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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
4
Corry Daily advertising statement details the newspaper’s About and AP affiliation, with postage and carrier pricing. It notes republication rights for AP dispatches, carrier distribution, and annual subscription rates, including local territory terms and mail options.
May 18 observance highlighted the duty and privilege of American citizenship and voting. Chief Justice Rosenberry noted millions would trade possessions for citizenship, urging means to engage youths reaching 21 by fall and stressing voting shapes state and national futures.
Twenty years ago mention shows Pennsylvania Hallroad plans for excursion trains in the coming season. Mrs Nancy Finely widow of T D Finch dies overnight in the Binch Apartments. R Bowers Company to exhibit Johns Manville products at Brooks Garage tomorrow at 10. John and Dorothy Robertson engagement reported from Hillstate Michigan with ceremony in Cambridge Massachusetts. Marion Youn returns to Boston Tech. Haight family heads to Lily Dale to open Maplewood Hotel. Mrs W H Hay arrives to participate in Legion Minstrels.
Banana and apple remedies are highlighted for infants and children. Bananas aid stomach disorders in infants five months and older. Raw apples help diarrhea and summer complaints. Key ingredients cited include pectin cellulose and cellulase, with pectin aiding gummy soliton formation and use in diarrhea, constipation, burns, and bone marrow inflammation.
A reader is invited to answer seven quiz questions from the classified page. Topics include plays in New York, military initials, southern U S towns, sowbugs, Murray van Wagoner, Jean Jacques expedition name, and the Office of Price Administration. A note warns of common errors in today’s issue and asserts the cobra of India as highly dangerous.
Brokenstraw parish plans special Mother's Day observance on May 1 with the theme Mothers Place. West Spring Creek and Columbus readings list multiple services, Bible School times, and evening programs. Pilgrim Fellowship events and a regional Conference of Congregational Churches will include Brokenstraw representation. Daylight saving time applies. Rev. John Waite pastors parish.
Erie advices report Kyalene Gleason, Corry, who died May 4, left an estate estimated at 8300. The will was filed Thursday in the office of Register of Wills Ralph B. MecCord as Brie. She made bequests including 500 to Irene VanTassel Bone, 200 to a niece Grace Hansen, 100 to nephew Stewart VanTassel, 100 to grandnephew Everill VanTassel. The remainder goes to Wilbur R. Jordan. Two brothers reunited after 44 years, Phursdiay meeting Braten Green who left home in 1897.
The Clymer School honor roll lists many students with high and regular honors. Eighth grade high honors include Gordon Helthouse and Phyllis Pith. Homemaking displays, library club activities, a sugar social, and plans for a Buffalo trip to Pantasia were noted among events at the school.
Miss Ton and Miss Wisink helped arrange the mullet board on Gone With the Wind during Open House Thursday evening. The library displayed general and library instruction posters, Halloween bulletin boards, and featured movie novels, sea stories, etiquette books, Liberty, Giubaks, and new acquisitions. The Farent-Cendher Association will present three one act plays Friday at 8 o'clock to raise funds, including Maree Hot Biscuits The White Fantom and The Balanced Diet. An admission charge will apply.
May &-Borough police yesterday cleared a long series of petty thefts with the arrest of nine Kane boys, all miners. They admit participating in larceny and tampering with motor vehicles and will be arraigned. The case began with two cases of beer stolen from a truck owned by Carl Gustafson on Oak Avenue.
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