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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
Harvey Springstead and Mr and Mrs Raymond Cathers left for Mbad Nile this afternoon to attend the Erie Railroad Veterans Association Spring party.
We extend thanks to all who offered sympathy and support after our loss of Mrs. Ethel L. Albro. Special thanks go to Cory neighbors, Rev. BA Fools and nurses at Corry Hospital, Alexander and Company, and the many families including Clarende McCoy Colegrove Forbes Betts and others for their kindness and help during our bereavement.
A reader is advised on roofing durability by testing Genasco Smooth Surface Roofing. The material is described as tough, pliable, and rugged, with both sides coated in Trinidad Lake Asphalt Cement noted for proofing properties. The piece emphasizes underlaying composition to judge longevity.
Mrs L B Campbell and daughter from Minford Ohio returned home after attending commencement exercises at Youngsville High School. Music at a Corry Boy Scouts fish dinner featured several locals. Louise McGrath heads to Oswego NC for summer teaching. Walter Auer returns from Washington DC for the Bliss Electrical School graduation year. Various locals attended graduation events, funerals, or travels to Erie, Jamestown, Toronto, or Chicago for family, work, or education.
An ad touts Allentis as swift relief for rheumatic agony neuritis and sciatica. It promises 48 hour pain swelling and agony cessation with uric acid reduction. The 8 ounce bottle costs 85 cents and druggists stock it with a money back guarantee.
A reader letter praises Kellogg’s All-Bran as superior to pills for constipation. It claims improved digestion, energy, and appetite, notes bowel health, and suggests two tablespoons daily as a remedy. The ad references Oshkosh Wisconsin and Kellogg’s Battle Creek production.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel L. Aller were conducted by Rev E A Hook at 2:30 PM Wednesday. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery followed at Alexander and Company's parlors with bearers named. Relatives from out of town gathered to honor the late Corny resident, including McCoy, Golegrove, Hill, Scott, and McIntosh families from multiple nearby towns. A ten day auto trip to North Tallawanda and Buffalo Falls is mentioned in relation to visits, along with Merrill Patterson returning from Ridder College for summer vacation with Joe Jordan and Harry Penny as guests. Albon Coligrove arrives in town due to Mrs. Albro's death.
New York stocks closed higher after a volatile session as railroad issues steadied. Amid towering volume near seven million shares, Citi-linked names led gains with notable climbs by International Nickel and American Radiator while Chrysler and General Electric posted stronger finishes and major issues such as Bethlehem Steel and Montgomery Ward showed activity.
A severe hail storm tore through Greensburg at night leaving wreckage in gardens and on streets. Windows street lights and automobile tops were broken by hailstones described as large as golf balls, causing substantial damage to trees vegetation and property.
In Prayersburg Tad Mige, a punt struck a nest in an oil pump causing the cylinder to burst. The combustion chamber exploded when the nest blocked the exhaust pipe, with Cities Service and Lone Star Western & companies noted in the report.
Mary Faith endures a strained marriage as Kim, tired of their union, offers alimony and a plan to separate. He reveals a long‑planned exit with his brother Morris and a lawyer, while Mary Faith clings to memories of love and the dream of a family.
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