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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1930

Page

6

Autoists Narrow Escape In Wreck West Of City

Nine Jamestown residents escaped serious injury when a Buick sedan overturned near Warner's Corners after a car cut in front causing a near head on. G. Carlson and passengers, including his son Philip 16 and daughter Ruth 14, were aided by bystanders and taken to Gerry hospital with scalp wounds and shock. The other occupants were not seriously hurt as they returned home after the crash late last night.

Carlson Che Hunt Street Jamestown N. Y Unida Cityard Oelocks Philip Ruth Corayn Marker Mya Agiel Canlgon Airs Stain Erickson Howard Zetterwold Demestuymn Npa Axtell Carlson Erickson Gerry Fin Alexander & Company Hrickso Bot Aililivss Uhr Timestown Te Ghway Mke

Siple Banquet Tickets Expected to Sell Out

Nine with the Masonic Temple Wallroom limited to 40 people, reservations for the welcome home dinner in honor of Paul A. Siple, Boy Scout who sailed with Commander Richard Byrd at the south polar regions, are selling fast. The banquet begins at 6 20 oclock on Saturday June 28, featuring Siple's first public address by radio. Byrd has granted permission for Siple to recount his nearly two years in the Antarctic and his role in the Byrd expedition.

PRU Masonic Temple Ibig Paul A. Siple Brie Richard ©. Byrd Sipie Tela Byrd Antarctic

Hart of Birkenhead writer pens Red Wagon novel

Ursula Parrott recovers from injuries after a full comic horse mishap and completes a second book. She plans a Broadway style plot about a young man who follows a woman to hell and perdition, where the final act forces marriage.

Te Hart of Birkenhead Ursula Parrott Hades Perdition

Two Young Men Die In Allegheny River Tragedy

In the Allegheny River at Henry's Bend two young men, cousins Charles Weaver age 24 and Edward Powell age 23, drowned after a 15 minute struggle. coroner ruled accidental death. They had driven to the river resort for a swim with Thomas Kearny and were last seen near the north shore before failing to return. A search by swimmers and a canoe party recovered their bodies after several hours.

Allegheny Oil City Utisenoion Charles Weaver James Weaver Third Street Edwara Powell Jo. Powell Eile Allagheny River Henry's Bend Tae Lake D. Steé Powell Thomas Kearny Plumer Street Keating Kessing Stariing William George Porter

Funeral of Mrs C M Smith at First Presbyterian Church

Funeral services were held for Mrs Hattie Bliss Smith wife of Charles M Smith at the family home on Shady avenue and at the First Presbyterian church of White. Rev Roger F Cressey officiated with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included C Monroe Brice Smith Clifford Bliss Frank Bliss A H Hamilton and J M Clark with many local and out of town relatives in attendance.

Hattie Bliss Smith Charles M. Smith Corty Shady Avenue Roger F. Cressey First Presbyterian Church of White Smith Pine Grove Monroe Brice Smith Clifford Bliss Frank Bliss A. H. Hamilton J. M. Clark Aubin J. M Clark Auburn Harry Mourton Ida Mourton Jamestown L. Bush W. Motice Pleasantville

Fire destroys J B Berry Sons gasoline plant

Loss estimated at $10 000 occurred early Saturday when a fire wrecked the J B Berry Sons Company casing head plant on the Pleasantville road one mile north of Rouseville. Firemen from No 2 station aided but could not save the plant though they prevented spread to nearby buildings. Card of thanks from Mrs Hanna Curtis and family for sympathy after her death.

J.B. Berry Sons Company Pleasantville Road Rouseville OU Olelock of City Hanna Curtis Atts Nellie Hilex Silas Curtis

Clint Brown Day Draws Fans From Several Towns

In Cleveland on June 16 fans from Crayford County and nearby areas gathered to honor Clint Brown of Black Ash Pa the Indian hurler with seven wins this season for the Cleveland team A traveling bag was presented and many supporters traveled by excursion train to attend the Indian Yankee game Brown hoped to face the Yankees but his recent performance against the Athletics left fans disappointed

Cleveland Pennsylvania Crayford Clint Brown Blacic Ash Rodie Hurler Cleveland Dan Havier Titusville Meadville Black Ash Cory Oil City Yanks

Call Would Have Saved Many, Say Coast Guard Officer

United Press reports testimony by Commander Stanley V. Parker that many lives could have been saved if his draft had been summoned, presented at a federal inquiry into the Pinthis disaster. Forty-seven people perished when the oil tanker Pinthis rammed during fog off Scituate last Tuesday night.

Boston Stanley V. Parker Coast Guard Butler Tampa Ie Bairtus Sant Scituate

Veterans Plan Massive Fourth of July Parade

The Lieut Archie W Thomp son Post VFW leads preparations for Independence Day with a 9 o clock parade featuring bugle corps and a band. Ralph Munsee handles parade arrangements with floats and entries while Berry Spicer plans tree entertainment and amateur boxing in City Parks. The day runs from morning to sundown with various amusements, including billiards and a Boy Scouts concession, and a full calendar to be released soon.

Archie W. Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Paul Lines Ralph Munseeg Bugle Rim Corpa Mr. Munsee Berry Spicer Spicer Magin Concesj Sion Feld

Transcontinental Oil in Merger With Ohio Oil Company

Consolation of the Ohio Oil Company with Transcontinental Oil to form a firm valued at 165 million dollars was announced by Amos L Beaty chairman of Transcontinental Oil. The merger elevates Ohio Oil to the third ranking among Texas oil producers. First quarter gross production for the two firms combined reached 5 653 000 barrels per state tax reports. Mr and Mrs F Jordan and sons Melvin and Marcus are spending the day in Union City before departing this morning.

United Press New York Ohio Oil Company Transcontinental Ol Company Amos L. Beaty Transcontinental Oil Ohio Oil Ohio Company Texas Mrs. F. Jordan and Sons Melvin and Marcus Union City

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