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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1934
Page
7
A brief notice notes fair and warmer conditions with no unemployment registration at the Municipal building Priday. Previously enrolled individuals are planned for registration there.
Spartansburg notes announce the upcoming Sparta Community Fair opening Thursday September 18. Entries for poultry cattle and horses due by Wednesday with contests on Thursday and Friday, a large ox roast parade and baseball game featured, band music, home talent play Here Comes Charlie, and reduced admission with hoster badges. Cast list and reserved seats announced alongside community events and local visits.
SRIB Sept 11 The September term of criminal court opens as Judge Hirt names Edward Moore foreman and the grand jury considers 95 cases under District Attorney Gratani. Traverse jurors are discharged for Monday. likely trial of George Runyan to November. If true bill, Joseph Tomasil will face voluntary manslaughter charges.
Warren, Sept. 11. A 50 year old adventurer on a bicycle has reached Warren after thousands of miles. Seorke Washington Fallland shares a new recipe to defeat age by mind over body and temperance. He travels with a balloon tire bike and gear, plans to reach San Francisco and beyond, claiming health of a 25 year old youth.
In Warren we learn from Santa Barbara that Mrs. Mary Cochran Jefferson widow of J P Jefferson a wealthy retired manufacturer is named solelegate under his will. The will lists Warren Pa as residence but a codicil changes it to Santa Barbara. The estate exceeds $10 000 and Jefferson was a pioneer in steam and gas engine manufacture and a major owner in early natural gas transport.
An old style advertisement touts a bladder remedy using juniper oil and buchu leaves to ease nighttime urination and backache. It claims a 25 cent test, a money back offer after four days, and that any druggist will refund the purchase if not satisfied.
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