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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1946
Page
4
Thomas H. Brown, a pioneer resident of Corry, died at his Franklin Street home after a lingering illness. The obituary notes his prominence in Corry and surrounding areas and records his passing as reported from the local town.
Medical Society discussion explains how emotional states affect the skin from anxiety to atopic eczema. It outlines psychological treatment, sedatives, and the break of a vicious cycle, noting infantile eczema differs and often clears by age two. The piece mixes dermatology with a quiz and unrelated lines on IQ and general knowledge.
Mayville tax sale auctioned 854 parcels from 1945 assessments at the county treasurer’s office. Treasurer Leslie A. Price noted increased bidding and more sales to individuals, driven by subdivided properties and broader parcel availability. 192 parcels sold to private buyers and corporations, 82 bid in by Tri-County Realty.
David Mor fan of Reynoldsville on probation for larceny of two cars last spring was injured when a stolen 1946 Plymouth crashed into a guard rail on Boot Jack highway inside Ridgway last night at 10 30. The car, stolen in Pittsburgh, belonged to Howard B Messenger of Pittsburgh and Mor was treated at Elk County General Hospital where x rays were to determine injuries.
The Rochester corporation bought parcels for 10 411.08 while 40 went to Bert Beebe of Fredonia for about 800. The remainder was bid in by 42 individuals. The parcels bought by the Rochester group were of an attractive type with heavy taxes, likely to be redeemed before sale, suggesting investment intent.
The United Brethren church in Christchurch hosts Men's Night at 7 45 p m Sunday November 10 with Rev Lee Ralph Phipps as guest speaker. Phipps, longtime anti liquor advocate and son of early campaigner, recently left regular ministry to focus on temperance work in churches.
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