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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1948
Page
6
County commissioners passed a resolution setting the 1948 tax levy at ten mills, a three mill boost to fund a budget of 1,275,024.01. The rate allocates 6 mills for operations, 4 for the Institution District, and 9 for the Tuberculosis Hospital, with plans to be debt free by 1983.
A rheumatic patient who could not walk six weeks ago reports a normal life after using TRU-AID. She claims to have discarded her cane within a week as pains in knees and ankles faded. The ad touts TRU-AID as a three ingredient remedy for rheumatic and neuritic aches sold by drug stores in Corty.
Warren R. Carry, former Bear Lake Station agent and Kennedy resident, died last Monday in Alexandria Hospital Virginia. Survived by wife Alice Wells Garr of Frewsburg and son Eugene Carr of Falls Church. Body to arrive this evening with funeral Thursday at Bracken-Kealing Funeral Home at 1 30. Interment in Westlawn Cemetery Columbus.
Funeral service for A Roscoe Moses conducted by Rev Jordan Cole was held yesterday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home at 2 pm. Beaters included Walter Hill Homer Kolstee James Kolstes John Kolstee Harris Watrous and Clyde Miller. Interment followed in the family plot at Methodist Cemetery in Clymer with relatives from Erie and nearby townships attending.
Concord Towpship reports an Elgin Methodist laymen’s program on Sunday March 7 with speakers Mrs Harvey Liley Howard Ladd and George Shallop plus duets and choir music. Also notes a shower for Mr and Mrs Roger McCray, school directors convention at Academy High School Erie, and multiple local visits and gatherings among residents.
Jamestown area families hosted and visited relatives over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. W H Reynolds and Mrs Philip Wade with family. Several residents, such as A L Miller and Olive Lee, are ill or recovering. mumps cases are reported at Edinboro State Teachers College. Other entries mention beaver and game catches, funeral attendance in Rochester, and P T A meetings and school closures due to mumps.
An advertisement touts Uhormy and Thomp son Borsoma Tablets as stimulants and diuretics aiding kidney detoxification and relief from aches. It claims benefit for liver and stomach and urges use for constipation with Golden Lax Tablets.
Friday night program on March 5 lists the program committee members Mrs. Melvin Rose and Mrs. George Palmer. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Wayne McCray and Mrs. Dean Mitchell. A prayer meeting for The Hidge, McCray, and Elgin churches will be held.
Wednesday evening at the home of Vir and Mrs Clifford Merny a local church program by the Moffatt School drew a large crowd. The event featured Rev Paul Ford with Rev Blowers of Michigan presenting colored ideas of the West Indies and was well received.
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