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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1928
Page
5
Monte Carlo saves him from a scheming enchantress and grants Miss Davies a rare opportunity. She seizes the moment and achieves a notable success, turning an unusual offer into a significant personal achievement.
Rabbi Max CuNick led prayers at a memorial for Henrietta Tuchler held at Mrs. Matilda Nast’s home. Local residents and relatives, including Beuley and Jack Tuchler, traveled from Allentown and elsewhere to attend services. Others left for Montreal and Europe, visiting Liverpool London and Paris, while several stayed for family farewells.
Coast Guard cutters Mascoutin and Manning were dispatched from Norfolk to assist the tanker Vaba reported stranded off Nags Head North Carolina with 31 crew aboard. Authorities say the steamer in fog went aground at the outer edge of Diamond Shoals. Vaba, 2105 tons, was sailing from New York to Tampico and is owned by the Steger Vaba Corporation.
A market close report lists numerous company names and prices with garbled OCR text. A Newark scare story follows, detailing a missing baby incident where an eight year old girl borrowed a Weeks old infant to push a doll carriage, prompting a citywide search before the child is found safe.
An old advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a universal emergency remedy boasting wound and skin healing power. It claims to draw out foreign objects, relieve pain from burns and itching, and offers a money back guarantee. Also promotes Sal-Cura Soap as an antiseptic baby skin soap for regular use.
Death tolls F Campbell aged forty five of Corry after a months long illness following a December operation. He leaves a wife and a step-daughter Mildred DeVore of Los Angeles, plus three brothers and five sisters. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1:30 pm at home and burial in Clymer Cemetery.
In Detroit on February 23 a bandit from Pittsburgh was fatally wounded during a failed restaurant heist by two patriers. The surviving suspect, Frank Brass, 47, admitted no knowledge of the slain man. Brass had a pawn ticket found on him. Two accomplices escaped.
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