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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1934
Page
7
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Moscow scientists at the Moscow Institute of the Brain collect brains of notable individuals to uncover why some people become geniuses. Lenin and Zetkin brains are among the prized specimens, with research focusing on cortical region relations and electronic graphing of brain activity in live subjects.
Funeral services for Mrs Daniel B Webster of Spartansburg Pa R D 4 will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at Hast Branch Church with burial in East Branch Cemetery. She died at home at midnight Sunday after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband one son and one daughter.
T R Sorenson formerly attached to the Corry Fish Hatchery has been named superintendent at Reynoldsdale Pa a trout propagation plant. He and his wife and two children left for their new home this morning as the fish commissions reports are satisfied with his work.
An advertisement from Hartis S Pitts of Washington DC endorses San-Cura Ointment for burns bruises and skin conditions claiming rapid healing without scarring. It cites a sister burned by coal oil and promotes the antiseptic salve at 35 and 60 cents per jar.
Oct 16 Sparta area notes report Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge officers installed for the term by District Deputy President Mrs. Helen Shreve with staff from Lady Drake Lodge Titusville. New officers include Past Noble Grand Mrs. Mary Titus Noble Grand Miss Perne Morris and many others. A social followed alongside wedding attendance, travel notes, and neighbors visiting relatives through the area with several trips to Erie, Titusville, and nearby towns. The write‑up records multiple community movements and visits across Sparta and surrounding townships.
Kane Oct 16 Mt Jewett had as its guests Sunday exactly 215 percent of the crowd from Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh to view autumn color. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad furnished three special trains with 805 Buffalo 608 Rochester and 640 Pittsburgh passengers. They visited Kinzua bridge McCreary golf farm and other points and dined at capacity eateries.
In Castle County a man believed slain was found late last night in a desolate swamp near New Castle Junction. Authorities say the body was dead several days, initial reports indicate death by shooting, and the mystery of Mullier Swamp remains unsolved after a decade with seven bodies previously found there. The area is secluded, complicating communications with nearby communities. Police noted the body was fully clothed.
St Edward's Parent Testiners Association sponsors a silver tea at eight this Wednesday evening in the Gall Wellness area. Chairwoman Mrs Leo Hoylen leads a pantomime The Lamp Goes Out featuring Mrs O'Neil and others. A large crowd is anticipated. Mr and Mrs Herbert Guilicle are spending today in Cleveland motoring there this morning.
United Press report from Harrisburg details the 89th annual State Federation of Pennsylvania Women convention. Speaker Mrs Grate Morrigan Poole from Washington urged education for decency in liquor debates, while Mrs Pople of the General Federation addressed delegates. Discussions covered repeal impact, NRA critiques, school curriculum, and film industry reform as 500 delegates gathered. Mr and Mrs William Sederbers returned home from New York City business trip.
Navin Ri Dickson reports approval of Stanley Nichols as Director of Streets and Public Works in a city ceremony. Nichols to oversee public infrastructure, contracts, and street maintenance, with official appointment recorded by the city clerk.
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