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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1936
Page
2
The Amici Sewing Circle sponsors a social event Saturday afternoon and evening at 70 Center Street Bergman home to benefit the United Brotherhood building fund. Community members are invited to attend for a fundraiser and social time.
A testimonial ad touts Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a diuretic for kidneys. It claims relief for rheumatic pains backache dizziness and vision issues, urging immediate use with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Golden Lax Tablets combined with Barosma Tablets for constipation with a 50 cent price.
Jamestown officials and postmasters hosted a regional gathering yesterday. Mayor Carlson denounced attacks on President Roosevelt by Townsend figures in Cleveland while other items note fires and accidents across several nearby towns, including a fatal stove incident near Indiana Pennsylvania and a missing student in Franklin.
A nupueil mass celebrates the 65th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Mo Calle of Wright Street Corry. St Thomas Church will host Sunday morning service at 9 o'clock with Rev Francis Graves as celebrant assisted by Dr Jamies Vale from Mount St Marys College Mamettsburg. A family dinner and entertainment follow.
In St Paul on July 18 police opened an inquiry into Byron Bolton’s charge that a policeman, Tom Brown, was cut in for a $25,000 share of the Will Ramm ransom. Bolton testified during John Pfeifer’s trial as part of the Hamm kidnap case proceedings.
County to set a 60 percent biennial assessment and call it 100 percent valuation, city officials said. The gap between city and county valuations is seen as acceptable by property owners, with a sample residence costing 22,000 in value but assessed at 16,000 by the city and 31,600 by the county.
A tractor accident three miles west of North East claimed the life of Willis Root, an employee of General Electric in Lawrence Park. He left a widow, three children, a stepdaughter, and another brother Ray Root of Union City. Funeral details are incomplete.
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge will meet in regular session Tuesday evening in the 1 00 F hall. A good attendance is desired as plans will be made for the Rin Jey picnic on Wednesday. James Lindguist of near Pithole heard a strange sound and believed a water pipe was leaking. He investigated and found a rattlesnake 51 inches long, which he killed.
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