Quota Oversubscribed at First Methodist Drive
An enthusiastic crowd at the First Methodist Episcopal Church last night heard final reports in the campaign for $8,000. Workers announced totals on a large board as team captains reported, and the grand total reached $8,424.50, prompting a solemn, grateful Doxology and a vision of a successful mission campaign. The organizing committee, led by Chairman Clyde F. Brown, included F. A. Loveland and A. J. Foster among others with multiple teams and pledges expected to push the total near or beyond the goal. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyne Brown
Minally
Carrieg
Tne
Wens Churen
Clyde F. Brown
F. A. Loveland
A. J. Foster
W. , Wilson
Hato Shannon
Harriet Myers
Irene Jorean
Ola Young
Vincent Anderson
Merle Drake
Din Miter
Clydey
Helen Dahlstrand
BA. Loveland
B. Brooks
Coolidge Warned Against Conspiracy in Hoover Era
Senator Harrison warns Coolidge not to be drawn into a conspiracy to ruin his chances for a 1932 presidential bid. He notes plots by Hoover allies to bury Coolidge’s Senate hopes and cites talk of removing ex governor Puller to clear Coolidge for the Senate race. Walsh counters that Massachusetts Democrats will handle any GOP nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Herbert Hoover
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Galvin Coolidge
Senate
Hurbert Hoover
Walsh
Musa
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Calvin Coolidge
Gillett
Mase
Congress
Hoover
Puller
Mississippi
Bors
Ewnpaper
White House
Two Boys Recaptured After Escape From Morganza School
Two youths escaped from the Morganza Pennsylvania training school were found hours later on the Pittsburgh Washington Pike about two miles from the facility. The escape marked a second such incident in less than a week. The runaways were Theodore Grossman, 14, of Farrell Pennsylvania, and John Lucas, 15, of Windber Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganza
Fay
Vee
Pennsylvania Training School
Pittsburgh-Washington Pike
Theodore Grossman
Farrell
John Lucas
Windber
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
NBC network listings show Pure Hour with Coldman's band at 9 p m on NBC WIZ Libby Hour Sophie Brastan at 8 20 p m on NBC WJZ Libby Hour on NBC 8 20 p m CBS WABC Old Gold Hour featuring Whiteman's orchestra on CBS WEAF Eveready Hour drama Joan of Arc at 9 p m on NBC WHAF R 1 0 Hour Esther Ralston Mauston Ray Belaman's ol sheatin and others on NBC schedule
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WIZ
NBC
Coldman
WJZ
Libby
Sophie Brastan
WABC
CBS Network
Whiteman
WEAF
Joan of Arc
Esther Ralston
Mauston Ray
Belaman
Ol‘sheatin
Fisher to Announce Appointment Tomorrow
Governor Fisher plans no Senate appointment before tomorrow as he travels to Lancaster for W. W. Griest funeral services. Joseph R. Grundy, head of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, is expected to be named to replace William Ware, previously barred by the Senate. The governor will also confer by phone with W. L. Mellon regarding his current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Harrisburg
Fisher
Senate
Lancaster
W. W. Griest
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Assocition
William §. Ware
W. L. Mellon
Republcan
Milk Expert Addresses Rotary Club On Safe Milk
Dr. George W. Grim urged modern sanitary methods to protect the milk supply at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Corry. He stressed a quart daily for growth, explained diseases from unsupervised milk, compared pasteurized and certified milk, and noted safeguards used by other cities. The talk delighted members and guests including Mrs Bracken and several doctors, with two vocal solos added to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Grim
Ardmore
Pru
Rotary
Service Club
Corry
Grim
Cub
O. W. Bracken
Mra
J. C. Barnes
Glybourne
Miss Warnshouse
Mrr. Ward
G. Hi, Bennett
A. L
Ohio Supreme Court Considers Snook Appeal
Columbus Dec 10 The Ohio Supreme Court took under advisement the appeal of Dr James Howard Snook former Ohio State University professor from his conviction and death sentence in the murder of theory E Hix a coed nam orate Snook is condemned to death December 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
E. Hix
Snook
Ate
Flaherty Again in Custody for Erie Burglaries
Erie police rearrest Walter Flaherty 22 after a Sunday capture in a boathouse, where loot from recent burglaries was found. He confessed to four break ins including homes on West South Street and Poplar, and faces charges tied to a 1925 Conneant garage raid and other crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Flaherty
Western Penitentiary
Phillipo Jave Elty
Vamos
Flaherty
Plaherty
George Chiristoh
Carl Spafford
West Sth
L. £. Watson
Poplar Street
August Poehlman
W. 4Th Street
Dee
Harry Lawrence
W. 7Th Street
MaheHy
Popler Street
Christoph
Frank Bujnowski
Conneant
Meyers Loan Otc
Turnpike
Corry
12Th and
Myrtle Street
W. B
Academy
Gridley
Marines En Route to Haiti Held in Cuba
United Press reports the aircraft carrier Wright with 492 Marines bound for Haiti was diverted to Guantanao Bay Cuba to await orders as reports of stabilizing conditions in Haiti prompted a halt. The ship sailed from Hampton Roads Saturday after a plea from Brig. Gen. John H. Russell American high commissioner for troops amid the uprising in Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Wright
Haiti
Guantanao Bay
Cuba
Negro Republic
Hampton Roads
John H. Russell
Youth Executed for Murder During HoldUp
John Feltozic aged 19 was hanged today at Connecticut state prison for the murder of Lester Jacobs during a March 29 hold up at the Bridgeport chain grocery store where Jacobs served as manager. Feltozic was sentenced May 28 but won a last minute reprieve which expired last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fess
Hartford
Conn
