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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1945
Page
3
The estate of Frank A. Wilcox of this city, who died January 30, was filed for probate at the Erie court this week. Estimated at $2,500, the widow Cartate named as heir. Hauck estate valued at $4,500 left to Ola as wife and beneficiary.
Advert appears to promote Borsoina Tablets as a kidney and liver aid with claims to flush toxins from blood and reduce night awakenings. It warns against inactive kidneys and suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation, priced at 50 cents.
Jamestown Medical Society to discuss stronger rabies control after two dog heads tested positive at Ithaca lab. A local physician was bitten by an unknown dog. treatment prevented illness. Daily positive rabies reports from veterinarians spur call for vigilance and possible resolutions.
Orrin W. Weatherbee 76 died at home in Sparta township Thursday morning. Survived by wife Edith and five children Gerald Guy Ralph Mildred Helen, all in Texas, two brothers Hoyt and Judson, 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services at Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. O'Keefe officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery.
Erie County purges total 4007 voters who failed to vote in two years. Of these, 2491 are Erie city residents, 177 Corry residents, and 1439 countywide. notices will mail within two days. Reinstatement is possible by returning the purge card within 10 days.
John Zolak, a paratrooper recently hospitalized with a leg wound, has recovered and will leave the hospital. Dr. Charles Gardiner, formerly from Bear Lake and now in U S service, is assigned to a hospital ship for the Atlantic. The Girl Scouts meet every Tuesday at 4 with teacher Mrs. Cochran.
The 1944 business volume reached a record high surpassing one billion dollars in operating revenues, but net income fell to 64.7 million, down 20.7 million from 1943 amid higher taxes and costs. The dividend remained steady at 5 percent.
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