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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1930

Page

5

Card Party Tuesday Night At Masonic Temple

The committee of MWenenent cart party, staged in the Masonic temple by the Ladies Auxiliary of Clarenut Commandery, completes arrangements for the affair to be held Tuesday evening. Awards will be given and refreshments served. A large number of reservations have been made and time slans assure a most enjoyable evening.

Masonic Temple Clarenut Commandery

Pinchot Vare Lead Gubernatorial Talk in Pa Race

In Pennsylvania Republican circles Connouen som Page une General Samuel S. Lewis and former Attorney General Brown vie for center stage with Pinchot. Edward M. (Ed) Mai endorsed by Washington and Greene counties as state governor candidate, others silent. Grundy dinner in Philadelphia hints at tariff-focused Senate race. Fisher praises Bristol stance. Democratic chatter centers on Judge Edward C. Newcomb as a possible May slate addition amid Ward Wilson support for Wilson's Senate bid.

Connouen Som Page Une Samuel S. Lewis Forme Brown Lewis Edward Mai Republian Republican Washington Greene Othser County United States Grundy Philadelphia Gundy Fisher Bristol Senate John Pennsylvania Edward C. Newcomb Lackawanna County William B. Wilson Wilson United States Senate Sedgwick Kistler Lock Hawe Charles D. Copeland Westmoreland Newcomb Lackawanna

Sunday Visitors and Local Relatives Reach Westfield

A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with numerous trips and calls. The notes include Miss Thelma Messenger and Mr and Mrs Vern Smith with son Irvin visiting in Westfield, Frank Paddock from Corry, Mel Clement of Elle, Mrs William Lombard, Mrs Caroline Ward and Ralph, Laura Dodd, Misses Margaret and Katherine Purell, Bealies Daugherty, Inez Fitch, Layer Grandy, A C Spicer, Miss Orpha Crosprovided, Rev William Hall, Louis Jackson, Mervyn Nast, W D Husterd, Arthur Smith, Mr and Mrs D Lamont Steen, Thomas Taylor, W Boethman, the Menaville and Howard families, Mrs Mayme English, Miss Helen Braymer, Charles Johnson, Jennie Crishipim, and many more, with various weekend visits and travel details noted.

Thelma Messenger Vern Smith Lr Ivern West+ ifield M. D Frank Paddock Cou Iry Westfield Mel Clement Elle William Lombard Caroline Ward Ralph Jamestown Laura Dodd Erie Margaret Aktherla Purell Bealies Daugherty Margaret Smith Clearfield Home Service Department Associated Gas and Electric Syster Inez Fitch Layer Grandy A.C. Spicer Mayville N.Y Orpha Croseuitt Melboro State Teachers College Corry Willian Hall Louis Jackson Meadville Mervyn Nast Stewart, Fla Br. W. D. Husterd Girare Arthur Smith D. Lamont Steen Youngstown W. A. Steen Thomas Taylor Ier West Main Street W. Boethman Ingy Jend Bria Char ‘Menavilte La_the-elly Howard and Son Ard Indianapolis Ind S. Harrol Howard Howard J. J. Neylon Hong Jacksonville Fla Auania Vic W A. P. Howard Mayme English Girard C. Cronin Nott's Center Street M. T. Gillette Philadelphia Helen Braymer Charles Johnson Hom Jennie Crishipim McKean R. H. Morton Walter Werren Bessie Carlson Homer Manbey Jean E. Bingham Bingham C. Juid K. Kotler Salvaton Army OU City Pittsburgh Albert Anderson J. ®. Stapleton Titueville Herald Helen Kendall Manude Kendall West Elm Street Titusvile Herald John S. Rogers Findley Lake

Death notices T S Bentley with services planned

Postmaster C 8 Bentley's brother Thatkdens Bently dies in Vineland New Jersey after long illness. Born 1888 in Vineland he lived in Philadelphia Erie and Malaga New Jersey. Survived by brothers John J Bentley Sumner Bentley and sister Mrs C M Loupe. Body to arrive tomorrow for chapel services then burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Bentley Thatkdens City Hospital Vineland N. J XN. J Big Lly Corry Hartford Comm Lye Farmington Avenue Philadelphia Bentley P Malaga Delsea Highway Vinelandd Peo Brothers John J. Bentley Erie C. Sumner Bentley C. M. Loupe Vinetana Tomicrow Alexander’ and Company Fimral Pinerove

Taxi Strike Persists as Negotiations Continue

Pittsburgh January report shows nine strike-breakers arrested and held on bond after driving through traffic lights and carrying pipes. Charles Burger, AFL organizer, urged conciliatory moves while Rev James Cus pressed for union recognition. Strikers demand 40 percent receipts and full union recognition.

United Press Pittsburgh Central Police Charles Burger Chicago American Federation of Labor James R. Cus St Patrick's Catholic Church Upgm Paul Toole Su Ommites

Close of Market Review From City Exchange Quotes

Stock quotations from Log an & Bryan of Oi City show mixed results on the New York Stock Exchange. Listed names include Copper American Smelting, Butte Copper & Zinc, International Nickel, Chrysler Continental Motors, General Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Pure Oil, Sinclair, Pan American, Prairie Pipeline, and Transcontinental.

Logan & Bryan Oi! City New York Lloyd M. Uracken Butte Copper & Zinc Rennetoll International Nickel Atlantic Refining Co Sccrce Continental Oil Continental Petvox Pan American B Prairie Pipe Line Pure Oil Sinclair Fp SO Dent Teeeen SO Transcontinental

Unclear Freight and Industry Notes From a Fragmented Texas Newspaper

The readable text lists railroads and corporations across North America, mixing lines like Canadian Pacific and Great Northern with companies such as General Electric and Bethlehem Steel. It appears as scattered notes or advertisements rather than a cohesive story, concluding with a discussion of Irish bogs and their depth, noting immense volumes per acre.

Digging Deeper on Golf Course Finds Coins

A midlands golf course yielded several Roman coins in a surprising dig site. Local play observers humorously note a couple of golfers who appear intent on unearthing Australian coins, adding whimsy to the find.

Midlands Cins

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