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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1929

Page

8

Theft and construction rush on Tidiquote Road project

The Tionesta Republican reports York engineering and construction crews paving the Allegheny Highway between Tidionte and Irvineton bridge with a large work force. It notes two derrick boats and barges being built at Alihoni for the road constriction, timber shipments from Washington State, and a bank robbery attempt linked to a stolen diamond ring. Police seek four men connected to the case.

York Construction Company North East York! Engineering and Constriction Co York Allegheny Tidionte Irvineton Bridge Pietna Miltor Rice Ol City Re A. Cook Aiesth Alihoni Cig Thong Sun Altham Baldy BS Collis Timber PLC Washington State Wheeler & Disentucy Endeavor Riefe North East National Bank Clond Shbin New York State Nini Eric Tris Max

Thompson's Barosma Kidney and Liver Compound Endorsed

A letter from Mrs. Susan M. Lyons of Titusville Pa endorses Thompson's Barosma Kidney and Liver Compound as a fine medicine claiming relief from rheumatism and improved health. The ad touts a one dollar bottle, money back if it fails and warns of kidney disease danger, urging readers to heed signals like dizziness and vision specks while suggesting Golden Tax Tablets and mix with Barosma.

Susan M. Lyons Titusville That & T Thompson Ind Barosta

French Creek News Notes March February rough local items

French Creek notes from February 13 report small town happenings. Families visit neighbors in Ripley and Sherman while others welcome new borns and recover from illness. Local workers and students relocate, and a road superintendent vacancy is filled after Harry Evans's death.

French Creek Fep Inelson Rochester Ray Perkin Sherman Iis Tod TeWinkle Bennatt Corry Ailsa Marguerite Stoddard Donald Helwig North Tonawand Amos Val Ridin John Hortink Lottie More Wer Hiram Hekerink John Sickanen Evelyn ‘Davis Comry W. W. Hammonday Harry Evans Warren Whitney

Tea Isenjoyed at Lent Tea Held at Collier Home

Mrs Perry Collier chaired a Lent tea at the home of Mr and Mrs Party Collier East South street attended by a good crowd. The program included songs, music, saxophone duets and radio minutes with refreshments. A silver offering benefited the Emmanuel Guild with weekly teas planned during Lent.

Perry Collier Clyde Wilcox J. di. Harden Clyde Wilson Clark Pain Party Collier East South Street P. Is

Blueeye News Notes Feb 11 Local Social Roundup

Blueeye notes record a flurry of visits and small town greetings. Neighbors and relatives from Weat Spring Crisk Warren and Lottsville mingle at various homes including Mesd and Russell households. Several residents travel to Corry and Bear Lake for work or visits, while clubs and meetings continue nearby.

Blue Eye Dick Bates Weat Spring Crisk Ernie Lowe Charles Spencer Ploence Youngsville Mia-Alta Med Hilds Arnold Ruth Alice Mable Anderson Ann Weider Elton Morrison Warren Margaret Sandburg Will Burch Mary Martin Bear Lake Prancea Jaquith Exile Lowe Connie Higgins Lottsville Laura McIntyre Wilma Bindley George Russell Sugar Grove Henry Jaquith Ta Corry Wil! Burchaity Bred Yates Charles Bandburg King’s Daughters Spring Creek George Nelson Ata Mead Irvin Brigga Aira Martha Griswold Ly Niobe Clem Miller Emile Lowe

Mail carrier hurt in fall on icy street

In Muscatine, Janos Borland a substitute carrier for the Municipal post office on Colbert avenue slipped on ice at 120 West First street and struck his head. He was taken inside and later regained consciousness but suffered pain. The incident highlights the department relying on substitute carriers during a snow period.

OM City Med Janos Borland Colbert Avenue OU City Post Office Frank Kitchell West First Street JT. A. Fawcett Borland Fawcett Post Office

Incendiary Fire Destroys Pontiac Sedan in Detroit District

A Pontiac sedan owned by Joseph Nicosia was destroyed by a Wednesday night fire believed incendiary. Investigators found evidence of gasoline and a fuse at the scene near Isth and Green Garden streets, with two containers found nearby. The car, valued at $600, was parked on West Fifth Street area between 11th and 12th streets. police Dr. Alvin Wright led the investigation.

Brie Med Joseph Nicosa Fth Isth Green Garden Riy Berans Nicosia Motoruycle Trolman Alvin Wright Whiel H Opty

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