Twenty Years Ago from Journal Files July 7 1928
A Corry Journal report recalls L A Eggleston's serious accident while unloading paper, suffering a compound leg fracture and confinement at Corry Hospital. Farmers anticipate a large hay crop amid favorable weather, after heavy rains boosted growth. K L Showers fines four ca nines offenders ten dollars plus costs. Findley Lake angler Chief Tipton scores a two pound largemouth bass. Alfred Morrison hosts his eighth birthday party with seventeen youngsters. Corry Grange picnic at the Swanson farm home features Mrs Leon Van Tassel leading an enjoyable program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Eggleston
East Main Street
Corry
Gust Swanson
Corry Grange Methers
Leon van Tassel
Lveal Grange
Gasoline Shortage Outlook Varies Among Experts
Experts differ on whether a gasoline shortage will hit parts of the country late this summer or in winter while fuel oil and kerosene supply also raise concerns. Government and industry officials cite rising demand and new uses, yet Interior Department and General Electric officials suggest ample supplies ahead amid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
North Central States
Senate
Army
Navy
Max Hall
Oil and Gasoline Division
U. S. Interior Department
Charles £. Reed
Chemical Department
General Electric
United State
Child In Critical Condition After Route 20 Accident
A 5 year old girl was seriously injured when she ran into a honeymoon couple’s car on Route 20 near Forsythe Sunday at 5 p m. Her condition improved today at Westfield Memorial Hospital. Donald Joseph Volponte 21 Ash Tabula Ohio drove the car westward with his wife Mary. Trooper Howard F Marquart assisted in the investigation. The girl suffered a skull fracture multiple body burns facial lacerations and a fractured jaw. The child was conscious when taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Route 20
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Gloria Brightman
Earl Brightman
D. Sherman
Charles Bemis’ Place
Forsythe
A. Lee
Westfield State Po Ice Patrol
Howard F. Marquart
Donald Joseph Volponte
Ashtabula
Mary
Valpone
Pittsburgh Youth Held on Murder Charge
A 16 year old boy, Joe Manuel, was captured by police after a hold up and a fatal shooting. He admitted both crimes in a verbal statement, according to Police Inspector John J. Dean. The robber took two wrist watches and cash before fleeing. Lennon, a 38 year old heating salesman, was killed resisting the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
John J. Dean
Joe Manuel
Dean
Manuel
Robert
Lennon
Silesmian
Wilkinsburg
Pollee
Erie Teacher Nominated for NEA Presidency
Miss Mabel Stude baker, an Erie school teacher, was nominated yesterday for the presidency of the National Education Association meeting in Cleveland through Friday. This marks the first time an Erie site has been nominated for the NBA presidency. the Erie Teachers Association and Pennsylvania State Education Association have published a four page newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
NEA
Mabel Studebaker
National Education Association
Cleveland
NBA
Erie Teachers Association
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Keystore Promotes Publication At National Delegates Meeting
Fragmentary text notes a campaign to distribute copies of The Keystore to NEA delegates from United States territories including Alaska and Puerto Rico. Dr John Hickey listed as editor, with Hawaii mentioned in context of the publication effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Studebaker
NEA
Paign
United States
Alaska
John Hickey
Puerto Rico
Hawai
Radio signal speeds and other trivial quiz items
A collection of quiz questions and dubious facts including the speed of radio signals, Truman tours, Palomar Observatory lens size, Playboy car cylinders, Dionne quintuplets ages, British ambassador to Washington, zodiac signs, veterans’ rights, and the Bible fish story, followed by a paragraph on oil reserves and future fuel sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Truman
Palomar Mountain Observatory
California
Washington
Supreme Court
Donah
State Police Warn Against Driving Too Fast for Conditions
State police in Troop EB urge continued prosecutions of motorists cited for speeding for conditions. They cite it as a major cause of accidents and expect officers to persist until the practice stops causing damage and injuries on highways.
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. L. Showers
Bureau of Animal Industry
G. H. Gordon
Chis
Tipton
Findley Lake
Alfred Morrison
Alfred
BIG Range Fce
America
Aie
Franz
PS. Sevee
Turner's Quality Clothiers
Mrs
TY Crandall
Matpellery
Dimity
Shantung
H.p
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
of Corry Inc
South Center ST. Corry, PA
White House Milk
Ann Pale Dork
Green Goods
Calif
Santa Rosa's
Callie
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