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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
6
County leaders push to form a county wide Boy Scout Council to extend Scouting to about sixteen hundred youths in Erie County. The plan seeks trained leadership, community camps, rallies and joint activities to engage boys, improve citizenship, and provide a local council for every town.
Miss Luella Lord, a Franklin teacher, died following gallstone surgery at Ivan Ene Hospital in Pa. She fell ill, underwent an operation Sunday, and died Monday at home in Waverly, NV, after attending an art convention in Brie last week.
The Missionary Glass of Wayne Farley U B Church will host a supper Friday evening October 28 at Rev Cage's home in Heaverdam. Serving begins at five o'clock and continues until all are fed with a free will offering not less than twenty five cents. Ladies are asked to bring baked beans cake pie cabbage salad and pickles. Proceeds fund new church song books.
A rundown condition warning urges readers to seek treatment. It promotes Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets containing cod liver oil extracts, Nux Vomica, manganese dioxide, berberine, ginger, aloes, and other tonics. Sold by R. G. Lindsley & Co. and druggists with a money back guarantee.
Eighteen members gathered at the Library for the Historical Circle weekly session. Mrs Hurlingame spoke on Correct English and Mrs Orr shared insights about John Brown Memorial near the John Brown homestead.
An unusually well attended Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting was held in the T. O. C. BP hall with over 170 members present. A dinner preceded the session and officers including Mildred Tillotson and Dorothy Whiteley were announced for the forthcoming term.
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