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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR offers uncertain references to yellows and timing, with no clear names, dates, or places. The readable portion does not establish a coherent event or outcome.
Case and the band are altered amid Mead Week events as organizers push community concerts and a charity drive. Local officials, volunteers, and residents participate in planned performances and fundraisers across town.
A Ridgway to St Marys road collision injured six men on Monday night with none critically hurt. James Newhel, jaw fracture and throat lacerations. Pablo Mazzanin, leg and torso injuries. Joseph Corri, Robert and Herbert Green, and William Schatts lightly hurt. Gus Wolf and Alfred Schlimm escaped injury. Vehicles, a Chrysler sedan owned by M Th Wolf and a Ford touring car owned by William Schatts, collided about two miles west of St Marys. cause undetermined per state highway patrol.
The Redding family held its annual reunion on Thursday August 21 at the home of Dinner and Mrs Redding. A large gathering enjoyed a grass table luncheon with music from Lannie Reddings Frank Pratt Margaret Gabriel Mrs Pratt and Elmer Pratt. Andresy Rowland was elected president for the coming year. Births were announced including a son for Mr and Mrs Eimer Pratt and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lyonel Redding, while no deaths were recorded. Visitors came from nearby towns and the next reunion is set for the third Thursday in August 1981 at George Redding’s home.
Attention shoppers: peaches and assorted fruits for canning offered at Bogert's Fruit Station located one mile west of Northeast along Pa-612. Fresh harvests suitable for preserving, with quantities and varieties likely available for pickup.
A 27 year old gas station attendant Himes Massing of Wesleyville was killed Saturday morning at the Acto filling station on Water Street and Burlalooad by an unknown gunman. A jury inquest Monday night failed to determine a motive though hinted at vengeance. Police and county authorities vow renewed efforts to solve the case as state police express cautious optimism.
Blue Eye area reports show Mrs. Lyle Boardman and family visiting Jamestown. Sugar Grove guests Henry Jaqutti and family hosted. Charles Sandturs and Albert Sandturs visited Mrewsbury. Stearns returned from Youngsville. Griswolds hosted visitors from Pittsburgh and Sherman. multiple calls at Griswold and Sandburg homes.
Jamestown Aug 27 E Ho ward Wyrrar named manager of Bradstreet Jamestown office succeeding Gerald E Monoe who becomes credit manager at America National Bank. Parrir with Bradstreets over twelve years led country district including Warren Elk McKean Tres Cameron Potter and Chiron counties in Pennsylvania. Mottroe to join Hin bank. he has been local Bradstreet manager since July 1926. Mrs Perky Hilburg North Clymer attended Cox convention. Local notices recount social visits and greetings among Jaquiths Burchs and Bear family members in Beat take and Grand Valley areas.
DIG CITY Aug 27 Miss Helen Szafran, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Szafran, was laid to rest as an airplane flew over the grave strewing flowers. Plane piloted by Ray Dyjak, cousin of the deceased, and Frank Foye of Titusville, contributed to the ceremony at St. Uie cemetery.
A seller announces that all items from the regular stock are included in the sale. The comunicado emphasizes the full assortment available at discounted pricing, inviting buyers to participate in the event.
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