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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
4
The Ly poried campaign reported a drive to reorganize the Trust Company at Williams, tallying 2429 additional burning subscriptions. The drive surpassed the 22,500 share quota, with a narrow margin of 46 votes at a Friday noon meeting.
A sprawling town page reports a state patrols campaign to reduce auto accidents with bright tickets urging drivers to keep eyes on the road and obey speed limits. It notes club meetings, sales, bank and business updates, a protracted CCC camp relocation rumor, thefts, accidents, obituaries, a ram sale, and civic notices across Oil City Corry Kane and Jamestown.
Mrs Katherine Cramer and Mrs Florence Holden won prizes at a card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Norman Stone on West Main Street. A delicious lunch followed at midnight. The next meeting will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Maynard Graker of Brook Street. Jonathan Lodge I O F will elect officers Wednesday. The W G T U will meet with Mrs Drake of West Wayne Street Thursday at 9 80 o clock. Attendees to respond with Frances Willard quotes for her birthday observance. George H Thomas went to Erie for the day.
Gov Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania described the Century of Progress as a brilliant introduction to a new century of progress and social standards at the Chicago fair. He spoke on September 26 as the exposition showcased a century of material advancement.
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as the best relief for burns cuts and bruises with claims of rapid healing and antiseptic effects. It promises refunds after 60 cents if unsatisfied and notes available sizes 25 cents 60 cents and 1.25 dollars from Thompson Medical Co Titusville PA.
Reports recount the hurricane sweeping from the Gulf into Tampico at 160 mph, destroying wooden houses, flooding rivers, and leaving thousands homeless. Dams broke near San Luis Potosi, trains missing, a Tampico hospital razed, ships damaged, and ports and railways disrupted as officials warn months of repair work ahead.
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