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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1936
Page
2
Community groups host Halloween gatherings at Iris Linscott home and Mrs Guebleton Liberty street with games and meals. A Me adville chamber meeting at Meadville. game laws talk by R H Thompson. Roosevelt highway accident near Kane injures none. Buck carcass to Salvation Army. News notes on public events and local obituaries.
An advert promises to cleanse and stimulate the Sidneys to remove poison from the blood and relieve mysterious aches and backache. It urges readers to demand genuine THOMPSON'S BAROSMA COMPOUND TABLETS and to call local drugstores for purchase.
C M Terry 87 a well known Corry resident died at his home 212 Concord street after a six week illness from a stroke. Born August 20 1849 in Baskthor creek Pa he was the youngest of eight children and had lived in Corry 45 years working as a carpenter. Survived by daughter Miss Mina L Terry. wife died five years ago. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the late home with burial in Pins Grove cemetery. Body moved by Bracken Keating Undertaking Parlors and will be taken to the home Sunday morning.
The Rev. Alexander H. Kemp M D long serving Methodist missionary in Quessua Angola Portuguese West Africa will speak at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. Kemp, a Boston University graduate in theology and medicine, leads a trio of training in Africa preparing graduates to serve in villages. He is a Crafton Pennsylvania native and early preached at age twenty.
Local Townsend Club members held an all day session in the Zem Zem Temple room of the Masonic Building. They arranged a large delegation to attend the Townsend convention in Erle today and a mass meeting with speakers is scheduled at the Grand Theatre building Monday evening at the stated hour.
Mark N. Witmer of Dalmatia, president of the Pennsylvania State Poultry Association, refutes claims by the Farm Councils that twenty nine state farm agencies oppose New Deal policies. He states the association never criticized the New Deal and seeks cooperation with Secretary of Agriculture J Hansell Preath.
Mrs Lee Owens and sisters thank neighbors and friends of Corry for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of their father El 8 Yapai.
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