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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1945
Page
4
A health notice warns that impetigo is highly contagious among school children. It spreads via towels pencils and clothing and appears as small pus filled blisters on exposed skin such as face hands and neck. Frequent hand washing helps prevention and early doctor treatment is advised.
Twenty years ago a Warren Hospital patient suffered a severe skull fracture and scalp wounds from a grade crossing accident near Warren. Mrs Mabel Knopf died at Corry Hospital after burns a week earlier, a blow to local residents. Cars driven by L W Olds and Paul Stearns collided at North Center and Park Place with no injuries. Don Maloney sparked a Corry 6 0 victory over Union City by intercepting a pass and returning into scoring range. A New York Pennsylvania Basketball League formed in Warren with four teams scheduling games. Job changes include FB Chase resigning from G W Knowlton Grocer to run Pickinger store. Arette Goldfinch to replace him.
The Salvation Army, with 39,146 senior bandsmen and 11,453 young bandsmen worldwide, features brass bands. Newark Westside Band, started by Major Alfred Schotter, visits Corry for a weekend concert Saturday at 7:30 PM at Salvation Army Hall on Washington Street chaired by Ralph Dewey, with a program including marches, vocal selections, and solos.
French Creek Dairymen's League schedules a meeting for Saturday evening, November 2 at 8 o'clock, at Chris Gravink's home. A director treasurer and sub-district delegate will be elected, and Syracuse meeting reports plus other business will be discussed. Refreshments will be served. Mrs J W More and grandsons Peter and Walford spent the weekend in Conneaut. Khrl Gleason of New York City and Mrs Ransom Tul4ol and Kenneth of Mt Morris, New Jersey, visited the Gleason home. Mr and Mrs Roy Simmelink moved to their new home in Clyner. My and Mrs Ralph Thomp ob will occupy the Simmelink place. Ludwig Johnson attended shel.
Nov 2 reports Charles Mroczkow, an Erie man, swallowed muriatic acid in a failed suicide attempt at his home last night. He was rescued by Mrs. Mary Mrockakenoski and received treatment at Hamant Hospital where doctors say he has an even chance to recover.
The trio of Sir Alexander Fleming Ernst B Chain and Sir Howard Florey did not profit from penicillin revealing that drug firms earned about 20 million in profits. Chain noted the scientists were nearly penniless then while expressing belief government control was needed to prevent profits from medicine.
Reads like a typo filled Q and A list asking about honeycomb geometry George S Kaufman plant time poetic meter and other trivia. It asks ten items including cell sides four six or six and who wrote The Song of the Sigh and the chair of a sensual operators group.
Abundant energy and youthful spirits are claimed as rewards of internal cleanliness. Golden Lax Tablets are advertised as having a tonic effect on the whole system and claim to regulate and stimulate. Available in 25¢ and 50¢, marketed through druggists.
A man told hospital attendants that the woman had swallowed ivory polish and muriatic compounds. doctors indicated the scene involved a poisoning case under medical review.
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