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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1931
Page
5
The fragment lists numerous company names and rail lines such as American Smelters Anaconda Continental Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker and Canadian Pacific. A fire incident description notes nearby towns delaying water supply and a prolonged blaze response, with references to water access from mines.
Personal notices detail with East South street hosts J J Harden and William Perry plus Francis Higgins of Meadville hosting relatives and friends. Names include Kingsley DeRosay, D Warren DeRosay, Nat Trenton gal ness trip, Mrs Hast ing Jones, Mrs Grey of Jamestown, Dr Edward Havigon Pittsburgh, and many others visiting from Cleveland Buffalo Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
Charles A. Lindbergh received the Legion of Honor from French Ambassador Paul Claudel in a simple ceremony at the French Embassy in Washington. The ambassador praised Lindbergh's spirit of individual endeavor and genius, while Lindbergh accepted the medal with modest gratitude amid a gathering of high officials and diplomats.
Relatives in this city report the death of Jamiey J. McLaughlin who died at his home in Ohio. Funeral services will be held in Tulsa. He is survived by his wife Josephine Hines McLaughlin, two daughters Katherine Baker and one residing in Cleveland, and three sons.
FHM and Len of Tulsi by three sisters Misses Mary and Alice McLimguip and Mrs Anna McLaughlin of Stranton and by two rikers Edward McLaughlin of OL Chiy and John McLaughlin of Corny.
A sensational dental ad touts a tasteless powder that claims to secure lower false teeth firmly without slipping while eating. It promises comfort, fresh breath, and a pleasant taste, with availability advertised at Keister's and other drug stores.
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