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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1929

Page

8

Drowned girl at creek during picnic near Salamanca

In Great Valley near Wie Whiten farm a 14 year old girl, Kather Didas of Lincoln Avenue, drowned after wading into a deep hole in a creek. A 10 year old boy narrowly escaped. both parties could not swim. The incident occurred while a group including mothers Miss Pauline Foster and two young children watched at the creek.

Salamanca Kather Didas Min Mary Didas Lincoln Avenue Daphtny Pith Daghter Mtvs Juspina Pil Broad Street Great ‘Valley Wie Whiten Farm Paul Yine Foster Altednna Mes Fen He Hele

Citizens May Build Airport North Side Site Debated

Local citizens who opposed city purchase for a municipal airport may form a company to acquire options on land held by the city and operate a private air port. Experts previously rated Mali street as best site for an airport in James Town. If a separate venture forms, private capital could finance a port with potential city takeover within two years if viable.

James Ey Sung Ste Uié North Side Theosul Mali Tames Lown

Corinne Griffith Stars in New Version of Quicast

Corinne Griffith opposes her former film role in a new stage style production. The story follows a San Francisco woman from the Tenderloin who reforms a young idler, with William A. Lester directing a modernized Alm version and Edmund Lowe opposite Griffith.

Corinne Griffith Nesona Batiom Fisi Ferguson Willam A. Lester Edmund Lowe Miss Griffith

Dana Symphony Orchestra to Headline Conneaut Lake Park Festival

The Dana Symphony Orchestra of Warren will headline Music Festival Week at Conneaut Lake Park starting June 8. Directed by Lynn B. Dana, the group comprises 50 young musicians with soloists and ensembles in a week of choral accompaniment and varied programs, following praise at Warren and a Mendelssohn oratorio performance.

Conneaut Lake Fay Dana Symphony Onchestra Warren Lymn B. Suna Dana Mustout Institute Justs Whl 1Suya Heart Saate Tenso Mendelssom Lynn B Conneaut Lake Park Festival Association

Taft to Rest at His Summer Home in Canada

Chief Justice William Howard Taft planned a vacation at his Mars ay Bay Canada summer retreat to rest from overwork at the last session. Taft would depart today with Mrs Taft and his secretary, offering no other activity plans for the summer beyond the Canadian retreat.

United Press Washington Supreme Court William Howard Taft Marsay Bay Canada North Taft Mra

Strength in Utility Stocks and Steel Shares Rise

Utility stocks showed strength with mixed trading as the market fluctuated in the afternoon. Steel issues led gains with Bethlehem, A. M. Byers and Vanadium among the notable movers while general activity remained uneven and limited to a summer pace.

Dayron Tie Stock Exchange Ch~ Ebie Wat Youngstown Bethlehem A. M. Byers Vajnadium

Exercise Dangers Warned By Dr. Null For Diseased Hearts

Dr James C Null of the American Medical Association cautions that vigorous exercise is risky for hearts weakened by infectious diseases such as diphtheria rheumatism or scarlet fever. Health officials urged careful activity to avoid stressing a compromised heart.

James C. Null Figgern Heath Tisga~gine American Medical Associa Ton

ILEFT TURNS ARE EXPLAINED IN HARRISBURG

June 12. The state motor code requires drivers making left turns to pass to the left of the center of the road at intersections, but monuments safety zones and ornamental plots at junctions block this. Benjamin G Tynon said such obstructions exist in Doncaster Gettysburg Chambersburg Allentown New Bloomfield and many other towns. He urged that left turns cannot be made in front of large monuments or plots as that endangers lives and property.

United Press Harrisburg Ciiew Benjimin G Tynon Cmmissioner Pennsylvania Byron Sai Doncaster Gettysburg Chambersburg Allentown New Bloomfield Boston Wilkes-Baie Lewistown Ligonier Millarstans

Expelled Pitt Students Lose Their Cases

Two leaders of the University of Pittsburgh Student Liberal Club faced the board of trustees as the university refused to reinstate them. William Albertson, former club president, and Arthur G. Medowell appeared with counsel Henry Ilenbogen after a lengthy hearing.

Pittsburgh Liberal Club University of Pittsburgh We University William Albertson Arthur G. Medowell Henry Ilenbogen

Banquet Ball Atoes Meet 63rd Wedding Anniversary

Pittsburgh June 42 Brief reports the 6th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Grant Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Delegates toured the Eastern Star home in West View and planned a banquet and ball at the Sytla Mosque. Officers to be elected and installed tomorrow. Mrs. Dussie K. Berlin of Allentown succeeds Mrs. Jane M. Roberts as worthy grand matron. Corry residents Mr and Mrs Oliver Custer celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary with a birthday campfire at the Watson home, a noon dinner, and quilts for the Corps.

Eastern Woman's Relief Corps Pittsburgh Army Oli Yer Casler Campfire Pnd Pimnaylvania Grant Order The Eastern Star Army Eastern Star West View Wie Sytla Tommorow Dussie K. Berlin Allentown Jane M. Roberts Pit Yungh Phiny-Hive Womans Relief Corps G. A. KR LG. Watson North Center Street Oliver Caster Wwell Corry Mra. Custer

Mothers Daughters Banquet Fine Success

Members of the Woman's Mission Jury Association of the United Brethren church hosted a well attended Mothers and Daughters Banquet in the church dining room. Fifty four covers were set with purple and white mission colors and flowers. Mrs. Leon Van Tassel served as toastmistress and speakers included Mrs. H F Beagle on the Beauties of the Home Life, Mrs. Dan Culver on Hospitality, Mrs. Warren White on Lopppiness, and Mrs. Ross Meming on Godliness. Assembly singing was a highlight.

Woman's Mission Jury Association of the United Brethren Church Leon van Tassel H. F. Beagle Dan Culver Warren White Ross Meming

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