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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
8
Erie residents attend a lecture by Jack Miner at Wintersizht Hesel on local forestry and horticulture. The talk covers his experiences with flowers and trees, illustrated by surveys, and aims to inspire interest in shade trees and conservation.
Mrs Rosin Warthiolme widow of the late Prof Tarthulma died after an illness of several months. Survived by Margaret Barthinlme and Mrs Roy Welle plus Mrs Ruth Tine Binley NY. The funeral will be held at the Preletearian Unieity Rey LA Marly with interment at a local cemetery.
The record notes Michel Wilkiys as the first U S Treasurer and 1789 appointment under Continental Congress backing. It states Alexander Hamilton was chosen by President Washington as the first secretary of the treasury. The piece mentions Hiltegas, son of quather Miele, who came to America from Germany.
Parole hearing requested for Blazius, the man who assaulted his son during a 1922 incident in Willson County. He was then serving a four year sentence and now seeks release after years in Rockview prison. The petition cites liquor influence and remorse while a Board of Parole is slated to consider the case March 17, 1926.
Hickenstraw Valley Chapter held a wauler meeting at Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst home with regent Mrs TF Gibtin presiding. Mrs Donald Wiljos presented a paper on Rilsrims drawing inter satidy sttils of life in England Yolland and Plymouth. Social hour followed with dainty refreshments served by Parkhurst assisted by several members.
Spring Valley Farm notes list March visits and social rounds. Mr. and Mrs Frank Kaffeslin spent Saturday in Erie. Mr. and Mrs John Chen and family visited St. Bates. George Siete and Ray Neibler conducted business in Erie Monday. Mrs D W Ayers and Opal Bates saw a doctor in Corry. Opal Bates resumed work in Corry after a home visit. Norman Slinger visited Gerry friends Sunday. A longtime bookkeeper resigned and moved to New Jersey. Price works at the dairy. Inger and Neles Ploss visited the Avers home last week.
Wanted ads seek hustlers to sell the leading Easy Electric Washer with a life zone guarantee. Earnings from 45 to 75 dollars weekly, with payment terms of 10 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly. Must have first class references. Apply by letter to the manager, Easy Washer Shop, Good Housekeeping Co., 18 West 10th Street, Erie, Pa.
Deputy Collector McDonald helped numerous taxpayers at the federal building with filing and payments for the tax period. Taxpayers must file a tentative return by March with one fourth of estimated tax and pay interest on any balance. the office crowded as the deadline approached.
Local notes document visits and travels around Bear Lake area. Names include Allen of Westfield, Rev Ruby Glemion visiting relatives, Shelton of Curry, Gage at Youngstown, Mrs Dennewold, Mrs Spittle Percy, Anne McGraw of Warren, and Lawrence Holm a for Harrisburg work. Community updates mention travel to Harrisburg and Corry, with well wishes for new positions and homecomings.
Abundant energy and a cheerful health sense come from internal cleanliness. Golden Lax Tablets, taken at night, stimulate stomach, liver, and intestines to natural action and help remove toxins. The product claims to preserve energy, improve appearance, and regulate the whole system with tonic effects. Sold by druggists.
An old advertisement claims St Jacobs Oil cures backache lumbago and rheumatism by topical use. It promises immediate relief of soreness stiffness and lameness and offers a 35 cent bottle from your druggist. It touts 65 years of use and harmless, non staining formula.
Mrs Predd Oviatt hosted card parts with fine refreshments. Mrs Alton Wilson assists the daughter who moved in last Saturday. Jamestown visitors included Mrs Kate Carr Mr Gee Hall Miss Mitchell Gretchen Dalrymple and Mrs Wm Bergeraing and daughter. The Auxiliary met at Mr and Mrs Raye Partel home with 27 attendees for a stormy day big dinner and $740 collected.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dr. Mobb of Panamia railing on Thessay 10 see My Josie after a visit in the city with friends. Text is garbled and unclear about specifics.
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