as they move toward the plant’s near completion stage.
A collage of notices recalls city market prices and shop ads with groceries such as loin roast 28¢, beans 2 for 3c, peas 15c, eggs 37¢ a dozen, plus specials at Central Market. Social events include Mrs Jennie Akam entertaining the Mor-O-Phun Club on West Washington for George Washington birthday decorations and hokum games. Police news covers jail-breakers in Galetha, Pennsylvania and a car-theft linked pursuit. Local clubs, dances, and bond bids for Meadville School construction are noted alongside hospital fundraisers and church suppers.
In Rome the Queen of Sweden, who has stayed there for weeks, was reported in very serious condition today. An official bulletin said her increased lung congestion made breathing difficult and painful, though her general condition remained serious.
An advertisement profiles Konjola as a remedy for digestive pains with claims of relief after meals. Testimony from a user describes severe bloating and chest pains, noting improved condition after using the product. The ad lists Curry at Dow spy store as a seller and mentions prices and other goods for sale in the same notice.
The Bishop of Harrisburg Philip R. McDevitt remained in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after a heart attack on Tuesday. Hospital officials reported he had a comfortable night and gave no timetable for possible release or return to his home in Harrisburg.
United Press report from Washington states Semi J R Grundy Republican senator-elect strongly denies charges that he conspired to vote to support Edward Beidleman in the 195% Pennsylvania primary. The letter from Stephens to President Curtis is referred to the Senate privileges and elections committee and a push to expel Grundy is noted amid the governor race context.
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