Mrs Greenland and O Connor Visit Cory Residents
Mrs Greenland of Warren Pa visits Cory en route to Titusville for a few days with sister Mrs Lang. Mrs O Connor of Kane Pa plans a day in Curry Fritiy with Mr and Mrs O Connor of Maple Avenue.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
5
Mrs Greenland of Warren Pa visits Cory en route to Titusville for a few days with sister Mrs Lang. Mrs O Connor of Kane Pa plans a day in Curry Fritiy with Mr and Mrs O Connor of Maple Avenue.
An advertisement promotes Golden-Lax Tablets and San Cura Ointment as remedies for piles. It claims cleansing the bowels relieves constipation and pain, with instant relief from pain and natural healing. The ad asserts long-term success when used together and lists drugstores as retailers.
Cameron Mibin of Mayville High scored 21 points guiding Brocton to an 86 to 4 86 victory over Meadville Celtics in the Cameron Stages Cage Tourney. Exie Neighborks and Howse setback Meadville Rice Billiards 42 to 20. Sanitary Dairy edged Westheld 24 to 23 in the other games.
Funeral services for Truman Lillie, formerly of Corry, were held at the Spring Creek church yesterday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. W. H. Garett officiated as a large crowd gathered. The body was moved to Corry for mausoleum placement with later interment planned at the Fast Branch Cemetery. Attendants included Roy Lillie, Earl Lille, Lyle Colby and Norman Anikay.
Eleven Icelandic parliament members introduced a measure to abolish prohibition in Iceland today during the session in Reykjavik. The move signals a shift in drug and alcohol policy as lawmakers seek to end the nationwide ban.
Funeral services for Glenn H. Brooks, a well known Corry resident, were held at the late home on Mast Smith Street. Rev. G L Boyd officiated, with burial planned in Lottsville. Bearers included Elwood Brooks and other relatives. attendees came from Warren, Lottsville, Youngsville, Pittsfield and Wrightsville.
An old style advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for fatigue and worn out feelings. It claims to restore strength, support daily tasks, and improve well being, urging readers to buy today and notice results.
Installation of new Eastern Star officers occurred at the Masonic Temple with Helen Rees and Mrs J B Patterson presiding. Kathryn Abbey and L Gallagher led as officers. Ruth Starr and others were appointed for various roles. A gift basket and flowers honored the retiring matron. Matilda Nast and committee hosted a luncheon after the session. Peter McLaren staged a woodchopping exhibition at A O Sandaye store on Est Main Street drawing a large crowd.
New York Mar 28 United reports stocks rebounded from a weak early session as prices firmed into the third hour, then largely recovered losses by the fourth hour. Listings show notable names including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and Studebaker among others, with mixed intraday activity and several issuers trading near unchanged to firmer levels.
Erie County Field and Stream League met at Harborcreek with Corry representation. By-laws read and amendments proposed. A committee was named to consult with State Game Commission official A Hunter Willis on game law changes. Mindson named publicity man. Also noted chewing preserved teeth story.
In a tense courtroom scene Dr. Humphrey Maskell faces charges in the Geraldine Poster case. Evidence centers on a buried body, a pine coffin, and a lab of suspicious bottles linked to the doctor’s Peddler’s Road office. Colton and Thatcher pursue an alibi while Dougherty hammers at the doctor’s guilt, amid dramatic testimony from witnesses and medical examiners.
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