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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
3
A brief campus notice reports a child involved in an unusual incident at the University of Washington. The event details are limited but indicate a notable disruption affecting attendees and staff. Further official updates are pending.
The week brings pivotal global events that could shape world politics and U S safety. Key items include the Geneva League of Nations assembly over Japan and China, a German government crisis with a fascist rise, and a White House meeting on foreign debt policy. Debates on debt cancellations and trade barriers frame potential economic recovery. Decisions this week may outsize typical history, affecting future scholars and nations.
Twenty years ago a new Raymond avenue street opening connected Crim Center to Burt Wayne street near the fair grounds. Soloists Thomas Breslin baritone Oil City Wranic Haeder Mia Mar shrel Marka announced for Stanfora Hose Company concert at the Armory November 27. Workers unearthed a six foot stump while excavating the Kelener block on Worth Center Street, a relic of the early sixties. Carry of its name The City of Stumps. Guy Rogers went to Spring Creek for plumbing work. Mike Keleher traveled to Brie tuiny on business.
The query asks for the enrollment figure of Pennsylvania State College. It references multiple trivia prompts about Albania size, the date of the Cuban republic's inauguration, Marie Antoinette, the burgess of Warren, and the author of a phrase about History. The source text appears as a quiz-style prompt with page reference, not a narrative article.
The Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association awarded a fifty year service medal to Mr. L. P Knowlton of the city. Mrs. Knowlton could not attend the September Lancaster convention, so the medal was sent to her pastor Rev. Perry Haines to present at the M. E. church Sunday opening service. Haines praised her faithfulness and presented the honor to a congregant on this special occasion.
Dr Hugh O'Hare installs the latest General Electric X-ray unit in his Realty Building office on North Center Street. The modern, shock proof machine offers greater flexibility and includes rapid film development and image study. He recently trained in Chicago to enhance his X-ray services for patients in the Second Ward.
An old advertisement touts Bukets as a bladder physic made from buchu and juniper oil. It claims to reduce nighttime urination and wakeful discomfort after four days, with a money back guarantee if not relieved. Keister's Drug Store and Thomas Downey endorse the product as a best seller.
Growing deaf with head noises is described as due to catarrh or fear catarrhal deafness. An internal medicine Parmint is promoted as relief, with instructions to mix with water and sugar and take four times daily. The ad targets catarrah sufferers and promises quick relief from head noises and nasal congestion.
Formally announcing the engagement of Miss Hole B Davison to Lewis Kowalsis of New York City. The Davison home at 301 Worth Street hosted a Thanksgiving themed miscellaneous shower with gifts, music by an amateur orchestra, and a luncheon. Guests included Josephine Hicks and many Corry area residents. the wedding is planned for early December with both families noted in local high school and college affiliations.
The November meeting of the Corry Woman's Music Department was held last evening at the club house on Mott Street. Miss Signa Anderson and Miss Austin hosted. Nevin performed two piano pieces and songs, followed by readings by Anderson and Austin. Miss Barnes sang two vocal solos as refreshments were served.
Nov 29 Ripley Quinity Cash Store, run by E J MacEbherry, was broken into after a window was pried open. Money kept in the stockroom on a shelf was taken from a van outside. The owner arrived about 6 o'clock Monday morning to find the break in. No other items were stolen. Police said the burglars gained access by breaking the window of the stockroom door. Other details indicate the incident was quickly investigated but the outcome remains unclear.
Charles Hellrick 75 a resident of Imayn died at the foot of his daughter Mrs. John Mulvey at 1st Bloss street There las ening and was reported by local authorities.
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