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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1929

Page

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Deluge of Bills Pouring Into Legislature Y M C A Work Wins Local Support

An enthusiastic gathering at the Hotel Corry, arranged by the State Y M C A, heard a May analysis of Y M C A aims and the High School HI Y activities. W. W. Bull and Philo Gr. Dix led the discussion, praising the organization’s character building and religion emphasis as a foundation for future city Y work. Committees were formed to raise 700 to 1000 dollars to expand HI Y facilities, with notes of possible broader Y plans in Corry.

Y.M.C.A Corry Young Men's Christian Association Hotel Corry State Young Men's Christian Association W. W. Bull Meadvilis Mt D L. A. Pickett Harrisburg Bailey Ute Nia Philo Gr. Dix Association Dix Dis Everting Hall Iolicitora

Fight Over Kellogg Treaty Nears Closure

Washington January 15 The Kellogg Treaty debate nears its end in the Senate as Reed Missouri senators consider a foreign relations committee report. Reed plans to vote for the treaty with pledges from others, while Borah and administration allies resist urging a speedy tally to avoid misinterpretation of reservations.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington Senate James A. Reed Missouri Foreign Relations Reed Provident Gootidge Kellogg Monroe Tf Bowic Robinson Swanson Mora Republi Se Servatorista Burns

Kin of Wife of Noted Lecturer Bambino Still to Speak Here

Kinsmen of Mia Babe Ruth still suspect foul play in the fire death at Dr Edward H Kinder's home. A second examination was ordered as officials await the examiner's report amid public interest in Babe Ruth's family troubles. Elwood Bailey, Redpath lecturer, will speak in Corry on Thursday evening on Human Guide Posts and the civic impact of individual lives.

Bambino Still United Press Dr. Kinder Ruth Elwood Bailey Elwood Bailey Redpath Corry Teachers of the Europe America

Bank Officers Re-Elected At Citizens Bank Meeting

Directors of Citizens Bank re elected officers for the coming year at yesterday afternoon’s session. New appointment S Walter Sweet named assistant cashier. Officers named were President J Désamond, Vice President S G Sweet, Cashier H W Parker, Assistant Cashier M H McCarthy and Assistant Cashier S Walter Sweet. Directors include J Désamond S G Sweet H W Parker P A Loveland D L Bracken C F P Brown O E Doane Dr A L Smith G Barlow.

Citizens Bank Walter Sweet Citizens National Bank S. Walter Sweet J. Desmond S. G. Sweet H. W. Parker Mararet H. McCarthy S Walter Sweet J. J. Désamond G. Sweet P. A. Loveland D. L. Bracken C. FP. Brown O. E. Doane A. L. Smith G. Barlow

King George advances hold on recovery not yet declared

London June 15 King George remains slow to recover from illness bed ridden for about two months. Queen Mary, ill since Friday, has practically recovered. Prince George said to be much better at Buckingham Palace. San Diego California January 15 The Army monoplane Question Mark flight to Washington may resume Friday or Saturday after Capt Tra Baker’s mother at Ellon, Texas, improves and Baker reports the endurance record flight completed yesterday.

Unites Frese London King George Gall Buckingham Palace Queen Mary Princ George United Press SAN Dingo Cnilf Washington Tra Baker Eilon Pex Baker Question Magic Iden

Midwest Freezes as Cold Wave Grimly Grips the Region

The central United States endures a blizzard siege with wind and subzero temperatures. Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas Indiana Michigan and Ohio face readings near zero to minus ten. Chicago welfare efforts to aid slum residents are hampered by heavy snow while a spread of the Alaska-originating cold affected Missouri and portions of Pennsylvania.

United Press Chicago United States Tureau Hite Middle West Ilinois Minnesota Wisconsin Dakotas Indiana Upper Michigan Great Lakes Alaska Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania Missouri

Nominated to West Point standings noted

Neil M. Wallace of Clymer was nominated by Congressman Reed for West Point admission after competitive elimination. Kenneth James Marder of James Town named first alternate and Button ME Shinners of Dunkirk second alternate. Standings show Wallace 735, Hartley 70.75, Shinners 70.25.

