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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
4
Incomplete record references Weigel Chevrolet Company and a person named Ben Hartlsby residing at Sharon. It mentions a hospital in an unspecified city and an automobile collision. Some words are garbled, making exact details unclear.
Banks in Warren acting through the Clearing House association imposed withdrawal limits on checking accounts to five percent of deposits as of Monday close, amid emergency powers grant to curb withdrawals. The move follows a broader push to stabilize liquidity in the local banking system.
Word came last evening of the death of Mrs. Nancy E. Mourton a former Corry resident who died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Addie Hines in Cleveland where she lived the past years She leaves two grandsons Willian Hines of Liberia Africa and Frank Moneton of Erie and a granddaughter Adahel Minuton Also a sister Mrs J Nelson of Dunkirk N Y Funeral services will be held Thursday in memory of Mrs Mourton who was ninety one years old and she will be brought to Corry on Erie train No 5 for committal services Friday afternoon at Pine Grove Cemetery.
An early 20th century style patent medicine notice promises instant relief for coughs. It touts rapid dosing and a money back guarantee through Kgister's Cut Rate Drug Store and other first class druggists.
This notice informs that the store formerly operated by Red and White Chain Stores on First Avenue in Corry has been sold to Frank Chase. All bills receivable are to be paid by Frank Chase, and all payable accounts will be collected by him. Red and White Chain Stores Inc provides the notice and guidance on settlements.
The Baptist Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jennie Ranglivk on Cinema Street. Fourteen members attended with Mrs. Helen Westley as vice president and M Charles Hither presiding in the president's absence. Miss El Wright spoke on her missionary work and living conditions. devotional services were led by Mrs Nettie Role Jerts. The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. A G Reesinis on East Congress Street.
Last evening the Salvation Army Wall of softly Religious impairs featured a informal talk by Miss Vo Avsley and William Mundeele. The public is invited to Wife sery- Yeon with Mrs Hoad hosting and further music planned for the evening.
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