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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
6
County officials and highway workers face claims of excessive land prices as road work stalls. Property owners along the route fear land seizures for street car tracks will lower prices and delay the project, with a concerted effort planned to reduce demanded compensation.
A historical note lists 666 as a remedy for colds grippes dengue fever constipation bilious headaches and malaria fever. The brief item cites TF as the source or authority behind the claim.
Baltimore news reports quote B and O President Dane Willard denying rumors of plans to extend lines to Erie Pennsylvania via Rotler Fairport Cleveland Lorain and nearby cities. Officials call the alleged interviews fabrications and without foundation.
A countryside search began on May 28 for 10 year old Louise Gerrish who failed to appear from school. Evidence of a struggle along the road and a shallow grave with the body found under sod six inches deep were reported. Mr and Mrs Carl Keppel and son Richard returned home to Youngsville after visiting the city and attended the Elks affair last evening.
The W C T U met Thursday at the home of Mrs G lent S Sitler. They noted Mrs Maude Seymour would not be in Corry Tor service. Organizing new unions was praised as a main task. Plans for the June supper and dues meeting were discussed and a committee named to arrange the program.
Diodato Basano of 025 Carpenter St Philadelphia says Tanlac stopped recurring stomach pain and improved appetite and nerves after a year of use. He notes nightly distress faded and energy returned, and cites widespread sales of over 4 million bottles. Tanlac is marketed by druggists with substitutes offered.
Nineteen members gathered at Misa Hatin Montagu on North Center Street for a business meeting followed by four social hours. Mrs. Satterlee assisted Miss Montague as hostess.
Mrs Eva B Rich and Mr Jack of Tramestown visit the City with Eve Rich and sister Miss Bi Rich J. P. W. Manwarren at 500-18 Smith St Bell 403 notes Pure Guerhaey milk cream and baby milk.
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