John Feltozic
Connecticut State Prison
Lester Jacobs
Bridgeport
Jacobs
Fellozic
Hillstrom Named Finance Chairman by School Board
D A Hillstrom was named chairman of the finance committee with a year of assignments announced at a regular meeting. Treasurer Leach reported monthly receipts of 6933.85, expenditures 12420.75 and a year end balance of 61077.87. The board approved moving 700 from operating to maintenance, and arranged for two Kiwanis funded Christmas trees near the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
Board of Education
John 5. Love
D. A. Illestrom
Monroe
H. A. Curtis
M. A. Curtis
Edwin 3. Lewis
Edwin J. Lewis
Harry B. Smith
Miton L. Brows
Love
Brows
Curtis
Hilstrom
Lewis
Smith
Geiger
Supt
Ralph S Dewey
Ling
D. EB. Leach
Nichols
Pol c
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Dewey
Kiwanis Club
Bord
Interlake Iron Corporation formed from four ore furnace firms
In Chicago on December 10, Interlake Iron Corporation with assets of 50.9 million dollars was formed after a merger of four iron ore furnace companies. Blockholders of By-Products Company approved absorbing Zenith Furnace of Duluth, Toledo Furnace of Toledo, and Pétry Furnace of Erie. The new firm will have capacity for 500000 tons of pig iron and 1000000 tons of coke annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Chicago
Interlake Iron Corporation
Taerger
Outiiron
Cole
Zenith Furnace Company
Duluth
Civic Industrial Moving Pictures Being Shot Here
Announcement by J A Blatt manager of the Rex theatre states Blandhard Film Productions of Cleveland has contracted to make a civic and industrial moving picture of Corry. Cameras arrived yesterday and the cameraman has already shot the first scenes. The film will be shown at Rex theatre on West South Street on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Blatt
Rex Theetre
Blandhard Film Productions
Cleveland
Corry
Sh Jana
Unita
Cha Film
Rex
West South Street
Shanghai sector crisis grows as foreign nations move
Foreign governments rush to protect citizens as unrest threatens the Nanking government. French authorities erect wire barricades at Shanghai entrances, while Hermes sails with 80 British troops. Nationalist forces reach Nanking to restore order and resume Shanghai–Nanking rail service. Some foreigners evacuate along the Yangtze River amid tense conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Gould
United Press
Shanghai
Ching Wai-Shek
Nationale
Nanking
China
Hermes
Hong Kong
Shanghai-Nanking
Ling
Pointa
Yangtse
Funeral services for Mrs. C. A. Stennett
Funeral services for Mrs. Ors A. Stennett, who died suddenly Sunday, will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the late home. The service is not private as previously announced. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors A. Stennett
Pine Grove
First Voting Machines For 1930 Primary
Corry to reduce precincts to seven, then four. plan to install automatic voting machines in seven districts. County commissioners say one machine per six to eight voters, with Corry among early adopters. Court redistricting sought. may add precincts. Davis notes few machines may be bought soon, possibly via bond issue for spring election. Milwaukee borough gets first, Waterford next, Erie city last. E-named city may not receive machines before September or 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ure County
Uiil
Charles R. Davis
County Commissiones
Milion Borough
Waterford
Erie City
Grundy Named In Senate Lobby Probe Report
Senate investigators report that Josph R Grundy president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association could influence party associates in Congress by substantial aid to political campaigns. He has raised large sums for Republican campaigns and acted in Washington to push for higher tariffs for years. No recommendations were made. This is the third report in the Senate lobby inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Manufacturers’ Association
Senate
Nathan Robertson
United Press
Washington
Josph R Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Ryanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Bingham
Conn
William
Burgess
Pottery
Gay
John Fisher
Yate
Pathé Studio Wrecked by Explosions in New York City
Seven blasts in quick succession shatter Pathé sound film studios in Manhattan. Four women are among the victims as authorities investigate the mysterious series of explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
New York City
Flames Shoot Skyward Amid Film Studio Disaster
In New York on December 10 a string of explosions ripped through a Pathe soundstage on Park Avenue near 120th Street as a ballet rehearsal and film recording were about to begin. Nine people died and several were injured, with many more trapped amid flames that engulfed the rear studio and the large velvet drop. Names of the dead and injuries were reported, with victims including Harold Bishop and Al Kramer of the Bronx and Jack Quinn of Brooklyn. Firefighters and ambulances swarmed the scene as bystanders watched. The studio, a two story brick building recently remodeled for sound films, was to produce Harry Delmar’s Miniature Revue. Police prevented the crowds from entering, while rescue teams battled the heat and smoke for hours. Authorities noted the event interrupted by a cold day as trains passed nearby. Counterfeit note activity was also reported in Charloroll, Pa, with attempts to pass five, ten, and twenty dollar notes identified.
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United Press
New York
Pathe Company
Park Avenue
120Th Street
Stase
Fuldie Bikins
Harlem
Harry Delmar
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Ohio Supreme Court
Erie
Phillips
Hillstrom
Finance
Reorganized Board of Education
C. A. Stennett
Iristmias
Sam Grouner
Deanshoro
Charlorol
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