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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a Mainstreet area and a hospital context with references to names and dates but lack coherent events. The item appears as a damaged public notice or memo with unclear subject and participants, offering no decisive action or outcome.
A Carter Hill community note lists frequent Sunday visits and dinners from families including Gisier MacLees Proctor Morris and Folletts. Visitors travel from Erie Corry Olean North East Jamestown and Wattsburg while residents share health updates and returning students from Maryland.
A vintage guide extols iced tea as an economical summer beverage. Use Orange Pekoe black tea and steep five minutes in boiling water, then strain into a pitcher with lemon juice and sugar. Chill in the refrigerator and serve over ice, yielding four servings. For instant serve, brew double strength and pour hot over cracked ice with sugar and lemon to taste.
An old advertisement touts Thompson’s Barosma Tablets and Golden-Lax as a home remedy to cleanse kidneys and eliminate poisons. It claims benefits for kidneys bladder and liver, restoring energy and reducing backache rheumatic pain and dizziness. The ad lists Barosma Tablets at 50 cents and Golden-Lax at 25 cents.
In May 1941 Johnstown marks six years since the South Fork dam breach caused a catastrophic flood. Residents gather to honor heroic rescue efforts and pay tribute to 2,000 lives lost, with five Flood Correspondents’ Association reporters attending from Pittsburgh.
Former Erie Public Schools superintendent Henry Clay Muss, aged 88, died at his home after four months of illness. Born in Pollstown, he attended Hill Preparatory and Yale, later teaching at Hill School before becoming principal of Erie High School at a young age.
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