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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1928
Page
5
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A stained glass window gifted to the cathedral of St John the Divine in New York features 26 sporting scenes. The design shows four horse races and a prize fight as part of a spiritual display, funded by a $150,000 endowment. Bishop O. accepted the gift with Mrs. Price and William J. Manning present after the donors’ week in Pittsburgh and Youngstown.
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Harry Jones reported to have ment the week and arrived at the Bile R. R. Freight office. Warren White returned from Meadville after a visit with friends. Mrs. Minnie Bogart stayed in the city with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Weeks, then headed home to Warren. Mrs. Maud Van Drewar travels through Cleveland for business. Mes Sop’a Mulinery’s interest featured. Mrs. Homer Wenling accompanied by Mrs. Paul Hammond visited Buffalo and returned. Mrs. Fleming back to Corry from Philadelphia. Mr. Fleming to Edinboro to study at the Teachers Training College. Numerous locals and out‑of‑town visitors listed with travel to Buffalo, Warren, Cleveland, Meadville, Erie, and Philadelphia for work and family visits.
Sen. Johnson of California announced he would address the Senate tomorrow urging action by the Interstate Commerce Committee on his resolution for an investigation into bituminous mining conditions in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. The move targets local mining regions amid concerns over labor and safety practices.
Harrisburg officials rejected a request to let the State Grange use Jon Hurt High School and a December meeting is now open to bids from cities including Uniontown Altoona Williamsport Allentown Philadelphia and others.
Meadville Pa January report notes prominent attorney JOLL Goodrich Rubber and others among mourners as the Meadville community learns of the sudden death of a notable local attorney. The cause cited is a physician stated heart condition. The era’s business mentions surface industry names and regional references.
Northampton Massachusetts authorities reopen wide inquiry into the January disappearance of Miss Francis St. John Smith of Smith College. Twelve to fourteen theories are examined with water drainage and Pond Paradise dynamiting among options as detectives pursue a possible self destruction or elopement scenario. The girl’s parents from New York urge caution while remaining hopeful for her safe return.
Capacity crowds filled the auditorium of First M E Church for morning and evening services on Sunday January 29. Rev W E Bartlett preached What Made the Wells of Jerico Fat and The Society Women. An EL ghurch choir orchestra and Me chorus performed. A free will offering aimed to erase a 1400 deficit was collected and raised. Parishioners deposited contributions in a box on the altar during the singing of Negro Spirituals.
United Press report from Atam Beach notes promoter Rickard denied obtaining or sending any word from Jack Dempsey about a possible comeback. He stated Dempsey may never fight again due to eye injuries and clarified no information was shared with Chicago papers or the press. Deputy U.S. Marshal J. F. Austin, visiting Erie and Pittsburgh, provided an update on his week.
John Pop, a coal miner from Vesta, was jailed in Washington County after allegedly shooting Miss McTigue in her home when she refused his advances. Her brother, Patrick McTigue, 18, was also shot while trying to shield his sister and was hospitalized.
Early reports said several workers were injured but 35 people in nearby buildings escaped. Cecil Plerk, 16, died and Chase, 20, was severely burned with uncertain recovery prospects at the National Fireworks Company plant in Wrentham, Massachusetts.
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