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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
5
Heyman Levi from Buffalo arrived as a business visitor in Corry today. Mrs. E A Hawley of Erie arrived in Corry after the death of her brother Hert Van Tassel who died last evening after a long illness.
Hugh Gallagher, a once prominent local figure, returned to his hometown last week and was arrested Monday afternoon on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. Police believe he robbed the May Gleason store at Long Avenue and Laveda Street, taking shirts, socks, and underwear worth about $25. A shirt found on him matched items from the loot. The crime was uncovered when a night patrolman noted a rear window shutter broken on Sunday evening.
Local society notes list multiple calls on residents including Captain and Mrs Fransappleby leaving for Canonsburg Pa to assume new duties. Marie Banks returns from Union City as a guide for A S Boag. Wilford Webster and Harold HUT visit Enfield then depart, Merle Monahue moves to Cleveland for a future home, Rev Francis M O Connell travels to Warren Pa for funeral services, and many others visit or travel to Pittsburgh Union City Erie and Cleveland for work or family reasons.
The Historical Circle gathered in the Library on Tuesday afternoon. The program featured readings and topics including Calvin Couliday Statesman, a talk by Mrs. J. E. Burtingame, and a forum on The Presidency, Man-Kiting Job How Lighten the Burdens, with other items by Mrs. William Houghton Mrs. S. R. Lewis and Mrs. vA. L. Foster.
Tilly members and friends gathered last evening to mark the 151st anniversary of the Rebekah Order’s founding by Thomas Wiley. Prizes went to C. A. Pier, Mrs. Mioren'e Young, and Mrs. Martha Feounds after a session with cards and a lunch provided by Mrs. J. W. Curtke and her committee.
An advertisement featuring Mia Giewie Bell of Los Angeles promotes Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a stimulant for kidneys and remedy for rheumatic pain and other symptoms. The copy claims the product cleans the kidneys, improves health, and guarantees satisfaction with a money‑back offer. It also mentions Golden Lu Tablets with Barosnia as a related remedy.
In mid afternoon trading on January 18 the stock market softened as selective selling and a cautious tone weighed on many issues. Woolworth led declines among major groups, slipping about two points to the mid 32s as broader declines echoed failures of two large chains. National Dairy Products also weakened toward a record low vicinity, while a list of other favorites showed scattered losses and subdued buying by market leaders amid a cautious mood.
Ardeth Carroll runs a specialty shop for Jeanette Parker and falls for Ken Gleason, Cecile’s fiancé. Ken wrestles with his mother’s wishes to marry Cecile, while Ardeth hopes for a future with Ken amid party plans and Mary Eastwood’s wary counsel. The tale follows tangled loyalties, personal duty, and a city romance in a tense, period voice.
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