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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
7
The excerpt describes the purpose and rules of a classifieds section, stressing immediacy in matching readers with ads for services, jobs, goods, and opportunities. It outlines categories, ad formats, pricing per word, and handling cautions about accuracy, edits, and refunds.
Grover Tinsley, 37, of Lackawanna, held at North East after a collision on Buffalo road damaged the Rebman car. Mrs Henry Rebman and son Eric were killed. Frederick and others escaped injury. Tinsley was captured by bystanders and turned over to state patrol. Coroner Dan Hunley and highway patrol investigate.
Several minor motor accidents occurred in Warren on Sunday afternoon and evening. Two cars collided at the corner of Phied Avenue and Bust Street, one tipped over and a sidewalk damaged. A report was filed at the police station and an amicable adjustment was expected. Another crash on Second Ave involved a new sedan with damaged fender and body after being struck by a smaller machine. William Gross of Carver Steel was questioned. Edward Anne, a motorcycle delivery rider, was cut and thrown from his bike while on Fourth Avenue West.
The clumsy fragment references Percy Mackaye, Mary Margaret McBride, and Patgy models, with mentions of a Copenhagen wine and a dramatic tale about a reformed criminal. The text is a garbled OCR excerpt listing authors and titles, lacking clear events or dates.
Calcutta reported June 1 that Yin Lia Blacks Baltimore publisher on a long distance air tour in Asia crashed on landing at Dumdum airfield. The plane was badly damaged and none of the occupants was seriously injured.
Corry girl Miss Allene Brooks earned honors at Beckley College in Harrisburg where she graduated last week.
Children's Day events were held in Corry churches with large attendance. At the Presbyterian church Walter H. Scott led a program of 20 exercises, readings, recitations and songs, with B S Dewey addressing graduates and babies baptized by Rev. Roger F. Cressey. The Baptist church evening program featured piano duets, recitations, solos, tableaux and vocal selections led by Mrs. Lloyd Thomas.
In Pittsburgh on a June day Henry Malchowsil8 and his brother Ward were injured when their trolley car struck a parked truck and failed to clear a traffic signal. Henry was pinned between the car and a pole near Girard Street on Penn Avenue while his brother Ward was knocked aside. Emergency workers rushed both to hospitals with serious injuries.
The First Methodist Episcopal church announced two events. Cotton Blossom Quartette of young colored women will sing next Sunday morning, with the church choir returning Sunday night June 28 under Prof A J Mogas y. The pastor Dr Charles Z Seer will give a brief address. Children’s Day observances included a larger student aid fund offering and seven baptisms. Memorial service honored by Jonathan Lodge 685 and Lady Franklin Rebekah 140 with Rev Frank A Wimner delivering the address.
Mrs Macy Copley Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw, dies at 86 in Pittsburgh after four years of illness and a 1925 fall. Funeral arrangements may be held Wednesday. survivors include son Harry K Thaw and daughter Mrs Geoffrey Whitney. A separate report from Buffalo notes a bombing incident at the Statler Hotel, injuring three people.
Bra I. Zoybs of Franklin, age 0, won the Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association championship shoot at Copemaugh Lake Friday. She broke 87 of 100 in the first round and 91 of 100 in the second for a total 178 of 200, defeating Miss A Harrold of Pittsburgh, a former champion and experienced marksman.
An explosion dynamited a large bus terminal near Elizabethton Tennessee at Beulah Dean. The blast occurred at the Beulah Dean terminal 177 miles from the town, injuring or shocking workers from the nearby Bemberg-Glentastor mills amid a protracted strike. In a separate note, researchers question Newtonian gravity and propose adjustments to the universe’s mass.
Adelaide A. Proctor wrote The Lost Chord first printed in Household Words and later in Legends and Lyrics 1808. Sir Arthur Sullivan paired the verses with music, enhancing the poem’s grandeur and emotional tone through a successful musical adaptation.
June 10 report from Mulgens Wyoming states that four miners were killed in a blast while 61 miners escaped. Authorities investigated the detonation and timing while rescue teams worked at the Glen Hosers mine site.
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