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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1937
Page
7
In November the association will assemble a display at the main facility outlining repayment cases, with the Vorex S referenced in the plan. The effort aims to present a clear summary of issues and actions to the public.
No more backache says the ad for Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets. It claims to cleanse the kidneys and bladder by removing accumulated poisons from the blood and long guarding health. Available at drug stores with no substitutes.
Police said Anton Nemeth did not enlarge a second hand bicycle shop attracting attention and may not have been apprehended. Federal narcotics officers declare a war on gangs smuggling marihuana from Mexico, targeting enormous profits in Nogales, Arizona.
A long list of brief notices records F L Keister traveling to St Marys for a several day visit to friends and relatives while recovering from illness. Other items note Edward Weldt leaving for Baltimore on a business visit, D A Hillstrom attending a county commissioners meeting in Erie, and Mrs F McCray returning home after a North East weekend.
Mrs. William Raymond, age 34, died this afternoon at her daughter Mrs. Mildondoll of West Church Street home. A full obituary will be published tomorrow.
Detroit November brief reports 11000 workers at Motor Car Company out of work due to paint department labor difficulties. Also note a heart attack incident in Greenville Pennsylvania where farmer Myron Arthurtolt suffered a heart attack while driving on Main Street.
Members gathered at the home of Mig. 0 1 in Bask Congwis sieet for an Opportunity Club business meeting. Eighteen attendees participated in observations and reports led by chairpersons Mes. Nielsen and Miss Day. The gathering included discussions of experiences and plans, with notable remarks from Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Scott Ludstey.
A fragmentary report notes an animal sculpture on display in New York, with sparse details about the artist Frans HGls Pomme and a possible exhibit context. The text hints at a public unveiling or gallery event and mentions a government or official backing, but the exact facts remain unclear.
At a morning meeting of the shop directors Dr C F Bennett queried the status of a proposal to fingerprint children. Supt RS Dewey and Patrolman Ross IM Men with others explored feasibility of proceeding this year to create a permanent record for future safety and identification.
Fragmentary report notes a severe intestinal bleed affecting Queen Marie of Romania, with doctors and specialists described as attending. The text mentions backgrounds including Bukharast Cuorn and Kig Carol of Ruma, and references Marie of Yugoslava in a confused, OCR-like jumble.
Market gossip from New York reports fear and caution ahead of Congress special session. Traders expect some inflationary pressure and possible priming funds, with stocks showing limited demand and mixed rally attempts. Steel, rail, and General Motors trends temper sentiment as production and capacity use shift.
United Press report from New York notes the market up over two points, marking its best rally since October 29. Gains span major lists with some high price shares advancing up to six points. Closing prices include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, General Motors, Radio Corp, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Woolworth and others amid widespread gains. A separate report from Jerusalem notes a rare wedding in the Samaritan community, a first in 10 years, between a Samaritan priest and the niece of the high priest.
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