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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1932
Page
5
Mary Murray leads arrangements for a Catholic Daughters benefit card party to be held Thursday evening in the K of C hall. Tables will be set for bridge and five hundred at eight o clock. Refreshments will be served and cart awards will be presented by the committee. The public is invited to attend.
An advertisement-style account touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as remedies for face eczema, rashes, baby fever, and skin blemishes. It cites user testimonials from Mrs. H W Davis and others, noting relief after weeks of treatment and a guarantee for various conditions. The copy also lists pricing and a money-back promise.
Personal mentions record visits and trips around the region. Dy D W D Husted of Uniontowayr visited the city with friends while Mr and Mrs F M Raymond returned from Brighl Conn after days with Mr and Mrs Fuller B Baynes. Several others including Mrs Donaldson, WL Foster, Colin McInnes, J Lewis, G V Williams, Arthur Cox and families, and workers from Pymataying Dam were seen in town or traveling to Erie Jamestown St Marys and Kane for business, funerals, or family matters.
The College Women's Club met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rozelle on East Main Street with about fifteen members in attendance. A Colonial party planned for February 22nd was organized by Dorothy Morrow Helen Kardail and Margaret Olive, and Ruth Cabb, an art instructor, spoke on Art in the Home. The social hour featured games, contests, and visiting, with awards to Mrs. Guy Abbey and Miss Anne Balogs i. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by the hostesses.
The Philatheas held a Monday evening meeting at the home of Mrs. W. N. Jones on Marion Street with twenty three members present. Mrs. B. Thomas presided, naming six month committee chairs for special party entertainment hospitality and membership. The program, led by Mrs. Frank Gilson, featured singing and contests followed by a lunch of salad bread pickles jello and coffee. The February meeting will be a St Valentine party at an announced location.
In Phoenix on January 26, a striking young woman linked to Mrs Judd was expected to testify as the state builds its case in Winnie Rath Judd’s murder trial. Lucille Moore and Mrs Lepker, both attendees at parties with Judd, were called to reinforce a possible jealousy motive and premeditation theory.
Dina Moore, 13 months old, whose father has never eaten the child, urged today that the tot undergo an operation to cure her of blindness. The 1000 to 1 odds procedure was supported in a telegram from Dina’s father, John D. Moore, sent from Detroit. The teenage mother Lilian Moore consented to the operation and published the telegram which read: Success to your decision. Take the chance.
Wellesley Hills Mass Jan 26 Roger W Babson who predicted the stock market crash of 1920 says he is equally positive that the turning point has been reached and better times lie ahead His forecast follows his earlier warnings and reflects renewed optimism about the market outlook based on his analysis of trends and indicators.
Market close lists numerous issues traded by 10g an and Bryan of Oil City with NYSE member Lloyd M Bracken as manager. Copper producers such as American Smelters Tay Anaconda and Continental Motors and major automakers including General Motors Hupp and Studebaker are cited. Also shown are refiners Ohio Oil Pure Oil Atlantic Refining and Sinclair, plus steel firms Bethlehem Steel and U Steel among others.
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