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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
7
John Luchs, 85, of Hickory Street, was killed around 1 45 PM fifty yards below the By R P freight station when struck by a southbound freight train. He was believed attempting to board the train en route to DuBois to seek work. coroner McCabe to investigate.
New York December reports the November base price paid to dairy farmers at 0.208 per pound, up 6 cents from prior records. The Dairymen's League Co operative Association says 0.208 wins as the highest November price in its history, thanks to full market demand and rapid sale of all milk for fluid and cream uses. Checks for last month will arrive before Christmas.
The Spring Creek Grange held a meeting with sixteen members present and all officers in duty. The Wat and second degrees were conferred, four candidates welcomed, a pianist performed, and several songs were sung while humorous stories were told. A discussion on promoting old time neighbors opened by B D es, and Lulu Whaley led a question on discusion. The next meeting is planned for December with new members to receive degrees and the lecturer to skip a program. Millen notes a woodchuck in Triumph township near noon despite winter.
Erie Dec 18 an Erie man Thomas Burns was killed Tuesday night when struck by a New York Central freight train at the Plum Street crossing blocked from traffic Coroner Daniel Hunley identified Burns by a tailor label from Luskty Tailor Shop 1119 State Street He gave Ripley Ohio as his home address and was crossing the tracks when the Chicago to New York through freight struck the man whose body lay by a pole found by brakeman Leo Lewandowski
A fragment describes the origin of the first iron used by Rain, noting it was called metal or heaven and sourced from meteorites found in mountains in the area now called Turker.
George Wringer, 17, of Fredonia New York, was wounded in the side when a shotgun discharged while hunting near Townville on Wednesday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Wringer of Fredonia. Fordham Names 1929 Football Captain Thomas A Siuno of Waltham Mass elected captain. he is a center.
United Press reports Jack Delaney of Bridgeport and Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo are signed for a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on January 4. The rivals have met twice before, with Slattery winning both times on points.
New York University lineman Ken Strong married actress Amelia Hunneman in a ceremony at the Little Church Around the Corner. The wedding, a surprise to friends, followed Strong’s fall season as a star back, with plans to marry before his June graduation.
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