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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1950
Page
2
Report notes Not satisfactory condition and mentions No Trespass signs for New York state property tied to The Journal. Reads as a brief notice about property access restrictions and quality concerns.
A promotional note offers a free brochure titled So You Can Hear for deafened individuals. It promises guidance and encouragement toward happiness and business success, inviting readers to send name and address to Belione Dept. Bos. 1450 W. 19th St Chicago 4 Tl.
A horse named Simday on the Weatherite Win slow and Door Co. lawn was damaged by vandals. The attack left the steed broken and knocked to the ground as the firm advertises watch repairs. C C Waite vows action against anyone caught. John Malthnuer and Marie Hogenmiller appear in separate postings.
A banker comments that big loans come from banks with large capital, but lending principles stay the same regardless of amount. Banks serve all businesses, from small to large, using competition to provide better service and options for depositors and borrowers. The piece frames banking as essential to industry and consumer choice in America.
City and Vicinity reports list Patricia Burgess seriously injured when her horse gave out and she fell 20 to 26 feet in Tarannel ravine. Charles Ruesser Jr. involved in a three-vehicle crash in Titusville. Meade Park Moose picnic set for August 2 with reservations. Warren’s Maurer hospitalized after a 20 foot fall. Ridgway appoints Norman as county school supervisor. Kane Bent Pin Anglers hold kids fishing event. Erie bridge incident claims two lives and injures another. police report of Dunkirk patrolman Bolling injured in motorcycle collision. grape crop seen promising in Chantauqua Erie belt. and New No Trespassing signs available at The Journal.
A Corry man says after meals he suffered gas pains until taking CERTA V IN before meals. He credits relief from bloating and improved appetite, claiming vitamins B and iron in Akalin also help nerves and blood. Local store ad urges readers to obtain CERTA VIN at Teah Drug Store.
At the hospital admission records show Mrs. Howard Ives 36 Snyder Circle transferred from Cleveland clinic and Mrs. Donald Nekers Sherman. Discharges include Mrs. Walter Burrows and son Ronald Bruce of Elgin and Mrs. Walter Daugherty FD. 4. Other entries list Mrs. Edward Sumbote Marilyn Louise Clymer Mrs. John Burl Columbus and Mrs. Frank Cobb 250 Delaware Street. Robert Knickerbacker transferred to Hamot Erie. Janet Christine daughter of Mrs. Edwin Cole at 6 Snyder Circle.
Firemen's Week starts today with a carnival at the PRR field ongoing through the week. Two feature events are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday evenings as All-Way Electric markets Hot Point appliances.
The U S Parole Board denies parole to former Representative Parnell Thomas of New Jersey while he serves six to 18 months for padding his Congressional payroll. He remains at the FederalCorrectional Institution at Danbury Connecticut. He was also fined 10000 with payment arrangements reported. Thomas had asked President Truman for a presidential pardon, which the president referred to the Justice Department.
The article notes a push for direct government authority to set priorities and allocate steel and other supplies for military use. It also reports a voluntary housing slowdown urged by the National Association of Home Builders to curb new starts after a record high.
An Allied report states Maj. Gen. William F. Dean escaped destruction near Taejon and drew back to rally American stragglers. Earlier notices listed him missing. Lt. Arthur Clarke led ten men to rejoin U S forces after Dean’s party faced heavy fire.
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