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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1929

Page

6

Two Criticized After Rescue At Chautauqua

A rescue on Chautauqua Lake drew praise for two Jamestown youths who saved a pair from a capsized canoe. Critics questioned why the rescuers did not use the larger canoe and why they did not tow the rescued to shore directly. The incident, witnessed by locals, highlighted concerns about rescue methods and accountability.

Jamestown Jamestow Shasta Tyo Young Jamestorm Crautt Gavi Pettyson Kilicott Street Thurestown Gheevel Stormy Lake

Jamestown corps winner in drill contest at McKean Legion meet

Bradford Pa July 5 The Jamestown corps of Jamestown NY won first prize in the drum corps drill competition at the McKean County American Legion convention. About ten drum corps competed with two regulatory officers serving as judges.

Bradford American Legion Jamestown Mckean County American Legions Regulatary

Married by Bishop Ward in St Pauls Church

Miss Iva Belle Penton daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Fenton of Corty Wayne street and Princis Friges son of George F Bruger of Tnlod City were married at St Pauls Episcopal church Wednesday at high noon by Bishop John C Ward. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Warren Ohio.

Iva Belle Penton Edward J. Fenton Wayne Street Corty Princis Friges George F. Bruger Tnlod City St. Paul's Episcopal Church John c. Ward

Company A Veterans Plan 1930 Regimental Reunion

Union City hosts Old Home Week events as Company A veterans form an organization and elect officers. About 50 men from York area attend. plans discuss a 1930 regimental reunion with York and Hartsb urg as potential sites. Officers include B Raley president and Captain Bretz honorary president. A four member board and several delegates attend a Legion dinner at Legion HQ.

Company A Union City Times-Enterprise of Old Ainth Regiment Guther York Hartsburg York Turing Palace Theatre M. Braley Bretz Gaulain Bret Braley Capt. Bretz B. M. Braley L. C. Parish Henry Main Harry Prye Eddie Me, Lean Erie Blaine Giddings Waterford Stewart Aberg Youngsville Wm. Luton Corry Legion Legion Headquarters F. M. Braley Legionnaires

Lowe Reunion Brightens East Congress Home

Lowe relatives gathered yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ohrn in East Congress Street for the annual Lowe reunion with attendees from Pleasantville Oll City New Castle Jamestown Youngsville Spring Creek and Corry. A noon dinner was served in the basement after elaborate decorations. Guests enjoyed visiting music and a generally pleasant time.

Pleasantville Oll City New Castle Jamestown Youngsville Spring Creek Corry Lowe John Ohrn East Congress Ainner

Cedar Rapids Baseball Fans Fan Dies During Game

In a Mississippi Valley League match between Davenport and Cedar Rapids, 84 year old Waud collapsed at the plate as a Cedar Rapids player scored. He died before doctors could assist, with readers noting his lifelong wish for such a moment.

United Press Cedar Rapids de TS. Waud Sedar Rapids Davenport

California fliers push 72 hour endurance flight

Federal and state aviation authorities warned Loren Mendell and Pate Reinhart to keep their Buhl air sedan at least 2000 feet above ground as they attempt a 72 hour endurance flight over Southern California to beat the Robbins Kelly mark in the Fort Worth plane. Warnings followed reports they skimmed 500 feet during fog avoidance and plan to pass a noted point at 7 30 a.m. with about 100 hours left in the bid. Relatives and religious groups are named in the will of William H Eliot, filed for probate, with the United Presbyterian Church foreign missions and Home Missions each bequest 10000 dollars.

United Press Los Angeles Calif Loren Mendell Pate Reinhart California Fie Bout Fort Worth Pittsburgh William H. Eiliot Board of Foreign Missions The United Presbyterian Church Board of Home Missions

Juvenile Respect Children Rarely Respect Anything

A fragment discusses juvenile conduct and respect, noting that youths seldom show respect for items or people when free to act without distinction. The text, sourced from a periodical, hints at social commentary on youth behavior and manners.

Buried Stultz amid $20,000 loss in Erie blast

In Williamsburg Pa on July 5 United Press reports aviator Wilmer L Stultz was buried at home and in the cemetery after his death in a Roosevelt Field crash. About 3,000 mourners attended services conducted by three ministers including the Mason lodge. A separate Erie blast damaged several houses and a club building on 17th street, caused by a two hour fire after a bomb exploded. No occupants were hurt in the Venditti home.

Stultz Williamsburg Erie United Press Hower Wilmer L. Stults Uuns-Athinle Roosevelt Field Masonie 17Th Street Frank Venditti Rocko Pia “Club Hrémen Venditti

Explosion blamed for Venditty home fire damage

Chief Michael Leonard attributed the blast at the Venditty home to a lime bomb after inspecting the ruins. He estimated total damage at $20,000 and noted youths rescued survivors nearby.

Hirt Michael Leonard

Open Safe At City News Co Robbed Of 2400

Pittsburgh July 5. Robbery at the office of City News Co. where a safe was battered open with a sledge hammer and crowbar. About 2400 dollars in cash was taken. The crime was discovered when the office opened for business.

Pittsbur Theity Nea Co Cupid Lertives

Dr Gallite Patient Improvement Reported at Erie Hospital

Reports from Hamot hospital in Erie indicate that Dr N. Troy Gallite, of this city, showed improvement today. Earlier city reports claimed a relapse by the local physician, but those are incorrect.

Hamot Erie N. Troy Galete Hess

Service Shoe Shop Ad Promotes Flexible Leather Footwear

Ladies and children receive Comfortable and wearproof Flexible Leather shoes from Service Shoe Shop M. L. Lite. Located at 98 Center St this advert highlights durable, well fitting footwear for family use.

M. L. Lite Center St

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