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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
5
The hospital board was reelected for another year amid reduced income and tight costs. State aid and free service figures show 2438 free days, costing the hospital about $9,496.96. state support totals range from $6,450 to $7,014. The board, including Barkes and Hillstrom, will reconvene June 21 in the Library basement.
Death claims Frank Mulkie former city resident died Tuesday in Pittsburgh. Cousin Charles Mulkie of Northwest Street received scant details this afternoon. Unclear if funeral services will be held there or if the body will be brought to Corty for interment.
Miss Leona McKay returns to Harrisburg after a home visit with D H McKay family on East Main Street. Nearby families travel for visits, commencements, and gatherings from Wheelertown to Erie, Lawrenceville, Bristol, and Jamestown, with residents attending lodge meetings and school events.
A vivid advertisement extols health as charm and happiness. It links clear skin, vitality, and sociable energy to well being, urging tired women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improved vigor and charm with a claimed benefit rate of 98 out of 100.
Police search for the owner of a white dog with small black spots killed by a hit and run along North Center Street near Bond Street. The dog bore an Erie County license medal No 5027.
United Press reports a federal suit filed in Pittsburgh seeks $2,020,181 in back taxes for 1926 to 1980 against Gulf Oil executive William L. Mellon. David A. Olson leads the claim on behalf of himself and the United States, aiming for the tax due plus penalties as recompense. The action targets Mellon’s alleged failure to pay Todme taxes.
Olson accuses Mellon of using Gulf Oil funds and notes to shield taxes and defraud. Allegations claim a $500,000 note covered losses from the Gulf transfer and that Mellon never repaid or intended to repay. Rebekah Lodge members helped in degree ceremonies at the State Assembly as June warms after unusual weather.
A sharp market drop hit stocks today with Dow Jones leaders sliding and prices erratic. Late in the session gains faded as declines spread across sectors. Local business visitors Mrs. Marie Larsay and Mrs. Ithél Nehil were noted in Erie yesterday afternoon.
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