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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1931
Page
5
Mrs A Kittleberger left for her Brocton home this afternoon after a day in the city. Mrs Harry Auer, who had been visiting in Pittsburgh for several days, also returned home this afternoon.
An old newspaper ad promotes a laxative called Adlerika claiming quick relief from constipation in two hours and claims it acts on both upper and lower bowels. The copy exaggerates effects and uses dubious ingredients like glycerin and buckthorn with promotional language.
Reservations are going well for a DAR benefit card party hosted by the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at Mr and Mrs J Hi Castor on East Frederick Street Tuesday evening. Jessie Newton oversees reservations with a large crowd expected. Miss Mary Malone and Miss Mary Roach returned from Meadville where they were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W J Aaron.
A large turnout of Presbyterian church men in the city is anticipated for an 6 o'clock supper and meeting in the church dining room. Dr. Cleveland state synod director for Pennsylvania will speak, joined by Dr. Davis of the Church of the Covenant Erie. Delegations expected from Union City and nearby towns.
Theo P. Williams, local representative of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, spoke at the Edward A. Woods Agency gathering at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh. He delivered a 30 minute talk and was chosen as a speaker for his low lapse ratio and high production.
Local social page lists Mrs Arlene Fitzgerald of Meadville visiting her aunt Mrs Prazier and Olmer relatives. Mrs Bell returns from Warren to join sister Mrs Sidney Michaels. Numerous city residents and visitors from Warren Erie North East Titusville and Jamestown are noted with weekend stays and travel plans including Miss Alma Terrill Mrs GC Eltabber Mrs M Chase and others.
Symptoms of Gall Bladder trouble include stomach or intestinal pains constipation headaches dizziness and right side pains under the ribs. A new treatment called Wla-Ko claims to resist conditions causing gall stones and relieves liver and bladder issues. Money back if not helped within 20 days. Get Wlaxtto at Keister's or your local druggist.
Harrisburg Pa January 12 Charles Harnest, chairman of the joint legislative inaugural committee, outlined additional arrangements for Governor elect Gifford Pinchot’s inauguration set for January 20. The 107th Field Artillery, Pennsylvania National Guard, will fire a 17 gun salute during the ceremonies with Major M L Livingston of the Hatburg Cavalry Brigade as chief of staff following Colonel D J Davis of Scranton’s appointment as chief marshal of the inaugural parade.
Love began cutting ice on his pond on East Columbus Avenue. The ice is about nine inches thick and is reported to be of fine quality.
Closing market report lists logs hap and Bryan of Ou City as NYSE members with Lloyd M. Bracken as manager. Stocks cited include American Smelters Anaconda Butte Copper Zinc Kennicott International Nickel Motors General Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker Willys Atlantic Refining Continental Oil Pan American United Pipe Line and other entities. A classified line offers an extra large No 1 Holstein cow four years old just fresh for sale by Geo P Horn Corry PA R D 6 bir.
The annual meetings of shareholders of Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry will be held tomorrow. Officers for the coming year will be elected and the newly elected boards of directors will meet after. William Tacey returned to Meadville after a short city visit.
A garbled OCR item references Texas oil, rail lines including Canadian Pacific and Erie, and steel firms such as Bethlehem Steel and U.S. Steel. Numbers appear as stray figures. readable names suggest a broad industrial context but no clear event or dates.
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