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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1946
Page
2
Paul T. Miller of Comiestic Lake said he was visiting Erie Thursday when his two carate diamond ring valued at 32000 was stolen from Tiis Anger after he dozed off in a downtown club chair. He woke to find the gem missing.
Chester McMinn of Walt Marion in Payette County has named an assistant county agent for the Venango County Agriculture Extension Association. The successor, Creary Gilmore, has been transferred to the State College dairy extension office.
Sugarcreek township supervisors obtain per mission from Judge Lee A. McCracken to raise the township tax levy to 16 mills. The court accorded authority for collecting tax beyond the prior 7 mills, and related notes cite minor local items from Meadville to Erie involving public notices, business ads, and social events.
An advertisement touts several tablets named Thompsons Sorsomas and Borsoina as diuretics and liver aids. It claims relief for kidney and stomach issues, reducing waste in blood and easing nocturnal discomfort. Also mentions a laxative product Golden Lax.
Ralph Samuel Hill lifelong Wayne County resident and charter member of the Dairymen League died Friday afternoon at his home on the farm where he lived. Born August 1, 1839, he was the son of Samuel Y. and Alice M. Hill and the youngest of seven children. He married Bernice Boyd on August 1, 1819, in Jamestown and is survived by his wife, three daughters Marion J Hi RN of Eric a, Mrs. Lawrence Miller BR D 5, and Hazel, a son F. Walter, three grandchildren Jean Howard and Edith Miller, and several nieces and nephews. The body was moved to Bracken-Keating Funeral Home. services are Monday at 2 o'clock.
Kane borough Wetmore and Highland townships met yesterday at Kane High School to consider consolidation of higher grades and hear brief talks on secondary curricula by State Department of Education representatives. Bingo Monday at St Edward's Hall at 8 pm. Door prize 25 dollars, admission 50 cents.
Spring Creek News Letter lists numerous visits and short trips around March, including Mrs Ross and Uke Maren, Mr and Mrs J E McKay in Brig, Pvt James Hunt returning to Camp Lee after ten-day furlough, and Dr L D Paige visiting Erie on business. Other items note residents’ hospital stays, weekend trips to Cleveland and Warren, Ladies Aid gatherings, and church events with several families mentioned by name.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Beers of Pleasantville Pa were freekend visitors of Mr or Mrs R F Sickler Mrs F G Kafferlin has gone to Williaport Pa called there by the death of her father Mr Probst Mr and Mrs Cecil J Bates at Corly were Sunday guests of Me and Mrs Earl Bates Mr and Mrs Elmer Tripp of Welloughby O spent last Saturday with Mr and Abs A B Porter Chis Warrant Officer D L Porter and Mrs Porter were callers at the Ad Brundage home The officers and teachers of the Sunday School of the Congregational Church met on Monday evening at the home of Mrs Els Siebjer Plans for an Easter program were made
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