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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1948
Page
4
A medical note urges simple terms for back pain and promotes erect posture. It explains spinal disks and sacroiliac strain as causes of lumbago and sciatica, attributing much rheumatism to poor posture and urging readers to keep heads up and backs straight.
Erie suit opened in county court seeks 52540 for Ernest Rush Jr and his parents for pain suffering medical bills and motorcycle damage after a July 12 1945 collision with a Times Publishing Co circulation truck driven by Walter Wyckoff on Route 20 near Mooreheadville road. The plaintiffs claim the youth was passing when the truck turned left causing the crash.
Board of Directors of the Garry Hospital Association announced the election of Miss Anna B. Kerns of VanWert Ohio as superintendent of Garry Hospital. Miss Kerns will succeed Miss Glara M. Widdified who resigned to take a similar post at Meadville. Also noted: Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Graham 78 died at her daughter's home on Spring Street. Supt. Ben Starr audited local dairies and will continue inspections to ensure milk quality.
Thursday afternoon a funeral service for Warren G Garr, who died in Alexandria Virginia, was conducted at Bracken Keating Funeral Home. The Rev C A McEntarfer of Ish Methodish Church officiated with pallbearers John Carrier Roy Oswart Robert Willis Jr and Lester Howles. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Attendees from away included Mrs Nelson B Carr of Alexandria Way Mrs Tua Carr and Robert Willis Jr of Lakewood Mrs Frank Crowe of Bear Lake and Mrs Pauline Carrier of Columbus plus others from Columbus township and vicinity.
Erie aldermen launched a drive to raise the $2 costs a magistrate imposes in police court. They would also receive a flat $3 per session from the city. Under the plan the city would lose revenue while aldermen could earn more over a year, as they alternate weekly in presiding over cases from drunkenness to disorderly conduct.
A discussion of the president as commander in chief and the limits of congressional approval in deploying forces. It cites past U S actions in Russia and the Boxer Rebellion, notes Warren Austin on U N Security Council limits, and explains Article 43 on international armed forces and enforcement.
Five thousand Westinghouse Electric Corp. workers resume production after a two day stoppage. Local 601 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers members in the transportation and generator division walked out in a time study protest. The company will review the time study pending mediation and a union-company meeting is planned next Tuesday. Production at South African mines during WWII set records.
Backache and dizziness are blamed on kidney fatigue as Thompson's Bor Sonia Tablets promise faster urine flow and relief. The ad urges readers to buy from druggists and adds Golden Lax Tapes for constipation.
District Attorney Herbert Johnson will search swamps of Georgia to find the alleged first wife of Robert Gleaton in a bid to press first degree murder charges. Damian McLaughlin says mail attempts failed and a personal search is needed to enable the wife to testify against Gleaton, if she exists.
The text discusses proving by locating a first and allegedly unmarried wife that the present wife may testify to support the state charge that Gleaton deliberately and with premeditation killed his stepson Frank Jolson, age 2, on January 2.
A large auto convoy crashed after brakes locked sending a vehicle into a tree and a telephone pole near Lawrence Park. Two of four Parkard cars were destroyed and total damage reached 15000 dollars. Burgess McCracken of Buffalo was treated at Hamot Hospital for burns and abrasions and reported in good condition.
A garbled quiz feature asks ten questions about historical figures places and facts. It mixes names and true false prompts with old memory prompts and tax or memory score claims, presenting a playful but unclear trivia page.
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