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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
5
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District Attorney Chas. G. Hubbard was named for a post, pending approval by Waidgé Bouton. Other county appointments, slated for yesterday, were postponed due to the death of County Treasurer Charles H. Henderson. The board will reconvene next Monday to finalize the appointments.
A stream of personal notices lists Charles Jull arriving from Chicago for business, Miss Anna Sanderson visiting Warren, and numerous locals like Mrs. H C Carr, Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, Miss Nellie Grey, Mrs. L Burford, Mrs. Merle Hi Geisilnie, Victor Armitage, Dr. G Emerson, Mrs. W H Pedigo, Clifford Smith, Mrs. Glo Lafferty, Mrs. G H Tillotson, Mrs. Hattie Chamberlin, Miss Helen Rowe, Miss Belle Kinney, Miss Bernice Gillette, and Mrs. Ruth Whittaker among others visiting or traveling to Spring Creek, Union City, Bear Lake, Jamestown, Sherman, Ogontz School, and Buffalo for relatives, business, or study.
Union services as part of a week of prayer attracted growing crowds at the Christian Missionary Alliance church last evening. Rev G H Morgan led with assistance from Rev W Bartlett and others delivering prayers, readings, and sermons on missionaries. Tonight the series moves to the Presbyterian church with Rev William Hall delivering the sermon on "The Schools." continuous attendance rises as the week continues with daily services.
Dorcas Sunday School class members met Wednesday evening at Mrs Worth Hiarmond’s home for a social and business session. Mrs Marmion and Mrs Orrin were unable to attend. A church dinner planned for Wednesday evening, six o clock, was discussed. E Burnett advised all members to attend Sunday school and rehearsals for the near future were arranged. Mrs Hubert Hoerlein was elected secretary to fill the vacancy from Miss Ellen York’s resignation. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostesses.
United Press report from Portland states that the steamer West Histon is aground off Cape Disappointment in a breeze. Coast guard and life stations were notified as Cutter Snohomish departed Astoria to aid the vessel, with early speculation naming the Ky. tense or Gruen Northi Bend as possible ship identities.
Pol authorities investigated a theft on West Pleasant Street this afternoon involving a team of horses from a Mohawk dairy. A man named Phil, linked to other city incidents, is helping officers as they try to track the sleigh ride thief and recover the stolen animals.
A 17 year old found unconscious on the David Boster estate near McKeesport remains in a coma at Molkersport Hospital. Doctors say she shows no signs of poisoning or injury and the cause of her condition is not yet clear.
Logan and Bryan of Oil City present closing market figures for many issues. Notable quotes include 178% for Anaconda, 50% for Chrysler, and 40% for Studebaker. Major rail and utility names such as Chicago and Northwestern, Northern Pacific, Seaboard, and Columbus Gas appear among varied percentages and listings.
Harrisburg June 5 Public Service Commission announced the dismissal of the citys complaint against Mutual Telephone Companys rates. The ruling confirms the rates as of April 1, 1826.
An advertisement touts Lifetone and Lifeton tablets as a health restorer promising stronger nerves and steady vitality. Claims include relief from worry and nervousness within weeks, with a sales pitch for 72 tablets and associated restorative effects.
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