Neil M. Wallace Clymer Daniel A. Reed Dunleith United States Military Academy West Point Kenneth James Marder James Lown Button ME Shinners Dunkirk Wale Jace Hartley Shinne

Vote on Sunday observance in Pennsylvania House

Harrisburg Jan 15 A first measure on Sunday laws appears in the Pennsylvania House as Rep Musmanno Allegheny proposes a referendum by electors of townships boroughs and cities to decide permissible sports and entertainments on Sunday A separate bill from Rep Howe Allegheny aims to prohibit operation of trolley cars on grades of two percent or more

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Musmanno Allegheny Howe

Ship Sinking Report Says 16 Feared Lost

Berlin dispatch reports 16 crewmen of the British fishing steamer Thomas Hardy drowned when the vessel sank in the Arctic Ocean. Hull owners say no word of disaster has been received in unofficial dispatches and deny confirmation of the loss.

United Press Berlin Hull England Thomas Hardy Mak Arctic

Hillstrom speaks to Rotary on community good

J A Hillstrom secretary and GM of Corry Damestown Manufacturing spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Corry on What is Good for the Community Religion. His remarks drew interest and featured a New Year prayer by Roger W Babson. The meeting introduced a new club orchestra with members including Lucile Murray Boyd Emrich and others.

J. A. Hillstrom Corry-damestown Manufacturing Corporation Rotary Club Hotel Corry Hillstrom Addres Roger W. Babson Service Club New Club Lucile Murray Boyd Emrich C.F. Ben Fett Harry Rhodes Ed Clarks Ralph Fogel Horton J. Davis R. S. Dewey Miss Murray

First Bills in Legislature Introduced in Harrisburg

Harrisburg January 15 The House opened with bills introduced for the new session The speaker ruled all bills must be signed The first bill by Speaker A B Hess Lancaster concerns an amendment to the public school employees retirement fund It provides compensation for former teachers who agree to be available to teach when called and to serve under the school board.

United Press Harrisburg A. B. Hess Lancaster

Healing Art Board Reports Proposed Medical Practice Bills

Harrisburg January 18 Five measures strengthening laws governing medicine and healing arts were presented to the Pennsylvania Legislature as part of the health art commission report. A majority and minority report accompanied the submission and was referred to committee.

Wey United Frees Harrisburg Pennsylvania Health Art Commission

Heavy Snowfalls Hit Corry City Overnight

Corry was blanketed under more than a foot of snow after a heavy overnight storm. Temperatures rose briefly then dropped again as wind chills plunged to near zero. Snow drifts clogged streets and slowed traffic, with eight inches recorded during the night and continued cold, frigid conditions expected today.

Corry Sbesero Mercury

Grun dy guiding force behind this session

Harrisburg bound report on the 1324 Pennsylvania General Assembly opening. Grundy influence visible in House rules and committee assignments as 400 bills loom. Gov Fisher budget due Jan 28. administration bills projected to move smoothly with little opposition. New aeronautics panel formed. highway and road measures begin filing in the hopper.

Onis Joseph Grundy Erisol House Rules Committee Grundy Perry Philadelphia Williams Tioga Flynn Elk Marcus Allegheny Spangler York House Aeronautics Fisher Is Commission Pennsylvania Hess State Committee Rhoades Dillas Miller Northampton Howe

Rich Spokane socialite driven to death by domineering mother

Ruth McDonald a wealthy Spokane society woman died beside her car near the Bowl and Pitcher rapids. Police say she committed suicide by exhaust fumes after years of motherly domination. Letters reveal a failed romance with Leonia Fink of Seattle and a plan to marry. She left securities worth £150,000 to protect her lover. Her farewell note asked her mother to look for her at the Bowl and Pitcher if she did not return.

Spokane Ruth McDonald Miss McDonatti Qghien 3 Miss McDonald Miss McDonald Leonia Fink Seattle

Five Best Radio Features Listings and Networks

A compact listing shows Tonight's top radio features across Newark and Cincinnati stations. Highlights include WLW at 9 p.m. with Perfiet Circle Symphony, WABC and network at 9 p.m. with Voice of Columbia, WEAR network 9 p.m. plus Eyeready Hour on WABG at 10 p.m. featuring Hank Simmon's Show Boat.

Newark Main St WLW Cincinnati Circle Symphony WABC Voice of Columbia WEAR WABG Hank Simmon

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Babe Ruth BANK King Congressman Reed Paris Prince Nikita Tate Alexander Russia Nikita Caarinta D. A. Hillstrom Orchestra Healing Art Board Reports Arthur N. Suverkrup Tew
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