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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1926
Page
7
A Dunkirk store fire badly burned a woman who died at Kane Hospital. The blaze shattered the building causing extensive damage to nearby property and prompting investigations. A husband and family awaited word as investigators contended with the rapid spread of flames and possible electrical causes.
Presbyterian ladies will meet Wednesday at the home of Miss Jean Monnites for the regular monthly meeting. Mrs Murray Sibu ill bring the lesson to be discussed, with Miss Muginyes and Miss Shivel Knowlton assisting. The program includes a talk on the Christian moral influence and university work referenced, with election of officers to follow. Mrs Hilis will attend and there is mention of a speaker from the church.
United Press reports from Pittsburgh on March 15 that W S Brotzman the weather prophet says spring weather is still distant. Cold spells grip Western Pennsylvania with Florida reports showing much colder readings as Miami hits 44 and local areas near 25 degrees.
Funeral services for Merton Lown Brown, well known Corry resident, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the local name. Rev J A Machin of Mist Presbyterian church officiated, with a large number of relatives present. Interment was made in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included Franci Goko, Christie Madson, Frank and Turley Spitsma, Jay Stafford, and Tom Pierce. Relatives from out of town attended, including Mr and Mrs Lows Brown of South Dayton, N Y, Mrs Mornice Bennett and daughter Evelyn of Brocton, and others from Sumestowns, Sciota, Columbus.
A note on the first Sanskrit book printed, a poem by Kausida on six seasons, titled The first book ever printed In Sanskrit wife to Ritusinhara, edited by Sir William Jones and printed in Bengali characters at Calcutta in 182? timeframe.
A group of Clymer men including Cafinch Neckers and Jat rosy traveled to Jimestown to consult with attorneys about securing a power franchise for Niiaea and adjacent territory. They aim to contest public utility actions and state franchise hearings, asserting support for their measure and preparing for a legal push.
An ad promises easier sleep and appetite with Golden Lax tablets. It claims one or two tablets aid rest, reduce nervousness, and improve daily wellbeing, urging readers to buy from all druggists.
Joint parents teachers association meeting planned for Wednesday afternoon in Velocity Room No 4 of the View building. Special program arranged with a guest speaker anticipated to attend by Concord school officials and other members of the community.
A verbose classified page fragment outlines ad rules and rates for home, office, farm and personal needs. It emphasizes timely, correctly styled entries, staff editing rights, and payment terms. Also included are employment, automotive, services, memorials, and personal advice on advertising effectiveness.
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