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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1930
Page
8
An OCR fragment presents characters Massoi, Bas, and Henry Hine in a turbulent parlor scene. Dialogue hints at secrets, a mysterious Purchase, and a quest or warning. The text is garbled but suggests a dramatic domestic moment and shifting loyalties among unnamed players.
A tense chase unfolds around Mapua and Western Viapure as a fugitive slips through a night garden, Maidstone notes, Bassett and Amory clash over capture, and a wary Moonlit island holds hidden threats. The narrator recounts the slippery pursuit ending with dawn at Maidstone's while tension lingers.
National reaction heats up as Washington moves to curb alleged profanity from KWKH Shreveport La. Courts weigh in on radio time rights while WLS WENR WCBD Chicago receive competing rulings. Senator Dill supports action citing public interest and airwave crime ban.
The Readers Club resumed activities after the holidays at Mrs. Mary Whit tlesey’s home on West Church Street with twelve members present. Papers read covered Jefferson and related topics, including Jefferson the State by Mrs. Mary Phelps and Jefferson the Homemaker by Mrs. Thomas Ragan. The club enjoyed the Lafayette item presented by Mrs. C. F. Cronin, and Mrs. Clara Osborne will host next Monday.
In distant Western Papua a tireless woman cared for the sick and homeless, soothed fears, and ran a hard life with danger near. She stood as the stoutest figure amid risk, and the narrator recalls a tense confrontation with Spicer at a veranda as a larger story unfolds.
Franklin News discusses renewed interest in historic water navigation on the Allegheny basin. Geologists outline a theory that the river once flowed northwest to a lake, with uncertain drift deposits shaping the present surface. Some suggest restoring ancient conditions could allow steamboats to visit Warren, Pennsylvania, referencing Father Bonnecamp’s early map of the region.
An Indianapolis flame tragedy reports a gasoline blast at the Kiesner home killing a child and seriously burning four others. Kluesner, 31, poured fuel into a stove to quicken the fire, causing the explosion that engulfed his family and neighbors. Mary and Florence Kiesner died. others were injured, with several relatives not expected to survive.
Union City reports a fresh burglary wave with a Root Furniture Store entry by smashing a rear window. A register held about 150 cents in change, while Hess Grocery saw similar break ins with coins missing. Mittens lay near a broken case as Chief Magee conducts a thorough probe, hoping for arrests. Prey Shelley of Titusville visited yesterday.
Rehearsals for the Marianne production are well advanced under Emmanuel Episcopal Church auspices. The show will be staged at the Senior High School auditorium on January 16 and 17 with about 150 local boys and girls in the cast. Miss Music and Miss Hoffman lead the project and report growing success in preparations. Rehearsals occur weekly in the Parish Hall and the play is expected to draw a capacity audience when performed.
The Woman's Club hosts an open house this evening at the club home starting at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Guy Abbey and Mrs. Bates organized a pleasing program with dances of the season and community dancing led by Miss Agnes Connell. An awards segment is planned and refreshments will be served by Home Department committees, aiming to attract a large membership.
Crowds gather in Rome as Princess M and Crown Prince wed at the royal palace. Dignitaries from Bulgaria Portugal Spain and France attend with King Humbert and Queen Marie Jose leading the ceremony in the historic setting. The procession moves from palace rooms to the royal chapel as bells toll and nobles in train pass through the corridors.
Miller, a 45 year old physician at a city hospital, was killed today after a slashing incident. Police report says the assailant overpowered a nurse before sustaining injuries and being taken into custody. Details from the hospital and authorities remain incomplete as the investigation continues.
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