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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
2
A group of neighbors and friends hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs. Harley Drake on Fairview street. Attendees enjoyed music readings and visiting then attended a Rex theatre show after the event. Mrs Drake, formerly Miss Elizabeth Fulton, recently married.
City and county leaders met with Bradford officials to explore resubmitting the tuberculosis hospital controversy to voters. Mayor Luther Fulton and council members pressed for a systematic purchase plan while awaiting federal finance offers. Other items include bids for a new Franklin High School and local notices on skating and community events.
An old advertisement touts Hemroid tablets as a cure for piles by improving blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. It promotes internal medicine rather than salves or cutting, claims physicians endorse the remedy, and offers money back if one bottle fails to relieve four piles.
The Ladies Aid Society meets Friday at 1 PM in church parlors with officers to be elected and a bring set of dinner service. hosts are Mrs. Weed, Mrs. Lindquist, Mrs. Perkins, and Miss Fisher. The program is led by Mrs. Bracken. A city school board rejection of a direct fire alarm plan is noted along with other community notices, including a divorce grant by Judge Kitts, a gas theft attempt, and local moving updates.
Baltimore March 11 Police held a man for questioning in a protracted examination connected to the fatal shooting of William H. Ford 43 at his Edgemere home Ford died from a back head wound as he sat reading a newspaper and listening to the radio Ford's widow Doris H. Ford was examined for three hours and to be questioned again authorities said the assailant's identity remains unrevealed
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