Citizens National Bank reports record 1929 earnings and surplus gains
Citizens National Bank reports the best year in its history with record business and earnings. Cashier Harry W. Parker notes a twenty percent dividend, a $40 000 rise in surplus, and $15 000 increase in undivided profits. Employees receive ten percent Christmas bonuses. An annual stockholders meeting and AGHIMEL banquet are planned for January 14 at Hotel Corry.
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Citizens National Bank
Corry
Harry W. Parker
Citizens Bank
Aghimel
Art Students to Give Program at Woman's Club
A large Corry Woman's Club membership will attend an evening program at the club home on Mott street. Miss Betty King, daughter of Assemblyman J. H. King, and Miss Rebecca Mackenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Mackenzie, present textile design and weaving demonstrations. The event aims for a capacity attendance and promises engaging entertainment.
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Betty King
Rebecca MacKenzie
Corry Woman's Club
Mott Street
J. H. King
Woman's School
de den
Philadelphia
Rebso
Mackenzie
B.D. MacKenzie
Vesper
Heorge
School of Fine Arts
Boston
Gram
Dictatorship Ends in Spain Announced by Premier
Premier Primo de Rivera announced the Wing approved his plan to end the dictatorship and establish a semi normal government in Spain. The king's reception led to the Premier remaining in office indefinitely with plans for a reformed chamber of cortes and constitutional changes.
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Uniter Press
Madfaid
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Primo di Rivera
Aedine-chamber Cortes
Oupasiel Ty
Pennsylvania Nation Guard Unit Prepares for Federal Inspection
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard readies for the annual federal inspection at the State Armory on Saturday evening January 11. The final drill before inspection is set for next Monday evening with Major Pond to present instructions. Public, relatives, and friends are invited to observe the ceremonies.
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Pennsylvania Nations Guard
State Armory
U. S. Army
Pany
Major Pond
Bomb in Maryland home kills mother and injures seven
A mysterious gift bomb delivered to Mrs Naomi Hall Brady near Pleasant Maryland exploded killing Brady, an expectant mother, and injuring seven others including her mother Mrs Nora Hall and grandmother Margaret Bromiley. Four Hall children were hurt and a neighbor boy was cut by fragments. Police traced the package to an unknown messenger and searched relatives and locals for a motive. Washington and Maryland police led the investigation with no solid leads in the initial hours.
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United Press
Washington
Maryland
Pleasant
Here
Naomi Hall Brady
Nora Hall
Brady
Margaret Bromiley
John Hall
Womx
Herman Eday
Monoride fumes overwhelm twenty six workers in Pittsburgh incident
In Pittsburgh on January 2 twenty six Byllesby Engineering and Manufacturing Co employees were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in a dressing room deep beneath Brunet Island. Investigators sought how the deadly gas escaped as workers recovered from the incident. A separate report notes a slipper bandit reappeared, slapping a woman and stealing her purse and jewelry before fleeing.
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Uedies
Pittsburgh
Brunet Island
Byllesby Engineering and Manufacturing Corporation
Erie Freight Train Wrecks, No Injuries Reported
New York Jan 2 The Erie Railroad station master at Deposit New York said by telephone that a westbound freight train derailed near Guil Summit with ten cars and one locomotive. Early reports indicate no injuries.
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United Press
New York
Erie Railroad
Deposit
N. Y
United Press By Telephone Today
Guilt Summit
Theatre Fire Brings Charge of Homicide in Paisley
Chas Dorward, manager of Glen cinema Theatre in Paisley, Scotland, is charged with culpable homicide after a New Year’s Eve blaze caused a panic that killed seventy children. Investigations suggest deaths from asphyxia or injuries, not carbon monoxide. Town council opens relief fund with $5,000, matched by Universal Pictures. Identification of some bodies awaits.
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United Press
Paisley
Scotland
Chas, Dorward
Glen
Paisles
Universal Pictures Corporation
Dorr Goes on Trial for Chicago Murder
Samuel Howard Dorr faced a life trial in Chicago for the murder of his Sweetheart's husband. Mrs Genevieve O'Brien the board wife supported him by sharing responsibility for the motorman city clerk husband. Mrs Dorr, soon to become a mother, sobbed during the proceedings as the state sought the death penalty.
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United Press
Chicago
Samuel Howard Dorr
Torr
Genevieve O'Brien
Dorr
Two Die in Bus Crash Near Richmond Dayton Line
United Press dispatch reports a Greyhound bus crash in Indiana today killing two passengers and injuring seven others. The derailment occurred when the bus left the road and struck an iron fence near Connersville, Indiana. Victims identified include Thomas Karnes, 180, of Alexander City, and Hysterrota, 14ry, of Connorayilin.
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United Prose Haton
Richmond-Dayton
Sallés
Thor
Thomas Karnes
Aluxadidirin
Histherota
Connerayilin
Commission Not Concerned With Dry Issue Says Jones
Senator Jones of Washington says Hoover commission will not rule on the Eighteenth Amendment, treating it as constitutional and focusing on enforcement. He notes the panel may issue further reports and aims to complete most work by July, avoiding overdetail while addressing prohibition’s industrial effects.
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Jones
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
United iPress
Washington
Jsb
Tones Republican
Jeday
Borah
Toigho
Wlreaty
Denison Student Shoop Addresses Ki ss Club On Aviation
Clarence Shoop, Corry High School graduate and Dennison College student, spoke to the Ki ss Club at the Hotel Corry. He described his recent government aviation school entrance examination and its components, noting the exam took nearly a full day. He discussed airport importance to communities and shared remarks on local interest. The luncheon featured a lively musical program by the club orchestra and spirited singing.
