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18 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1928
Page
1
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Paraguay and Bolivia accept good offices of Pan American Conference to mediate their dispute. Delegates resume sessions in Washington as Kellogg chairs, signaling a potential end to the crisis and a move toward formal mediation.
Informal dance to be held at the Junior High School on December 26 with classes 22 29 24 126 2th sponsoring. The Senior Class, High School alumni, and friends invited. The Club Revellers from Ware von to provide the music. Banquets for classes 22 23 24 and 25 26 planned at Hotel Cory with Miss Ruth Soper and Frederick Miller chairing duties.
Fragmented list of radio program slots with NBC CBS network mentions. Shows include Eversady Hour with Cornelia Olis Skinner and Music of Great Compose era. WABC CBS Network carries Hank Simmons Show Boat East Lynn. WOR Newark referenced with operetta supplies and main timer cues.
City officials debated collection of taxes on a property tied to a school bond dispute. Commissioners were informed of attempts to levy taxes. potential tax sale looms if the district fails to pay assessments. The discussion touched on state and national tax policies affecting the property and the school district.
President-elect Herbert Hoover concluded a Uruguay visit en route to Brazil. He met Uruguayan leaders, attended a banquet at the Parque Batlle, and thanked Uruguay for its hospitality. Hoover plans to carry briefing data home aboard the What to aid his future administration and strengthening regional amity.
Miss Wihel McCray and her committee arrange a Christmas party for the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club at the Hotel Corry on Thursday evening December 20. Members should bring a ten cent gift. A program and lunch follow. Pickets fifty cents. attendees urged to reserve with Miss Macray or Mrs J Miller.
United Press reports 80037 new influenza cases in 20 states and New York City for the week ending December 15. The tally shows a drop from about 1000 new cases the previous week. Public health officials note ongoing spread nationwide.
After weeks of rehearsal the three act comedy Adaoy and Eva will be staged at the High School auditorium this evening by the Senior High students. Miss Redeces J. Hens directs with Mrs. King and the faculty staff assisting. A large audience is expected with the High School Orchestra providing music.
The Hewitt barn on Mill Street, an eyesore for fifteen months, again before City Council. Fire Chief Payboy reported state action gave the owner fifteen days to remove or render the structure safe. Council members expressed no effort to compel removal thus far.
A state bureau order requires Deputy Paulgon to inspect and report on a station within fifteen days. If the owner fails to meet state orders, demolition of the structure may be ordered by the city with state marshal support. the case hinges on notices and urgent actions.
City Council convened in regular session at the Munnetyail building last evening. They approved first and second readings of Bill No. 567, an appropriation of unappropriated funds for the incidental fund. Final meeting of the year set for December 28 to finish bills and close year’s business.
The Presbyterian church hosted the investiture of the Court of Honor for Scout Troop No 2. De Harry Rhodes chaired the event, the seventh Court of Honor for the total organization. Winners included Clair Williams Harrison Rawson and others with ranks Second Class and First Class plus Star Scout Charles Auer with his sixth merit badge.
Nomination for officers will feature a pecular weakly meeting of the Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held on Friday evening. Members are urged to attend as the post reports progress with organization of the drum and fife corps and growing turnout at meetings.
An aviation expert named Kincaid is billed to speak at Corby on Thursday. The event includes a prominent engineer with ties to weightless aviation and Wright Brothers history and is part of a larger notice about upcoming talks and demonstrations.
A flag team carrying a large supply of vaccine races to Holy Cross to curb a smallpox epidemic spreading along the Yukon coast. An amateur radio report from George Island relays a message to officials about the crisis and the response effort.
The Rotary Club hosted a Christmas party at the Hotel Corey for about forty city boys aged six to twelve. Guests received candy boxes and apples, a turkey dinner, and gifts from club members including ties and lighted trinkets. Miss Lucile Murray led music with an orchestra, and the event was praised as one of the most pleasant meetings in recent memory.
N P Geertson, prominent local figure, leases the top floor of Patterson garage on Host Main and launches an automobile repair shop. He also offers car washing and general servicing with storage options announced by the proprietor, who brings eight years of auto repair experience including seven years at Garry Battery Service Station. The large front room is available for display purposes.
Reports describe a night storm sweeping the city causing poor visibility and street flooding. Weather conditions worsened as temperatures fell, with residents preparing for cold winds and a possible blizzard. Local merchants report disruptions to shopping and traffic patterns as cleanup begins.
Thirty railway and streetcar violators were arrested at Union Avenue and North Main Street after repeated warnings about a sign at the intersection. Officers stated fines would be issued to offenders, with some allowed to pass if they paid a two dollar fee. Gunter and Baird observed the scene. Baird, Erie railroad supervisor, was a visitor.
A fire swept through a block in DeForest causing extensive damage to multiple structures including HaMkditg and Curran Misi Comins. The origin and full extent remain under investigation as residents report smoke and rapid extension of flames.
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