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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1930

Page

6

Greenville youths killed in railroad crossing crash

Three Greenville men, Richard Smith aged 23 Orrin Reagle 22 and Boward Webber 23, were killed when their small roadster was struck by a Erie Railroad passenger train at Main Street crossing. The car was dragged 900 feet onto the engine pilot before stopping near the station. Frost on the windshield reduced visibility after a hall dance and a late return home. Smith died instantly. Reagle died en route to Greenville hospital and Webber died after admission.

Erie Chicago Greenville Trie

Creeds Cooperate Through Federal Council of Churches

The Federal Council of Churches in America promotes Christian cooperation across diverse Protestant groups. Its Chicago meeting defended its methods, argued against pagan opposition, and highlighted its role in peace, international goodwill, and social service. noting budget, offices, and support for arms reduction and the Kellogg treaty.

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Chicago Federal Council Federal Council of Churchee United Voice United Pressington Friedrichshafen Germany Council Washington New York Army and Navy World Court League of Nations Christian Conscience of America America Les Behind 1 Jesus Chicago Evening Post

Youths Held for Larceny in Johnsonburg

Five boys from Second Avenue area in Johnsonburg Va are accused of theft at the Josep Curley store on Spruce Street. Goods missing prompted a police watch. one youth confessed after questioning and named others. All were given a hearing and held for the next court term.

Johnsonburg Second Avenue Josep Curley Spruce Street

Card Party at V F W Home

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary sponsors a card party at the V F W Home on West Washington Street Tuesday evening. Bridge and five hundred tables, light refreshments, and a large attendance are planned. Reservations with Mrs Earl Jackson or Mrs Paul Lines.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Lauree Auxiliary V. Fr. W West Washington Street Bridge Five Hundred Earl Jackson Paul Lines

Warren County Seeks Bids On Vote Machines

Warren County commissioners plan sealed bids by February 26 for sixteen automatic voting machines to be delivered by May 15 1930. Specifications available at the commissioners' office with certified checks of $1,000 required. The move aligns with a 1929 borough vote favoring machines, and The Automatic Voting Machine Corporation of Warren notes prior orders in Clearfield and Somerset counties. Mrs William Deyo returning home from Detroit.

Weil Lis Elocomate St. Jamestown Warren Pennsylvania County Commissioners Clearfield County Brrough DuBois Somerset County Windher

Deputy to Assist in Filing Tax Returns in Corry

Taxpayers in Corry can get free help filing their 1929 returns at the federal building on February 20 and 24. A deputy IRS collector will be present to assist with Form 1040A for salaries under 5000 and Form 1040 for higher or business related incomes. Returns are due by March 15.

Corry Internal Revenue Federal Building

Bitter Cold Grip Shakes City Overnight

A minimum of eighteen degrees below zero was recorded at the J W A P Howard Company plant east of the city as Saturday night brought some of the coldest weather of winter. Temperatures fell to ten to fifteen below in the city by 7 a m Sunday, with the cold snap easing later under a bright clear day and sunshine. The weatherman promised continued relief.

Mercury

The Reason Women Pay to See the Fat Woman at the Circus

The reason women pay to see the fat woman at the circus is that they want to see somebody who is in worse shape than they are.

Premier Tardieu Confined To Bed With Illness

United Press reports Premier Andre Tardieu is confined to bed with grippe and strain from overwork. His temperature eased from 100.9, doctors say he will rest four days and may attend a cabinet meeting Thursday after brief talks with ministers in London. Also notes St Pauls Chapel, New York, dating to 1704.

United Press Parts Fev Andre Tardieu London Aad Jean Yacuel Tardieu

Car Hits Steam Shovel Fatally Hurts Merrill in Cleveland

David B. Merrill of Cleveland Heights died after a car carrying seven others crashed into a steam shovel at a street corner in eastern Cleveland. Driver George B. Reynolds was arrested. Ralph Morgan remained in critical condition. Merrill, 87, a Britton Printing salesman, reportedly had only a facial injury before death. An autopsy may be requested. the night job involved sewer work and the shovel was guarded by a watchman. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Morgan survived without injuries. Merrill had previously lived in Jamestown, NY.

Cleveland David Br.merrill Cleveland Heights George B. Reynolds Ralph Mr. Morgan St Duke's Hospital St Luke's Hospital Mr. Merrill

Odd PASTOR OFERI FOR Corry Odd. county council meeting notes

A fragmented report describes a Union County Council gathering with officers named Kapple Auer Henry and McD Carmany, plus Grand Representative McD and several Warren Meadville attendees. The event included a program, speeches, and acknowledgments, with mentions of the Orphans Home and the Warren Home. The record lacks full coherence.

Odd Wely Unio Fermi Finstite County Council Cuiven Pas Warren Forry Civiutaties New Erie Kapple Union Auer Coury Vit Bisbee Union M. Hillyer M. Henry Union Impressive T Gram Tunicheon George B Carmany A. G. Bicholz Side Inn Grove Grand Meadville Fir Wood Super Orphans Warren Grand City Mentelson Warren Home; Ralpt-21 Mead Babcock Lakes Nay Yo and Wade

Fragmented historical clipping hints at local notices and notices

Fragmentary OCR shows scattered lines referencing Nelson Baldwin, a Tas location, Sunday night events, and mentions of appointments, revenues, and expenses. The legible items suggest a local newspaper brief with notices, prices, and names, but it is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative.

Nelson Baldw Baldy the Times Scott

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E.R.R Creeds Federal Council OF Churches Graf Zeppelin Brazil Smith Brothers Triple Action V.F.W Warren County William Deyo Detroit, Mich Premier Tardieu St. Paul's Chapel New York City Merrill Jamestown Ibs Citizens National Bank Gorry, PA G. C. Kapple Press Council Corry Odd Alice Hospital Atta Portell Folie United Stampa Ot
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