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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
5
Two letters from readers report rapid relief using San-Cura Ointment for facial eczema and infant rash. William Weight of Los Angeles and Mrs H W Daving of Chicago credit the product with complete clearing after months of other treatments. Advert suggests 35 cents per tube and general availability from druggists.
Personal mentions document a string of weekend guests and travelers including Miss Esther Brundage of Spring Creek visiting Miss Hazel Morrell on West Pleasant street. Others, such as Frank C. Chapin and son Nexus from Union City, Morris Chapin, J. G. Lannan party, and Rev C. B. Woodward of Cameron, Va, appear in travel and visits. The item notes patients at St Vincent's Hospital and various residents traveling to Jamestown, Erie, Dunkirk, Syracuse, and Mansfield for business and family reasons, with multiple short calls on relatives and institutional visits.
Carl Nelson was installed as chief patriarch of Corry Encampment 1 Ti by Patriot Deputy Grand Prairie H Hillyer at Odd Fellows hall. Loren Blair named high priest and other officers installed include C J Mirch senior warden A H Homer first watch Henry Woe third watch Waren White guide William J Cathy treasurer F Carlhey representative. ceremony enjoyed by many members.
The death of I. L. Smith occurred at his Findley Lake residence this morning after a brief illness. He moved from Warren, Pennsylvania to the lake area about five years ago, building a home on Shady Side. Survived by his wife and two children, funeral arrangements were expected to be announced soon.
A misread ad promotes a dubious sleep aid and bladder relief product. The fragment mentions easing night awakenings, improved energy, and a claim of quick effectiveness. It cites Keller’s Drug Store as a point of sale.
Last night the Opportunity Club met at Miss Helen Johnsons Iss Street home. Officers named for the year include President Mrs J B Patterson Vice President Mrs Nellie Mesker Secretary Mrs V W Graham Treasurer Mrs W C Cox Financial Secretary Miss Belena Johnson Auditing Committee Misses Sarah Maclares and Marion Sst. Mrs H B Smith chaired the committee to select meeting places. Mrs Cox joins Bickers in winning awards. Miss Jobson assisted by Mrs C BR Jouniee and Mrs M F Coyle served a St Patrick salad luncheon. The April meeting will be with Mrs C R Jourdet of West Wayne Street.
The Philathea elite met last evening in regular session at the home of Mr. W. N. Jones. Mrs. Barton Smith presided after devotional exercises and the business portion discussed matters of importance to the group. A social hour featured picture drawings and pastry making contests led by Mrs. Carnie Alun with Mrs. Rauscher assisting. a brief program followed with several members present.
New York March 12 stocks were unmoved by President Roosevelt's call to Congress for a bill to break up utility holding companies. Most equities held firm with losses limited, while utility shares fell sharply in places, leaving little margin above zero. Market tickers show names like American Can American Locomotive American Bell and more among mixed results.
In Brookville, a stranger named Samuel Hormbaugh rescued three family members from a burning house. Despite smoke and flames filling the dwelling, Hormbaugh guided the occupants to safety and escaped unharmed. The incident, described as a brave act, highlights his quick thinking and courage amid the blaze.
A compact list of major companies and tickers appears, including Chrysler Columbia Gas Continental, General Motors, Kennecott, Montgomery Ward, National Daily, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Otis Steel Band, Pure Oil, Socony Vacuum, Standard Oil, Texaco, Westinghouse Electric, and Woolworth. The report shows trading activity and percentage figures with several 19th and 20th century ticker style entries.
A staged gathering at artist lofts on Waverly Place centers on the arrival of Mrs. Charles Elderbank and her companion, Price Merriam, stirring gossip among Curator Valcour and the Courtneys. Detective Stranning minds the doorway as a tall, elegant visitor arrives amid whispers of wealth and deception.
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