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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1930

Page

5

Pimply Skin Treatment Ad Promises Quick Results

Embarrassed readers are urged to wash with San-Cura Soap then apply San-Cura Ointment for five nights to soothe pimples and rashes. The ad claims cooling cleansing and softening effects with a money back guarantee, listing prices 35c to $1.25 and an adv notice.

Following the Writers Continued from Page one magazine serial

The fragment asks for reader engagement with a dying admirer and mentions a murder of Sarah Gittings. It hints at adding engrossing volumes to explain poor business and references Modern Backgrounds by Governor Nicholas. It notes shifts in the literary world from May to October with Robert Nathan and Blair Niles appearing.

Sarah Gittings Governor Nicholas Robert Nathan Blair Niles

Local residents and visitors share May weekend activities

The column lists numerous local residents and guests from Corry and surrounding towns visiting family, attending events, or traveling. It notes names such as Miss Evelyn Sheeley, Miss Leona Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paulson as well as trips to Erie, Meadville, Indiana Pa, and Bristol Conn. It also mentions a political primary tally in Indiana County and an aviation note about a two cylinder airplane piloted by Jaci Morris of Pittsburgh.

W. Ed Marsh Hoffmaster Adirondack’ Mountains Robert Clough Pittfield Billy Betty East Main Street Evelyn Sheeley Tridiane State Teachers College Tndiana Rels~ Tyes Sam Paulson Buffalo Corry F. E. Whittlesey Holden DM. Raymond J. E. Mount Bristol Conn Ralph Weicht Percy Corbin Bernard Bighinger Donn Maloney John Maloney Julia Marlowe Kathryn Purcell Margaret Purcell Louise Hendrickson Union City William Speck Eleanor Erie A. C. Reed Indiana Indiana State Teachers’ College Leona Reed J. Consolo Mary Ann James Trank Say Shearldine Cora G. Smith May McCormack L. Foster Greenville Nellie Grey Garland G. B. Kamps Aylmer Ont Can Florence Hillman Sherman Frances Edmonds Nort Center Street F. M. Rich Saegertown Rich Andrew Walker Isabelle Flora Jeannette Meadville Charles Drake Prospect Street Allan M. Spencer Kane Glenn Spencer West Wayne Street Carl White Joan White Ellinboro Harry Brigham Will Blakeley Corry Hospital Pinchot Indiana County Brown Grundy Davis Hye Men Richmond Jaci Morris Pittsburgh J. J. Neylon Boston Mass Margaret Smith Warren Paul McGeary Eugene J. Smith Clyde Paulson Buffato H. E. Wood East South Street Jamestown Rut Wood A. Ledgerwood Perrysburg N. C Fred Hartman James Palmer Mayville C. A. Ober

Close of Market Overview of Oil City Stocks and Major Companies

Quotations from WOG and Bryan of Oil City list numerous stocks across oil, steel, automotive, and utilities. Notable names include American Smelting, Anaconda, International Nickel, Chrysler, General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Willys, Continental Oil, Pure Oil, Sinclair, Transcontinental, Norfolk and Western, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, Westinghouse, Curtis Wright, Paramount Famous, General Electric, and Pennroad Corp among others. The column presents bid-ask levels and industry leaders, reflecting active trading in oil, gas, metals, and manufacturing stocks.

Wogan & Bryan Oil City New York Stock Exchange Lloyd, M Bracken American Smelters Anaconda Bute ‘Copper & Zinc International Nickel Motors T & T American Woolen US Leather A Columbia Gas & Electric Westinghouse West Airbrake Curtis Wright Paramount-Famous General, Electric Tri-Continental Commonwealth & Southern Pittsburgh Humble Oil Salt Creek Indiana South Penn Oil

Hoover and friends head weekend fishing trip to Rapidan

President Hoover and a 15 member party depart Washington by car at 7 a.m. for a weekend fishing trip at Rapidan Virginia. The entourage includes War Secretary Hurley and multiple congressmen and aides. among locals, Catherine Gallelli is noted as part of the Erie party.

Washington Hoover Rapidan Hurley Walcott Kansas Goldsborough Hatfield W. Va Reps French Jones

Forty Hours Devotions Begin at St Elizabeths Church

Forty Hours devotion will open at St Elizabeths church with a 10 oclock Mass on Sunday. A procession with the Blessed Sacrament will feature altar boys and white-robed girls. The choir will perform special programs through Tuesday evening, with services at 7:45 p.m. Sunday speaker Rev William Sullivan of Mercyhurst College discusses The Blessed Sacrament. Tuesday evenings closing sermons by Rev Charles Haccerl of Meadville. Numerous local priests assist during the observances.

St. Elizabeth's Church Rosewig William Sullivan Mercyhurst College Erie Millard Charles Haccerl St. Agatha's Church Meadville Srelocke W. J. Reiser St Elizabeth's Church Francis J. Graves Francis O'Connell Corry Lawrence M. McBride Joseph Kerin Francis Harti Raymond Geiger Joseph Hurley Joseph A. Schwarz William F. Hall Bris Victor Miller Hammett Andrew Wesbhler Charles Hagcerl Salvatore Papandrea Josep A. Kuntz Lucinda Francis Theobold Pryburg Mercyhurst Edward P. Short Albion Carl B. Heid James F. Hopkins Francis Hassett Titusville Jon Ring Union City

Societies Hold Joint May Party At Church Parlor

The Woman's Home Missionary Society and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church held a joint May party in the church parlors Friday evening with about one hundred members and friends in attendance. Decorations with lamps and flowers created a festive setting. Program included devotions by Mrs H L Gordon song by assembly a piano solo by Mrs Arthur Palmer and a playlet by Mrs C H Heath Mrs John Amacher and Mrs I C Robbins of the Foreign Missionary Society.

Woman's Home Missionary Ciety Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Attendamen H. L. Gordon Arthur Palmer C. H. Heath John Amacher I. C. Robbins Foreign Missionary Society

Woman’s missionary societies celebrate fiftieth anniversary

Vocal solos by Mrs Merritt Littie and others accompany a program led by Mrs Frank A Wimner. The workshop notes the Woman's Home Missionary Society marks its fiftieth anniversary this fall with Mrs A C Reed as president while the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, led by Mrs John Amacher, celebrates its 60 plus years. Refreshments followed and a silver offering was collected to fund missionary work.

Merritt Littie Invin Young Mae Blair Harold Dietzel Clarence Shoop Frank A. Wimner Woman's Home Missionary Society A. C. Reed Wom An‘s Foreign Missionary Society John Amacher

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