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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1927

Page

8

Burglars Strike Weldbank Inn Near Clarendon

An episode in a series of robberies along the Roosevelt highway near Clarendon and Sheffield left Weldbank Inn owner Ernest Wyhoff reporting a break in between 12:40 am and opening time with $3 in pennies and candy stolen. Footprints point to two men from Sheffield. sheriff Grosch investigates, marking a fourth or fifth late night theft in the area.

Warren Vicin Clarendon Sheffield Roosevelt Highway Thc Weldbank Inn Saybrook Ernest Wyitoff Weldbank Inn Yeggs Ernest Wykoff Grosch

New Hostelry for Bradford

Grace B H Emery, daughter of the late Senator Lewis Emery, announced her purchase of the St James Hall property from J W Leasure in Bradford Nec. She plans to erect a new modern hotel on the site within the next year. The present hotel, a landmark, was built in 1879.

Bradford Nec Mniss Grace BH. Emery Lewis Emery St James Hall J W. Leasure

Large Albino Buck Shot in Clinton County Region

A 175 pound seventeen point albino buck was shot last week in Kettle Creek, Clinton County, by a hunter from Pittsburgh. It was pure white with no dark hairs. The deer had been sought for ten years, with about 160 shots fired at it. It is the second of its kind to be shot in this area this year.

Lock Haven Kettle Creek Clinton County Pittsburgh

Juvenile Driver Faces Damages in Accident Case

Erie December 12 Judge Uriah P. Rossiter fined Robert Smith 19 of Erie ten dollars and an indeterminate term in Huntington Reformatory for an offense while his father John George Sujit was also summoned. Damages total 25,000 sought by Michael Grignell and Joseph Barber for losses and pain from an September crash.

Erie Uriah P. Rossiter Robert Smith Hie Huntingdon Reformatory Iunshauichter John George Sujit Mondhly

Bridge Bill Aims at Allegheny River Span

Congressman Thomas G Cochran introduced in the House a bill seeking federal consent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Co to construct and operate a two track bridge over the Allegheny River at Oil City. The measure goes to the Industrial and Foreign Commerce Committee, marking the first formal step to secure Congressional action and War Department approval.

Oil City Vec Thomas G Cochran Pennsylvaniea Rairoad Co Allegheny River OU City Industrial and Foreign Commerce Committee Cochran Mvst Washington Congress Secretary of War

Odd Fellows Hold First Erie County Patriarchal League Session

Three hundred Odd Fellows from every encampment in Erie County attended the Erie County Patriarchal League’s first regular meeting in Erie last night with Corry encampment hosting the visiting Three Linkers. Heneosis Encampment of Erie conferred the patriarchal degree, and Attorney Sam Y. Rossiter spoke on The High School of Old Fellowship. Next meeting set for North East on January 10, with Charter Oak and Girard encampments contributing. A buffet luncheon and social closed the session. notable attendees included Louis C. Jones, J. Schauble, and Louis H. Parker. Mrs. Laura Brown departed for Pasadena for the winter.

Erie County Patriarchal League Corry League Odd Fellows Pennsylvania Heneosis Erie Sam Y. Rossiter Rossiter High School of Ofid North East Charter Oak Waterford Girard Erie County Patriarchal League Louis C. Jones J. ©. Schauble Louis H. Parker

Opportunity Club Holds December Meeting at Church

The Opportunity Club met Monday evening in the gymnasium and church parlors. A tureen dinner was served to forty members and families at seven. Pres Mae Carnithie presided. Christmas basket donations were requested for Knowlton's by Friday. New member Mrs Fern Deiter and honorary member Mrs Cressey were welcomed. A social hour followed the business session with games and a short talk on Facts. Santa Claus arrived and gifts were exchanged beneath a Christmas tree.

Opportunity Club Presbyterian Church Mae Carnithe Otler Plesse Knowlton Fern Deiter Cressey

Former Corry Resident Dies

Word reached in the city this morning of the death of Mrs Marle Grey at her Titusville home at 6 30. She had been in failing health for a long time and had lived in Corry with her family for many years. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Charles Williams of Erie and Miss Mary Grey at home. Funeral arrangements not received in the city.

Randall Marle Grey Titusville Grey Corry Charles Williams Erie Mary Grey

Columbus Bazaar a Social and Financial Success

Cold day crowds attended the Columbus bazaar and carnival with many planned attractions cut, yet community effort produced a lively fundraiser. Madame Hurdo Bayan drew strong applause. Lyceum Club offered a January 16 program, and Christmas school exercises were planned for December 21.188

Columbus Chilatinay Otto Madame Hurdo Bayan Lyceum Shold Hart Whittaker Corry Hospital W. H. Parker Waterford Mra Nic McGuire Columbus Grange Pec

Keys Planning Dancing Party for Keystone Team

A holiday season event to aid the Keystone basketball team is planned in the Armory on Monday afternoon January 2. Dancing runs from 2 to 6 30 o'clock with music by the Ross Church Century Kings orchestra of Boston Massachusetts.

Keystone Armory Ross Church Century Kings’ Orchestra Boston Mass

Her Husband's Cough Troubled Neighbors and Family

A report notes a man’s persistent cough unsettled relatives and neighbors, with discouraged family attempts at home remedies offering no relief. The piece reflects concern for health and social notice of a common illness in a domestic setting.

Cough Remedy Ad Blends Linus Nine and Oils

An old ad touts Linus Nine as a superior cough remedy. The copy claims rapid relief from coughing, noting outdoor exposure worsens symptoms and praising the product’s quick effectiveness over cod liver oil. It warns coughs are dangerous seasonally and urges purchase from Kerr Chemical Co. in Maryland.

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Radiola Crosley Donald A. Stewart East Main St Corry, Pa Mutual J. L. Newhouse Company North Center Street Laura Brown Pasadena California Louis Brown Opportunity Club Meeting Presbyterian Gymnasium Washington and N. Center Sts Roldal Dincusselan Arthur HL Reading Vernel Boyertown Harrison M. Reldenaar Liem Poe Carying EE. Guignon Keys Linus Timous Kerr Chemical Busi Ness Organizations Oil City Trustee
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