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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1931

Page

4

Cherries Offered for Pick Your Own at Local Orchard

Advertises freshly picked cherries from Paschke Nott Hast farms at 1038 North Center Street. Joy canning service invites orders and pricing, with a call to pick your own AWweet cherries and phone contact 569 W. Also notes J H Walters is ill and confined at home but improving.

J. H. Walters Paschke Nott North Center Street

Hem Rod Tablets Claim Pile Cure With Blood Circulation Claim

An advertisement touts Hem-Roid tablets as the remedy to remove the cause of piles by stimulating circulation and healing affected areas. It asserts rapid relief through an interns remedy and promotes a citywide record of effectiveness with a money back guarantee from Kleister's Drug Store.

S. Leonhardt Kleister's

County Officials Name Voting Machine Custodians

Crawford county officials held their annual meeting at Pine Street grounds Meadville naming Hubert Smith of Titusville and Charles Bellows of Meadville custodians of the voting machines for the September 16 primary. Smith will oversee machines in Titusville Spartansburg Cambridge Springs and Meadville districts. Also notes about road conditions and a birth in Grove Street are included in this fragment.

Crawford County Pine Street Meadville Pifford Medill Yea My Hubert Smith Titusville Charles Bellows Smith Spartanstung Cambridge Springs Kelly's Ily Ralph Wield Grove Stréet Mary LuElia Field Hazel Sample

City and Vicinity Breif Items and Local Notices

Local shopping ads list Bacon squares 4c lb and various groceries. community notices include W.B.A meeting at 8 pm with social hour and nursing call for donations of wheelchairs. missing person alert for Mrs. Amos Cornelius. obituaries for Col John M. Snyder founder of Grand Army of the Republican. Salvation Army special meeting. multiple local incidents and community events across Corry and nearby towns.

Corry Mrrs. Ward

Dorcas Sunday School Outing Planned At Chautauqua Lake

The Dorcas Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal Church invites families to an outing at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Carlson on Chautauqua Lake. Cars depart the park at 2 80 o'clock, attendees should bring silver and table service, and those not solicited should call Mrs. Orrin Hillberst. Corry Creamery butter is advertised at J. D. Murray's, and a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huenel at Corry hospital. A reminder to service a car radiator at Van's Better Service Garage on Church Street near Genter.

J. D. Murray's Dorcas Methodist Episcopal Church C. L. Carlson Chautauqua Lake Orrin Hillberst Corry Creamery Alfred Huenel Marion Street Corry Hospital Van's Church Street Genter

Speakeasy Raid Near Mt Gretna Reflects Prohibition Era Tactics

Lancaster dispatch reports police and National Guard at Mt Gretna encampment raiding an alleged woods speakeasy near Mount Hope used to supply guards with intoxicants. Separate item notes 3 year old Freda Diller of Dillsburg to leave Jefferson Hospital after a severely cut penny was removed from her throat following a metal disc lodged there.

Lancaster National Guard Mt. Gretna Abtladelphia Freda Diller Dillsburg Jefferson Hospital Olipic

Lamont to convene talks with coal miners and operators

President approves a joint conference with 190 bituminous operators and miners to spark a recovery in the coal industry. Secretary Lamont announced the inquiries after a meeting with President Hoover, following miner and operator discussions that had stalled progress.

Washington Foyer Robert Lamont Rubrie John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lamont Hittie Kensit

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