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Clarence Shoop
Dennison College
Kiss Club
Corry High School
Granville
Ohio
Kindliis Club
Hotel Corry
Shoop
Tate
Whatian
Shop
Rural Carrier Here Since 1901 Retires
Frank J. Stowell of South Center street retires from Rural Delivery service at Corry post office effective December 28. He began delivering mail in Beaverdam and later served the same route from Corry after 1915, averaging about 26 miles daily for nearly 29 years with few absences. He plans a Cleveland visit to see daughter Mrs Merle Cowles and family.
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Corry
Frank J. Stowell
South Center Street
Cleveland
Merle Cowles
Crowell
Wagam
Beayadam
Twelve U S Attorneys Dismissed or Resigned Since March
Washington January 2 Twelve United States district attorneys have either resigned or been dismissed from government service since last March 4 as a result of a nation wide survey conducted by the department of justice Attorney General Mitchell announced today.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Justce Department
Mitchell
Rhode Island seeks federal aid in guard killings probe
Attorney General Oscar L. Heltzen announced Rhode Island will seek federal government cooperation in investigating the coast guard killings of three alleged smugglers near Narragansett Bay. He will request Hoover aid through Senators Metcalf and Herbert if needed and will personally handle the Newport inquest opening at 2 p.m.
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Providence
R. 1
Hoover
Oscar L. Heltzen
Rhode Island
Washington
Benjamin M. McLyman
Coast Guards
Thhree
Nurrangansett Bay
Helizon
Mr. Hoover
Jesse Metogli
Felix Herbert F
Courier
Newport
Cauffiel Ruled Out Of Johns Town Mayoral Office
Joseph Cauffiel is no longer mayor of Johnstown after President Judge John B. Evis ruled there is a vacancy in the office. The decision follows his incarceration for a two year term after misdemeanors and related charges. The city treasurer is to pay warrants signed by city officers.
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Py Wnned
Johnstown
Joseph Cauffiel
John B. Evsis
Cauffiel
Ryans
City of
Child Fatally Burned in House Fire Incident
In Howlobley Valley a nine year old named Cheston Brontinger died when a heater exploded in the basement of the family home. Family members were injured and hospitalized but reported recovering.
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Cheston
Howlobley Valley
Tho
Boy Will Not Be Asked to Testify Against Mother
John Powers, Lawrence county district attorney elect, said four year old Donald Schroeder will not be called to testify against his mother Irene Schroeder if she and two male companions are captured. He would identify her if needed at trial but not force the boy to testify about the December 27 holdup and shooting. The child has been under heavy guard since being found at his grandfather’s home in West Virginia amid fears captors might abduct him. Donald was questioned at the Hotel Colonial and told a clear recital of the killing. He is now in the custody of a parole officer and taken to the courthouse under police protection.
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New Castle
John Powers
Lawrence County
Flect
Donald Schroeder
Irene Schroeder
Powers
Brady Paul
Paul
Ernest Moore
Indéer
Henwood
W. Va
Donald
Hotel Colonial
Court House
Steamer Disabled in Columbia River
The steamship California of the States line broke her steering engine about 209 miles out of the Columbia river today. Her owners here were advised by wireless. The radios said the vessel was in no danger, but the master requested a tow because of the difficulty of hand steering.
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United’ Press
Portland
Ore
California
States Line
Columbia River
Five Best Radio Entertainment Listings Today
A compact listing of radio programs across NBC and local networks. Highlights include NBC’s Meschman Hour and Detective drama at 9:00 BST, WABC and Obs Network offerings, and Seiberting Singers.
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NBC
Meschman
WABC
Obs
Seiberting
Wid
Vietuy
NABBED WHILE TRAPPING AT LOCAL FUR FARM
Two men, Roy E Bishee and Harold Bishee, were captured early today on a fur farm on West Columbus Avenue run by R. H. VanTassel and H. B. Lyons after traps were found in a swamp used for muskrat propagation. They were jailed as Game Protector Langdon from Erie prepared to file informations. The trap team included R. H. VanTassel, H. B. Watrous and Clifford Fales. One brother surrendered. the other fled but was captured. VanTassel’s gun misfired when snow clogged the barrel, sparing him possible injury. Authorities plan charges of larceny and trespassing.
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Mne
Trepair
R. H. VanTassel
H. &. Lyons
West Columbus Avenue
Roy E Bishee
Union City
Avold Bishee
Langdon
Erie
H.B. Watrous
Clifford Fales
Bisbee Brothers
VanTassel
Bisbee
Retirements Reach One Hundred Ten Pennsylvania R R Workers
Philadelphia report notes 110 Pennsylvan ia Railroad employees retired Jan 1 under the pension plan. Forty five have 50 years or more service, 73 show 40 years. Names include Edwin P. Callow and Elmer Renninger among others with long records. Since 1900, 23,285 retired, 1,542 died, 699 living and drawing pensions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edwin P. Callow
Media
Elmer E. Renninger
Willimmsport
Henry C. Gibson
William J. Eltinger
Hartisburg
John A. Lytle
Miyrone
Pay
Frank B. Agey
W. Kitaver
Qulumbiana
Notheral Bellevue
Enis
Lon
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