Industrial Bowling League report and taxi crash details
The Corry Journal covers industrial bowling league results, player notes, and a dawn traffic accident on Kane-Warren highway. A taxi carrying three passengers skidded after a frosted windshield incident near the Al Brumer garage. driver and passengers were treated, with the car later righted and towed to Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo Kane
Inn
Ajax Tron Works
S. Railiator
Dodge Tax
Sheffield
Kane-Warren
P. L
Campbell Farm
Corry Chalk
Hugh Timbs
Corry-damestown
Corry Journal
Raymond Mfg. Co
Ware Ug
Raymonds
W. Shannon
Kane
Glison 1
al. Brumer
Naaman
Weecker
Rae Ave
Cracker
H. Patterson
Death claims Bishop Sellew in Tames Town
Bishop Walter A. Sellew ages 68 of Falconer street died suddenly yesterday afternoon of pneumonia in Tames Town. He had served as Bishop of the Free Methodist Church of North America since 1998 and was scheduled to address a First Methodist Episcopal Church meeting marking national prohibition’s ninth anniversary.
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Tamestown
Juin
Walter A. Sellew
Falconer Street
Free
Methodlis
Church of North America
Etelock
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Turns Fourteen on January Twenty First
CHICAGO Jan 17 Kiwanis International will be 14 years old January 21. From Detroit where the first Kiwanis meeting was held in 1915 the organization has grown to 1767 clubs with over 102000 members. President S Cummings of Ames City says Kiwanis success lies in human and spiritual fields, not just numbers. Activities planned include aid to underprivileged children citizenship business and urban relations, vocational guidance, and more. In 1928 over 350 social and civic activities were conducted.
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Chicago
Kiwanis International
Troft
United States
Canada
Isiwanis 15
S. Cummings
Ismas City
Kiwanis
Cummings
Jenipagsis
Siwanis
Abs
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We express thanks for the numerous acts of kindness flowers and sympathy shown during our bereavement. Mrs Fréd Mertz and family Mrs Carrie Goring and family extend appreciation for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Briggs
Stella
Tryiie Briggs
Fréd Mertz
Carrie Goring Nu
Funeral Services for Edward Myers Held at Residence
Rev. Roger Cressey presided at a Wednesday afternoon funeral for Edward Myers at 17 Mill Street residence. The service at 2 pm drew relatives and neighbors, with abundant flowers and interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Pallbearers named were George Kinley, Thomas Green, Ben Gourl, William Heath, Charles Lester, and Arthur Knupp. Relatives from out of town attended, including Mrs. Lopisa Dewdy of Columbus, Mr and Mrs. Charles Klebsig and Christ Kroch of Buffalo, and Mrs. Agnes Pirt of Tumestown.
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Edward Myers
Roger Cressey
The
Presbyterian Church
Hidward Mynesy
Mill Street
Pine Grove
Beavers
George Kinley
Thomas Green
Ben Gourl
William Heath
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James Chelton
Corry RD
Suse
Ozarka
Taquire
Sellew
Gil Bity Trust Company
Gil Neay
Ises
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Maxwell House
Baker’s
Sultana Peanut Butter
Grandmother's
We Dairy Maid
Hallower Dates
Camel Brand
Smyrna
Lona
Brook's Farm County
Rall
Baz
California
del Monte
N. B.C
Bison
Kirkman
X Atlantic & Pacheic T
Starr Granite & Marble
Washington St
Corry
Cory Granite & Marble Works
Wirst Ave
Mgu
Stas
Ray R. Powers
West Mal St
Tony Tarkeen
Spring St
Shelby Sales
Hank
Shelby
Olio
Lyrser
Eseaaed
I Sale
Bale
Cortland
Gerald Bill Parsons
North Consur
Forason
Leagilir
Hown
Levi Paterson
Jamox M
Colegrove
Gorny
Denver Ebllay
Wire 40
Cailsansus
Sitler
Tip Maln
T-81
Alrpel
Gould Phons
Hast Smith Street
West Main Street
Pioue
N. Cohenay
J. B. Patterson
East Congress Street
Milon Brown
R. Bante
Main Street
J. H. Mensints
James H. Mensink
City of
Erie County
State of
Pennsylvania
Preder
York
Henry
Wilson
Walter L. Peake
Aretus P. Monit
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Trle County
Pennsylyanis
Hamm
Kathly Mount
Walter Ta. Ponie
E.E. Guignon
the Fair Store
South Center Street
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