Grand Jury 10 Convene At Ease September 3rd
Seventy five citizens are listed for presentation to the grand jur y of the September term. The court will convene Monday September 3 at 10 o'clock. Constables from Corry and Bre county will make their quarterly returns on the first Monday. Judge William E. Hirt said foreman will be appointed and after the charge jurors will be discharged for the holiday. No cases will be heard and public business will be transacted in the morning only.
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Cies
Whlete
Corry
Bre
William E. Hirt
Wile
Rig Demolished After Warren Auto Crash Near Scott's Crossing
A Warren autoist faces a hearing before Justice Perry Mead at Columbus this afternoon on charges from a collision last week near Scott's Crossing on the Corry Columbus highway. Clifton Bemis was driving the rig, which carried a light, when a Warren car smashed into it. Bemis escaped with bruises and shaking up. Bart Spencer was thrown from the rig and somewhat injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Columbus
Scott
Bemis
Fall Preparedness features trim and flare accents
The article describes new trimming features for athletic wear, including occasional flares, tucks, and collars. It highlights variations offered across athletic outfits and mentions fashion details like necklines and fit adjustments for a ready wardrobe season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varia
Final 1927 school tax report shows $133.65 unpaid
G H Gordon reports to the Board of Education that all 1927 school taxes are collected except 13335 dollars. Exonerations totaled 879.50 with 593.89 more exonerations and 147.50 errors approved. He also rejected 325.89 in unlisted property and per capita tax. Final settlement awaits correction of an audit discrepancy between secretary and collector records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
G. H. Gordon
Gordon
Geiger
Col George W Harvey Dies Funeral Thursday
Col George W Harvey died at his home suddenly and will have private funeral services at his boyhood Peacham Vermont. The editor and author influenced U S leaders and helped spot Woodrow Wilson and Warren Harding. He served as ambassador to Britain and edited the Washington Post before later fading from public life. He was 64.
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United Press
Dublin
N. H
George W. Harvey
Peacham
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Warren Harding
Harvey
Wilson
Princeton University
Blackstone
Chiicago
Harding
Court of St James
London
Washington Post
Berenity
George Moses
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Aus
Wattsburg Man Given $500 Bond to Keep Peace
Paul Jones of Wattsburg was placed under a $500 bond to keep the peace for one year after a hearing before Alderman G H Gordon. Jones is alleged to have threatened to kill William Williams of Corry, destroy his drilling rig, and set buildings afire after a quarrel at Stoltz farm near Wattsburg. Williams filed the charges. Albert Thomas defended Jones with Blaine Kinewich for Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Gordon
Paul Jones
Wattsburg
A. A. Will Hams
First Ward
Siderman
Jakes
Albert Thomas
Meadville
Blaine Kinewich
Williams
Jones
Stoltz Farm
Corry
Janes
Pond
York hospital to receive major Pentz estate bequest
United Press reports in York Pennsylvania that Bransby C Pentz former photographer and theatre manager will leave about 5300,000 to York Hospital after his widow dies. The will directs funds to help build a unit of the proposed new hospital. Lutheran church interests are to receive 7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
York Hospital
Bransby C. Pentz
Pentz
Lutheran Church
Bank Messengers Robbed Of 19000 In Chicago Heist
Two bank messengers, Tom Meaney and Ole Peterson, were assaulted and robbed of 19000 while en route from Service State Bank to Union Trust Company. The pair were in a taxicab when five men in a blue sedan halted them and seized the cash and payable checks. no clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Union ‘Trust ]Company
Tom Meaney
Ole Peterson
Service State Bank
Brennan Leaves on Chicago Will Filed for Probate
George BI Brennan Democratic leader dies on August 21 in Chicago estate valued at 300000 to wife and daughter Mary relatives and today as his will is filed for probate. Legacy provides 50000 trust funds to wife and daughter created in 1925 when Brennan planned retirement from politics.
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Chicago
George Bi] Brennan
Mary
Brennan
Directors of Hospital Met Last Evening
The Corry Hospital Association board met in the Library Building with President Mount and directors Brown Biston Macinnes Shea Sweet and Waller present. No quorum existed for July 11 or August 5. minutes were approved, communications referred, and July August checks from the Corry Community Chest raised receipts to 2502.50 since October 1 1927. Anna B. Kerns read June July reports. July report notes 105 patients admitted in July and 2 at June 30.
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Corry Hospital Association
Mount
Brown
Biston
Corry
Hospital financial note details 1930s day counts
The report lists days for patient categories private 117 semi private 205 full pay ward 167 free 18 and averages 129.766 daily. It records births minor and major operations 0.8 percent 2 percent and 45 percent respectively. The building and grounds committee will seek coal bids and all bills were approved. The president appointed committees for the year and the finance committee may borrow 1000 on August 1 pending state funds. The meeting recessed until September 22.
