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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
8
Harrisburg report notes state lawmakers fall behind amid utilities probes and delays. Observers expect no extra pay boosts if session ends in May, with salaries at 3000 per biennium and 150 postage, 50 mile travel. A potential June adjournment could spark a special session to complete the work.
A Milwaukee physician Dr AL AL Rock announces a home treatment method for goitre claiming it is not a disease. He says early attention prevents worse growth and offers his published guide free to interested readers.
Mar 12 reports Ben Meeker declines to sell his Tioga County farm for 750000. He also holds many on location snapshots of himself and the gas gusher to sell to newspapers. Motorists notice a multicolored roadside illumination between Toga and Lawrenceville near Kathryn Harrison farm where Leonard Drilling Company drills at over 1600 feet.
Ridgway March 12 Mr J Beach president of Ele Tanning since 1906 resigns effective April 1 He will stay in Ridgway and has no definite plans beyond remaining in town Beach long associated with Ridgway tannery work and leadership roles in the Eagle Valley tannery system.
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts help reduce fat quickly. A Buffalo woman reports losing 20 pounds in a short period and gaining energy, clearer skin, and vitality after starting the regimen, with promises of a money back guarantee if not proven effective.
More than thirty families on Hassan Heights face loss of city water this week after failures by the water department to meet council demands and verbal agreements. Councilman Arthur Martin said the agreements by LFL Noll Unger were not fulfilled and service could be discontinued by week’s end.
The St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid met yesterday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Willard home on West Church Street with fifteen members present. Vice president Mrs Albert Lynn conducted the meeting as president was absent. Reports on the bake sale and supper were favorable and a bake sale was planned for a later date. Mrs Willard provided a social hour with salad rolls jello cakes and coffee. Mrs D A Hillstrom and Mrs B Windahl will host the April meeting.
Former Corry resident Miss Rebecca Mackenzie, daughter of Mr and Mrs B D Mackenzie, to Hara Lindergreen of Boston, were announced at a formal dinner hosted by Stew art Simpson at 509 West First Street. The couple will wed in early summer. Mackenzie, in charge of Harmony House at Veach Furniture, is well known locally.
Harry Neff leaves this afternoon for a business visit in Buffalo. He is to meet local officials and discuss upcoming project plans.
Mare 14. The acting sheriff rescinded the deputy sheriff commission for Thomas Renshaw of Lawrence Park over alleged misuse. The official said Renshaw may have used the commission to issue writs and papers for county justices and that such action is unfair to elected constables. About 12 other commissions were revoked recently.
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