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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
5
Sidigen chief of police, a visitor, returned to his home last evening. The brief note records his safe arrival and ongoing duties in the city law enforcement.
Miss Emma Linscott visits Mrs J P Johnson and Mrs V L Fuller in Glyndon for a few days, staying with relatives in the city. The message mentions morning travel and a guest arrangement for a mother figure, reflecting a social call in the area.
Mrs Ernest Longshore and daughter Mrs Fred Khetlie of North Gaird arrived, mourning the death of the former's husband at the son’s Goat Peet home. Rev Piliie A. Wimen will leave Falconer morning to officiate Miss Helen Worbes funeral. Miss Freda Mortis of Spartans ing returned home after a short stay. L L Showers traveled to Warren and Pictoule on business. Attorney Blaine Kinealis returned from a three city business trip.
A patent medicine pitch offers a 25 cent bladder cure that promises to remove impurities and reduce nighttime urination. It advertises a two cent test box of Bukets with the nutritional “ladder physic,” claiming relief after days if symptoms persist. The ad asserts benefits for backache and leg pains from bladder disorders and urges buying at Thomas Downey’s.
An old time cough remedy ad touts ginger brothutine as the quickest cure for persistent coughs. It claims a teaspoonful four times daily guarantees relief and invites Condra Pharmacy and other dealers to stock the product.
The city saw a string of visitors and departures from Frank Webber and J G Phelps to Brie for towers services in memory of Franle Miller Aus. L J Rowe and Mix Ent Whitford from Titusville visited with friends on business. Henry A. Jensen left for Myrklehead Mass after the death of his father Thomas Jensen. W L Keister returned home, Billy in Erion hosted by D F Lundquist and wife. Morris Bonstedt, formerly of this city, arrived for the day. Mrs T A Foley traveled to Meadville after visiting Corry friends with Frank Ganther Jett. Sam Tiine from Dayton has been in city, left for New York City on business. PF N Ames went to New York City for ten days of business. Mrs W J Durham was called to Louisville for illness of her brother Charles B Higgins. Lawrence J Desmond plans an extensive business trip west for J W and A B Hiwared Company, visiting Seattle and coast cities, returning by mid August with J J Neyton. Mrs J W Combs and daughter Jean from Philadelphia visited today, leaving for Buffalo. J F Swyers and spouse, after visiting Pittsburgh, returned home this afternoon.
United Press reports Paul Block publisher of a group of newspapers withdrew his bid for the New York World papers through attorney Max Steuer. The move ties to surrogate court probate, seeking authority for trustees to sell the papers.
Stock quotations from Loge an Bryan On City NYSE manager Lloyd M. Bracken list many firms including American Smelters Copper Zinc International Nickel Motors General Motors Hupmobile Studebaker Willys Overland Atlantic Refining Sinclair and others. Also includes a Card of Thanks from Mrs Leroy Lindzey and family for assistance during illness and death of husband and father.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Cimling ial Cummaongesitis Southern Corp Pittshiran Huntly Bib cy eyeeee Mountain Producer Salt Creek South Penn New York Gir Aed Supply and Avkunels Ges with mentions of Grand Compu Sbttes Elpetric Cohmila Oi Gasoline Cities and Mo-Kans Pipe Line. Readable items suggest outlines of fuel supply networks and regional pipeline topics with multiple proper nouns.
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