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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
7
A chaotic account from Chicago notes a man connected with a big radio network reportedly died by his own action during a broadcast. The incident involved wires and a controversial electric chair plan. Police and station staff attempted to manage the situation as the program stalled.
Minocya AL Jones 49 leads church circle women in promoting a low cost malt compound claimed to aid invalids. The medicine, named Arvo, combines barley malt extract, olive oil, beet juice, iron, pepsin and glycerine and is urged as a remedy for weakened, tired, and run-down individuals.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Liberal church enjoyed a Mother's Day program hosted by Mrs William Hall and Mrs Donald Hall. Society president Mrs A A Williams led the meeting with devotional service and minutes read by Ms H H Keppel. A bake sale committee for June 4 at Lanston's store was formed, and poems and a solo celebrated mothers before a salsa course was served.
A Cincinnati man, Je J. Fritz, writes that Kruschen Salts helped him drop from 205 to 379 pounds in three months, with improved breathing and look. The letter promotes the product as a safe weight loss method via a daily drink and diet changes.
Mrs Ada S Welsh returns from New York City to spend day in Erie while Mrs Harvey Blass visits sisters in Erie. Local guests include Mrs C B Blian Mrs J A Castor and Mrs James MacInnes at Mrs W J Trombley in Erie. W Steen visits Waterford patient at St Vincent’s, Paul Stone visits Union City relatives, Rev W W Bartlett Kane visits Corry Irisnts, C H Watrous and Mrs Watrous visit Cambridge Springs. Sam Cantor travels to Pittsburgh after death of his father JR Cantor. Merle Caster in Union City for HM Relish Co business. Richard Merker and Walter Auer back from Pittsburgh motor trip. Mrs F Pieter and daughter Marjorie with Kay Pathon visit Covy. Mrs Patchen returns from New York for memorial services for George Decker. Mrs M E Matteson to Sntton Neb then Seattle. John Hayward joins en route from Orleans, Fla. Harold Sample attends funeral for Is unele L L Simmons in Jamestown. Kate Gould returns from Keedonia to Concord Street for summer. Mrs Edward Jerome away from Titusville after father Ralph Larson’s death. Miss Slofse Schopp of Meadville visiting Misa Audrey Mason in East Washington Ave. Mrs Q W Bracken home from Jamestown funeral for Lester L Simmons. Mr and Mrs P M Raymond plan weekend in Hamilton Ontario.
A market close roundup lists stock quotations from Loz an & Bryan of Oil City, a New York Stock Exchange member, with Lloyd M. Bracken as manager. Included are copper, nickel, automotive, steel, utilities, oil, gas and railroad equities such as Anaconda, Kennecott, Continental Motors, General Motors, Studebaker, US Steel, Iron and Coal holdings, along with Pittsburgh and Canadian issues and several regional gas and electric companies.
Ibleal or Ibieal Arthur J. Pater, a New Orleans native attached to the Third Attack Group, Army Air Corps, died from injuries after his plane crashed at Palacios during maneuvers yesterday. He was brought to Fort Sam Houston base hospital and did not regain consciousness.
Paris May 12 heavy rain and mourners mark the burial of President Pat Doumery in a ceremonial funeral. The procession travels from the Elysee to Notre Dame with the Prince of Wales, Belgian king, Duke of Aosta, Prince Fur of Serbia and diplomats from 40 nations in attendance. Ambassador Walter B Edge represents President Hoover.
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