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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
5
A message notes that Mrs. Barbura Lamping of Park Place, who has been very sick, is now able to be about the house with her sister Agnes Wagner of Erie staying nearby for several weeks. The report mentions related local names and improving health in the community.
Numerous locals travel to Erie Meadville Warren Warren area for business and social visits. Individuals named include Mrs N Troy Gillette Mrs Willis Weed Dr J O Jackson Leon Watson and J H Sparling as well as visiting groups from Tunaville Brock Street and Lovells.
The Emmanuel Guild held its annual meeting Thursday afternoon at the Emmanuel Eatery on West Smith Street. Miss Ashton presided as attendees reviewed officers for the new year, naming Mrs V. M. Sandburg as President and three vice presidents, plus Mrs Mary Whittles as Secretary and Mrs William P Myers as Treasurer. Refreshments were served to close the gathering.
United Press reports a subscription drive in Chicago to help Kathleen Morrell, the unwed mother of five children. Morrell awaits trial on January 16, while her husband John Curtin, a wealthy coal man, has left and refuses divorce, with Morrell stating no plans for support until after the trial.
An advert claims Jointiase universal joint care works for swollen knees hips shoulders and more, promising rapid rubbing action to ease pain within seconds. It emphasizes reliability and effectiveness across rheumatic and non rheumatic conditions.
The funeral for William J. Moore, noted founder and organizer of Moore Corp., will be held tomorrow afternoon at St Bartholomew's Church. Moore died yesterday evening from a heart attack.
United Press reports seven men in long white robes were chased from Hazleton by Patrolman Thomas McGinty. The Klansmen fled toward Laurel after alighting from a closed car and moving along a residence street. Townspeople noted the white attire and asked about active Klans in the area, with indications of branches in nearby towns.
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