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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
8
United Press reports in Washington on September 28 that a U S Marine officer lauds Tunney for his discipline and service. The article notes the Marine Corps praise came amid discussions of national defense and leadership.
Franklin September 9 8 Further complications arose in the Cadigan and Nix brokerage failure case. A wave of suits to recover damages was filed by former patrons of the firm against a partner in the firm alleging withdrawal prior to the collapse. Similar suits were begun in Allegheny County as residents seek monetary redress for losses, listing numerous specific claim amounts against various individuals and firms.
Frank Knapp, 22, of Frewsburg, was saved by first aid after an auto crash on the Warren to Frewsburg road Wednesday night. He was reported in good condition at W. A. Hospital in Jamestown. A broken bone or ear injury may have caused the collision. witnesses noted he lost a large amount of blood. Highway Patrolman A. P. White of the Warren patrol investigated the scene.
An ad promoting O-Jox Corn Wafers claims six wafers for 10 cents stop pain instantly and remove corns and callouses or offer a money refund. The wafer sticks to the corn, delivering quick relief with minimal irritation. Available at Thomas Downey's and drug stores.
Corry weekly Troop 2 Boy Scouts held their first post reorganization meeting at seven pm in Pres an ginqusiian. Thirteen scouts and two officers attended with two patrols led by Senior Patrol Leader Cha e Auer. New Beaver Patrol members listed include Orris Thayer Mértil Pattersoy Donald DeJeans and others. Flying Eagle Patrol No.2 members include Richard Marken Olin Simmons and more. Several old scouts were missing and recruitment urged for the coming year. The troop plans weekly progressed work, new instruction classes, and a bake sale on October 1 to cover camp deficits with community donations encouraged.
New York dispatch reports Raimonde Ro Van Maliski, an apartment superintendent, plans to travel to Hagerstown Maryland to identify Sonny a six year old missing boy from New York. The case centers on Sonny of Hagerstown who may be Raimonde’s kidnapped son. authorities issued an identification appeal from Hagerstown.
Washington reports a second rebel attack on a U S post at Telpaneca was repelled with no Marine casualties. Marine Private James S. Glasser of Disputanta, Virginia, died from wounds suffered in Monday’s clash, raising American fatalities to two. Rebel activity has extended to San Rafael. Mrs John Dawson and her son Rob visited Mayville this afternoon.
Warren residents urge that Chief Wholeben be kept as police chief as he plans to resign September 26 to join the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Police Committee has not decided on a successor. many friends say lack of council cooperation influenced his move after nearly 15 years in Warren. He will remain in Warren with many local friends backing him.
West Point notes 8002 graduates since its founding in 1807. By end of July 1920 the cadet roll stood at 1170, reflecting select youths entering the nation’s military academy.
A well known physician endorses a new internal tablet treatment for hemorrhoids and piles. Dr Joseph AL Weller reports personal relief after years of suffering and claims the remedy, unlike past options, cures without surgery or external applications. Local drugstores offer full size 60 cents, with many advocates promoting Colac Pile Pills.
Funeral services for Mrs Gretzler were conducted yesterday by Rev Miry Melptyke of Bradfort. The rites began at 2:20 PM at the family home 6 West Columbus Avenue and drew many relatives neighbors and friends. Abundant flowers lined the rooms. The procession then accompanied the body to Pine Grave Cemetery for burial. Relatives from out of town joined in the observance including several named attendees from Union City Columbus Warren and Indianapolis.
Rev. Chan Ar Hanger is appointed to lead the First Methodist Episcopal church in Union City, coming from Steubenville, Ohio. He holds degrees from Ohio Wesleyan University and Drew University, has served in Cleveland and Warren, and engages with local groups to uplift the community. He aims to make Union City a better place to live.
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