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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1937
Page
5
Painful Pile Torture Relief With San-Cura Ointment
The ad promises rapid relief for itching burning and pain from piles using San-Cura Ointment and Soap. It claims soothing effects upon application, lasting comfort, and a satisfaction or money back guarantee. Ointment priced 35¢ 60¢ and 1.25 while Soap is 25¢.
Olean and Midland Residents Share Weekend Visits
Olean resident Marc Phillins Jr opens the weekend with a grand Smother and Mrs RC Albee. Effie Darling of Midland MI visited Mrs Margaret Rounus. Mrs Charles Swanson and grandson Gene Miller returned from Buffalo by motor with relatives. Kimmerte and Barrowman families joined the trip and will visit with Swanson later. J R Keverline and Hazel from OM City visited A L Dyckes on West Wayne Street. Tracy Whitehead and O M Hinburg plus eight Sunday School girls returned from a two week camping trip at Letchworth Park. Hartzel of Detroit sent the weekend with relatives and friends before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Phillins, Jr
Olean
Smother
Albee
Effie Darling
Midland
Mich
Margaret Rounus
Charles Swanson
Gene Miller
Spring Street
Buffalo
Accom-Panley
Fred Kimmerte
Frederick, Jr
Myrle Barrowman
Kimmerlé
Myre Barrowman
Kimmerte
Swanson
Hher
J. R. Keverline
Hazel
OM City
A. L. Dyckes
West Wayne Street
Tracy Whitehead
Charles Jordan
Whitman
Mass
Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company
R. G. Barnes
Tasues Carrig
James
Fhends
Youngstown
Ohio
Wilmaudson
Annette ‘Piis
Lua Weli
Trin
Bey Patter Will Hon Dh
Meith Center
Woul
Iunsel Bealewith
Chautauqua
N. Y
Ruth Bedlawith
James Burnison
Meadville
Rose Mary Auer
Betty Stewart
Jewel Hasbrouck
Hew
G. J. Toy
Allegheny College
Presbyterian
Harold Dyckes
Sherman
Arthur Dyckes
Carl Smith
Clarence
Sheap
Loney J
Valley Forge
Mable Carroll
Ruth Taylor
Pitt
Plea
Derna Ficcardy
Mary Vagasso
Mary Piceirrily
Ridgway
Brockway
Kathryn Yansey
Jack Tansey
Crafton
George Dine
Va Bernis
Charles Chase
Union City
Jilin A. Burch
William Houghton
Stuart Houghton
Phyllis
Virginia Morris
Cochranton
Tey
Toscelle
Melvin ‘Thomas
Cledt
Marianville
DeLeo Reesink
East Congress Street
Veronica Doobievls
Detroit
H. M. Carroll
East Columbus
Richird Miller
Eiinbovo
Pas
Isparenla
W. M Miller
101 City
Rube
Warren
Bessie Ongly
Elizabeth Swartz
Sharon
Margaret Rous
Wayne Price
Jamestown
Price
Emmett Price
Tey Tuton
Cleveind
Patten
Hess Delury
Clarence Givi
Twila Nichols
Dan Desin
Jeannette Bawicke
Walter S. Nind
Philadelphia
Maule Lees
Franklin, Pa
Minnie Dayat
Evelyn
Oil City
Ely
A. Cooley
Irs. C
Ennis
Mary June Kingston
Helen Romanaski
Rochester
Phyllis Ann
Anne Kasbeth Kingston
Hoyleins
Bradford
John Courteen
Clara Pettingill
Hammond
Thenis
Anil Mint
Stanley Keen
Ani
Clark
John
Leverant
Sim
LF. Desma
Rim New Yorksity
Personal Notices From Whitman Area in City Journal
Charles Jordan of Whitman Massachusetts represents Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Co spending the day on business. Numerous locals and visitors from Youngstown Meadville Pittsburgh and Cleveland appear in this society notes roundup with relatives hosts and weekend trips to Chautauqua and Ridgway.
