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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
5
Mr and Mrs W S Harrington of Oi City depart for their family visit after a stop in Pittsburgh and trips to Maryland. Mr and Mrs F L Keister visited in Galeton Pa on Wednesday as guests of F L Keister's father L A Keister who is ill.
Personal mentions recall Mr and Mrs W Ed Marsh in Erie for a court session. Several locals from Union City McKeesport and nearby attend daily visits with relatives and friends in Erie Copry Findley Lake Warren and Buffalo. Names include Elma Gordon Gertrude Allen Benjamin Roberts J D Brakeman Lloyd Meerdink Emily Kay Bell Jerry Chase and many others in a citywide round of visits and travel plans.
An old advertisement urges women to combat pimples wrinkles and sallowness by improving digestion with Kellogg's Atu-Bran cereal. It claims constipation as a beauty killer and promotes two tablespoonfuls daily, noting a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. The copy highlights absorptive, cleansing effects and availability at grocers, made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Requiem mass for Mrs. James Liddy of Cascade Street, died after pneumonia at Corry Hospital. Fr. Francis Graves presided at St. Thomas Church with choir assisting, funeral at Sir Thomas Cemetery. Attendants included Martin Cassidy and several Liddy family members. out of town mourners listed from Pine Valley Celorant Piqua Cleveland Bear Lake and Lottsville.
Corry Paralle Library announces approximately 80 new haykes in children's collection to be shown during the week of November 15 for National Book Week. Mrs. Marjorie Auer approved the display featuring Primers picture books fiction and non fiction. Maps available detailing routes to New Territory nearing completion with listings for Goldfinch Carry and prices.
Lea Heysen of Vastereden Street reported the death of his father William Heysen last Thursday at his Los Angeles home. Burial took place in Los Angeles. Survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs Roy Stone of Bristol Conn, several sons including Joseph Vincent and George Haylen, and daughters including Mrs Joseph Haylen.
The State Armory rink opens tonight with Pennsylvania National Guard support for Operation 108. New skates and amplifying gear have been added. The rink will operate Wednesday through Sunday with evening and Sunday afternoon sessions. Bou Caye of Johnsonburg pled guilty to motor venice while intoxicated and is held on $500 bail.
United Press Financial Editor Elmer Walzer surveys cautious market sentiment ahead of elections. Railroads face uncertain freight rate policy, carload shipments stay high, and earnings rise. Armament spending has grown, with copper demand surging and prices rising, while dividends in September show investors receiving returns.
United Press reports a 20,000 Pacific Coast maritime workers strike postponed from midnight to ten p.m. tonight. Harold Bridges, president of the coast district of the International Seamen's Association, warns that if hopes fail by 8 p.m. the unions will proceed to strike at midnight.
Weather conditions force further postponement of Captain James British aviator flight from Harbor Gragh N F Ont to Lokam and Cape Town. Fatal auto crash in New Castle Oklahoma as Dolores Hotard walking home from school to visit grandparents fatally injured.
An old advertisement touts Clement's Tonge as a quick acting tonic to revitalize weak sickly men and women. It claims to restore blood, calm nerves, improve appetite, and boost energy within ten days with meals. The copy urges readers to try the product at Newster's Cut Rate with a guaranteed results claim.
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