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Fcotet
Ios - Suan Puede
Hnance Committee
Injunctions to Close Saloons in Allegheny County
Federal court in Pittsburgh approved seventy eight preliminary padlock injunctions against saloons roadhouses and cabarets in Allegheny county bringing total in the district to 250 in the past year. Judge Robert M. Gibson signed the orders upon pleas from John D. Pennington prohibition administrator for the Pittsburgh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Robert M. Gibson
John D. Pennington
Pennington
Ion
American Magazine Critique of Scientific Monopolists
The text criticizes supreme egotists and monopolists, accusing cerauon and others of aggression while noting scientific invention. It contrasts killing barbarians with restraining a tiger, suggesting hypocrisy in how crimes and dangers are labeled.
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Cerauon
Barbariad
Americin Magazine
Alittiny Plant Produces Gas with Gland Secretions
A plant named Alittiny generates gas through glands that secrete a gomdile oil. The oil reacts with weathered air, influencing surrounding insects and affecting the plant’s environment in the southern Puripean ventral region.
Local Household Loan Advert Makes Quiet Offer
A private loan advertisement promises confidential cash sums of 25 to 100 dollars to Corty residents. Repayments range from 2.90 to 19 dollars monthly plus interest, with no fees or penalties. Loans can be prepaid in full at any time. inquiries welcome in person or by letter. Licensed and bonded to the state.
Bleacher contracts in Jackson amid summer heat
Patterson and Collier in Jackson Michigan push for a big contract to manufacture Collier bleachers. Portable seating is praised as last word in bleachers, already popular in many sites nationwide. Also notes man named Wille Jaule Bly Stone injured by car near Jamestown. mayor DeZoller and Chief Solt visit local homes. Bradford history and police ties recalled. Hunting licenses pending in Warren. 16th annual Pennsylvania State Council carpenters convention in Erie. outdoor life eliminations of Northeast Grand Division set for Ot City with Renovo rifle team contenders.
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B. Patterson
Perry Collier
Jackson
Miag
Collier
Nove
Patterson
West Ward
Isen
Spencer M. de Zoller
Harry G. Solt
Giadrard
Harry Mooney
West Park Place
Woekend
DeGolier
Bradford
DeGeller
Lie Narstern
Pennsylvania Railroad
OT City
Renovo
Hay's Hollow Range
Heny Alverson
Te Renovo
Uivision
Copeland and Moses to Speak at Chautauqua
Prominent leaders from both major parties are slated to speak during the final week of the 1928 Chautauqua program at the Chautauqua Institute. Senator Royal Copeland of New York will address Democrats on Saturday afternoon August 25, while Senator Moses, Republican committee vice chairman, is set for events earlier in the week with concerts by Sousi and his band and other entertainment. Reserved seats for the concert are on sale.
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Hun
Chicutauain Institute
George Fines
Urst
Moses
Republican Committee
New York
Thale
Sousi
Chiuintaugna
Senator Royal
Copeland
Democratic National Committee
Moses Fire
Stocks Move to High Ground
New York Aug. 21 High call money failed a sharp rise today on the stock exchange Industrials led early session with many at new high prices for the year Chiefs Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck active and at new records American Can Union Carbide Beat & Co Loftin National Power and Light U.S. Steel Paramount Potom Co Corn Products and Kresge posted gains Commercial solvents rallied and several other issues advanced Miss Edith Benson of Kane planned to spend the week with Miss Frances Sample
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unico Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebskdie
American Can
Union Carbide
Beat & Company
Loft
Tne
Diploma Award Adds Two 1928 Graduates at Corry High
The Le Board of Education voted last evening to award diplomas to Dean Houser and Gertrude Hodge of the class of 1928 after they completed Summer School work. The action raises Corry High School's 1928 graduate count to 67, six five graduates had already received diplomas at June's formal exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
le Board of Education
Ralph 8. Dewey
Dean Houser
Gertrude Hodge
Edeh
Theso
Philadelphia Democrats seek successor to O Donnell
Philadelphia Democrats in Philadelphia Pa search for a successor to John O Donnell county commissioner Democratic city chairman and party leader after his return from a conference with National Democratic Chairman John J Ruskob. The scene reflects party leadership changes amid August activities in the city.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Democrats
John O' Donnell
Tratic
O'Donnell
John J. Ruskob
National Democratic
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Penna. Ave
Hultberg Black
Myrit
Wille
Jamestown
Francis Blain
Nithether
Pennsylvania State Council
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jokers
Erie
International Brotherhood
George Lakey
Japolig
W. P. Alen
Chautauqua
Sénsa
Twine
Spencer
Edith Benson
Kane
Frances Sample
Phila
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Warren-Kane
Cleveland
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West Ridge Transportation Company
Citizens National. Bank
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