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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1929

Page

8

Columbus Club Discusses Fire Protection Meeting Notes

The Columbus Community Aid meeting at Mrs. Charles Swannon’s home discussed monthly activities and a church supper planned for March. Attendees included Mrs. I A Anderton and son Carolyn, Peaches Briges marked their 48th wedding anniversary, and J L Hail hosted a Men’s Club meeting with talks on visiting room safety and fire protection for Columbus.

Columbus Community Aid Charles Swannon John Peterson Sashes Fown Charles Swinson Perry Glign Fey St. Wi Childdren Grand-Chilren CIA J. L. Hail

Titusville City Mills Bought by Brant on Brant

Brant, a Titusville resident long involved in local milling, has purchased the Titusville City Mills on South Franklin Street. He plans no management changes and aims to improve service by unifying operations with Rivers Mills under one leadership for better output.

Otl City Mar Branton Titusville CR. Erickson Tas Rivers Mills Titusville City Mills Franklin Street Fitusville Art Siifr Tillsyil’City Mills Brauerei Piltsima Hon Anllis

Dairymen Meet At Waterford

The sub-district meeting of the Dairymen's League District No. 17 will be held at the Parish Presbyterian church at Waterford on Thursday March 28 at 7 30. A picnic dinner will be served and a large attendance is expected. The next meeting will be Friday evening April 1 when a program will be given and Happy the mile down will be present for entertainment.

Dairymen’s League of District No. 17 Parl, Presbyterian Church Waterford Jlollock Sharp

Narrow Escape As Home Burns In Kane Neighborhood

A family of five barely escaped a one story dwelling near Ok street and Wetmore road Furly Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Joseph Palumbo and three children woke to flames. A fire alarm from bus 10 at Maple street and Tus Nesta avenue rang at 5 40 am and the railroad foundry whistle joined in. Fire units arrived to find the house a mass of flames with unknown origin and no estimate of loss. Crowds gathered as flames lit the northern sky and confusion spread about the nearby rail yard.

Kane Mat Ok Street Wetmore Road Joseph Palumbo Maple Street Tionesta Avenue Pennayilvania

Tooth Taken From Lung Inspires Hope for Mrs Berry

Mar 6. Mrs Nels Berry of Poplar Street is recovering at Presbyterian hospital Pittsburgh after surgery to remove a tooth lodged in her lung. The tooth entered her lung about three years ago during dental work and caused pneumonia and hemorrhages before a specialist performed the operation. Doctors report signs of recovery and expect full return to health.

Keane Nels Berry Poplar Street Presbyterian ‘Hospital Pittsburg Mra Berry Pittsburgh

Stubbs Stricken Topeka Rancher Walter Stubbs Dies

Walter Roses Stubbs, 79, longtime Kansag rancher and twice governor of Kansag, died in Topeka after battling complicated illnesses. Stubbs was a prominent regional figure across the southwest in public service and agriculture.

Topeka Kay Walter Roses Stubbs Kansag Southwest

Choir of M. E. Church Offers Fine Program

The First Methodist Episcopal Church choir presented a robust program under Mrs. H. A. Elston with numbers led by the Junge congregation pleased. A class of new members will be received next Sunday morning with a baptismal service for children and adults. The church adopted a tithing plan for April aiming for a large May 5 offering and distributed related literature during services. Frank Jordan departed for Meadville for a brief business trip.

Jof H. A. Elston Junge Caleb Simper Redeemed Holton Frank Lillie Oscar Johnson Dudley Buck Light John Prindle Scott Hoffmaster McKinney Pillmore Bar Love Baure Merrill Lille Rev Wimner Sp. m Leffort

Mellon Finds Happiness in Achievement and Wealth

The article recalls Andrew Mellon’s view that true happiness comes from responsible wealth management. It recounts a Christmas moment with Rep. James Frear, noting Mellon’s somber reflection on wealth’s burden. Mellon says wealth cannot buy happiness, though it enables gifts for family. he would not trade places with Frear.

Mellon Mr. Mellon Rep James Frear Wisconsin Secretary of the Treasury Frear Bln Tim Mir Srear

Falconer Man Fatally Hurt on Railroad Work

Jamestown March 25 28 year old Main son of Mr and Mrs D F Main of 9 West Main Falconer died in Buffalo Hospital at 114 o clock Saturday from injuries suffered at work on the D J W Railroad Friday morning. He was a crakeman coupling a caboose to a train when another switching crew reportedly shoved cars into the caboose pinning him between the train cars. He suffered severe injuries including a crushed leg internal injuries and head and facial trauma.

Jamestown Mar Main Aun D. F Main West Main Street Falconer Buffalo C&Boosé

Classified Advertisements and Service Listings Index

A catalog-like excerpt outlines ad classifications and submission rules for the Journal. It lists sections such as Personal notices, Automotive, Business services, Building and contracting, Cleaning, Heating plumbing, Insurance, Laundering, Moving, Painting, Printing, Professional services, Tailoring, and Employment. The text notes ad editing rights, error reporting, and pricing details, emphasizing accurate classification and careful reading for readers seeking opportunities or services.

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Thompson's Batosma Kidney Remedy Advertisement

An old patent medicine ad touts Thompson's Batosma as a cure for kidney disease and related ailments. It claims vast numbers suffer, promises rapid kidney relief, and promotes Golden Lax Tablets for constipation. It lists a one dollar bottle and a money back plan if relief is not felt.

Thompson Tompson

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