State faces decline in child enrollment and rising illiteracy
The article argues Pennsylvania must address falling lower grade enrollments as birth rates drop and more children leave school for work. It notes public school enrollment rose from 1824 to 1834 but will shrink with fewer births, while high school numbers may grow then slowly fall. Illiteracy persists in parts of the state alongside rising distress among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Grabiel
Ale
Chhldren
Ubal
Pemple
Muere
Pennssylvania
Carmen Cen
Anne
Theo Schon
Plan for statewide police radio system tested in Pa.
Harrisburg July 19 Pennsylvan ia motor police plan experiments with a one way automobile station radio system in one state district. Major Lytvia Adams chief of the force says the plan uses a facility that carries the word by quill. The Harrisburg field likely will be chosen for the experiment due to available equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Green Charges Broun Stooge for Communists
Washington July 19 The headline reports that Green accuses Fleynvooil Broun president of the American Newspiumey Guile of leading members toward communism. He alleges Broun was inspired by Moscow linked revolutionaries, urging resignation until reforms are adopted at the Gabes convention in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mne Hiese
Washington
William Geet
American Federation of Labs
Fleynvooil Broun
American Newspiumey Guile
Committee For Industrial Organization
Green
Broun
Avowell
Gabes
St. Lats
City Officials Heirs in Malden Probate Case
In Malden Mississippi city officials are named heirs after the will of Attorney George Hovran Mall is filed in probate court. A separate will appears naming Bertho with a sum of $100 for fond terrigeons, prompting court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
George Hovran Mall
Bertho
Terrier Trees Lion My Tle Cl rane Wallace 8 sanvincer forms
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane Wallace
Pormat Ta the smaller ssh
Incoherent OCR text fragment discussing statewide actions and serial lists. Names and clear facts are unreadable. summary cannot extract verifiable entities or events.
Market Gossips on Inflation and Auto Output
United Press report outlines market optimism with August strength cited and inflation risks warned by the Twentieth Century Fund. It notes Poor’s Industry Guide predicting auto production near 5 million this year, 8 percent above 193K and 11 percent below the 1929 peak, with margins tied to volume and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Die Rvavdia Ag
Twentieth Century Fund
Anguml
United States
Donald R. Richberg
NIRA
Automobile: Poor
Stocks Rise Amid High Volume On Strong Industrial Gains
United Press reports stocks advance 1 to 4 points with heavy volume. Industrial average reaches new high since April 22 as traders cite opposition to the administration's Supreme Court bill and supportive statements from Governor Lehman of New York amid a broad list of advancing industrials and transport stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Supreme Court
Herbert H. Lehman
Ampriioin Gan
Loeomolves
Se Yen Eer Anmrienn Smelters
Amprigan BP Ey
International Niebet
Kinnecoll
Montgomery Wari
Nash Kelvinator
Audlonn Dairyey Pieces
BOL
New York Central
Nowbert
Pattie
Ak Ouiberleel Gnd
Tueaesner Heyeraninegs ‘Packard
Bioestts Ak Paramount
Penna RR Bal Pure
Socony Vaenim
Stundfiurel OM Callivenecey
Studebaker
Wrewas Co
Cece Wenck MS
Onitea Gory
Stelee TB Warner Bros
Veces
Westinghoume Bicchig Jc
Eccerrie
Waidworthh Ys
Colors of Rice Kernels and Red Rice in Southern Fields
Unmilled rice kernels show brown white red or purple colors. Brown kernel varieties do not turn red. Reel rice commonly appears in commercial fields across Arkansas Louisiana and Texas. The most troublesome red rice type appears as a mixed presence among varieties grown in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Odd Belief Raises Issue Of Bloodlines In Goajito Indians
A Callist's Weekly piece reports a belief among the Goajito Indians of Coldrible that a person's blond hair belongs to their mother and relatives. It claims a man must pay a kin-based fine for cutting his own hair, reflecting a social rule tied to ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldrible
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