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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1930

Page

6

Flick Given 610 12 Years In Penitentiary

In Franklin on February 11, Floyd Flick and John Gidders faced second degree murder sentences for the death of Walter Powell. Flick received not less than six nor more than twelve years at the Western Penitentiary with hard labor. Gidders, who pleaded guilty, faces nine to seventy nine years with credit for time served since Powell’s death. Judge Parker noted the duty to deduct time already served, with Gidders having served about six weeks for felonious assault.

Franklin Venango County Floyd Flick Oil City John Gidders Walter Powell Western Penitentiary Gidders Powell Parker P. A. Wilbert Coliises

Card Party Raises Funds for Corry Club Scholarship

A well attended card party added a goodly sum to the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club scholarship fund. The committee included Miss Helen Morrell, Miss Mildred Goring, Miss Lena Merker, and Mrs. Eva Capwell. Twenty one bridge tables earned awards for Miss Arlene Haight, Miss Harriet Myers, Mia W. G. Young, and Mrs. Elsie Nichols. Heart shaped cookies and coffee were served at 11 o'clock with St Valentine decorations throughout.

Corry St. Valentine's

Heating problem at Senior High solved

The Board of Education announced that heating troubles at the Senior High building are now resolved. Investigation showed distribution of air currents caused past issues, not furnace defects. The system closes cold air drafts before school, circulates warmer air first, and is expected to cut gas use and prevent classroom cold spells.

Board of Education Charles S. Monroe Monroe

Dague Visited by Aged Father in Jail Visit

Glenn Dague awaiting trial for slaying highway patrolman Brady Paul has seen his father for the first time in months. The visiting moment occurred in Lawrence county jail as the elder man rose from a sick bed to embrace his son and vow to stand by him. Detention Officer Dunlap said Homer Schroeder, the divorced husband of Mrs. Schroeder, plans to travel east to claim Donnie, the couple’s four year old son, who is a state witness. Donnie accompanied his mother and Dague on the ride that ended with the shooting.

United Press New Castle Glenn Dague Ire Schroeder Brady Paul Dague Lawrence County Anti-Som

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Meeting Report

The auxiliary to Lieut Clyde D Wilcox Post No 121 Spanish War Veterans met at the VFW home on West Washington. Attending were Mrs Bertha McKnight and Mrs M Jennison of Pittsburgh and Mrs Mayme Condrin of Oil City. Two members were initiated and Mrs Mary Parkhurst was installed as assistant conductress by Mrs Condrin. After the meeting members joined for social hour and refreshments. J H Martin returned home after a visit in Sunbury with relatives.

Clyde D. Wilcox West Washington Street Bertha McKnight M. Jennison Pittsburgh Mayme Condrin Oil City Mary Parkhurst Condarin John I Commandery

Firm tone at stock market opening today

New York Feb 11 A firm tone was shown at the opening with steel unchanged at 181 1 2 while many industrials rails and oils advanced fractionally. Trading was quiet with a block of 5 000 Curtiss-Wright at 91, Auburn Auto up, Fox Film A 5 000 shares at 90, Westinghouse Air Brakes 47, and Canadian Pacific 220 1 3. Continuous fractional gains in rail stocks and small climbs elsewhere, steadying mix.

New York Curtiss-Wright Auburn Auto Fox Film A Westinghouse North American Standard Canadian Pacific St. Paul Preferred Missouri-Kansas-Texas Pennsylvania Delaware General Toots Common Fox Marly

SPARTA AREA NEWS NOTES AND FAMILY VISITS

Sparta and vicinity report a forearm fracture of 15 year old Harry Peck after a car crank accident. Local residents attend the Sparta Grange anniversary program with over 50 in attendance. families visit in town, and multiple residents travel to nearby towns for illness or events. Social gatherings include card clubs, home entertainments, and a Valentine themed decor.

Spartansburg Harry Peck Joseph Peck Hatchtown W. H. Ernest Ralph W. Webb Brockton N. Y Edward Bullock Mae Priscilla Senior Townville Charles Rota Albert Scouten Britton Run Wave T Blakeslee Sparta Grange Arnoon Grange Wiy Schreckengost Erie Ray Nancy ‘Thompson Barbara Webb Charles Dougherty Jack George Shingledecker Ol City A. W. Jude

Death of Wilbur L. Reed At Harlington Tex

Wilbur L. Reed died Sunday afternoon at a Harlington hospital after weeks as a patient following injuries from an auto accident. Remains to be brought home with arrival expected Thursday. Sympathy extended to Mrs. E. H. Gillette of Townville and other relatives.

John Pulham Wes Wilbur L. Reed Harlington Tex Reed E. H. Gillette Townville Mia Charles Scarein Arthur Cox , Jr Hatchtown Guy M. Fish W. P. Burlingham Meadville

Pythians Plan Card Party At Pythian Hall

Plans are completed for a card party to be hosted by the Pythian Sisters on Wednesday evening. The public is invited to attend. Lunch will be served and awards will be presented. A large crowd is hoped for at the Pythian Hall.

Hanls Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall

Dick Itn Viola Eort of Timers Played With the Seasons

Unclear fragmentary text references a violinist or music scene. Names and details are unreadable. unable to identify concrete persons, places, or events to form a reliable summary card.

Viola Eort Timers

Nee Don’t Hide Ye 1 Use a Reflect of 1e Chicago

A brief note reflects on public image and language from Chicago in a reflective tone. It notes attention to phrasing, visibility, and the impact of wording on perception. The piece underscores clarity and openness in public discourse.

Chicago

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