Mrs M E Ferry Hosts Afternoon Club Gathering
Mrs M E Ferry at 580 East South Street will entertain the 8 B Club tomorrow afternoon at her home. All members are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1931
Page
4
Mrs M E Ferry at 580 East South Street will entertain the 8 B Club tomorrow afternoon at her home. All members are invited to attend.
Local notices report Will J Wilcox delivery of Goodie flour 59c per sack and a regular Corry Branch L C B A meeting at St Edward's hall after church services. Reports cover hospital patient Mrs Hawkins home return, hat mix up at Lutheran Church, property purchase by Russell Beckwith, Grand Shoppe specials, a Detroit Legion protest, a Cary arcade dinner promise, a grape truck accident near Ridgway, Army Air Corps wings ceremony at Kelly Field, free haircuts for the needy, and a power increase for WOCL station. Public notices touch sewer dyke work and local trades, with obituaries and fire damage in Ridgway.
An old advertorial recipe proposes a quick relief for head noises and nasal congestion. It suggests taking Parmint double strength one ounce, mixing with a pint of hot water and sugar, then taking four times daily. The method aims to relieve clogged nostrils and throat mucus, noting it is easy to prepare, inexpensive, and pleasant to taste.
A tarantula described as one of the most venomous spiders was captured alive in a banana crate at the Roosevelt market on Fraley street by Joseph Stevens. The spider was placed in a jar and shown in the store window. Nearby a dead tarantula was also found, drawing attention to the odd exhibit and local headlines.
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