Spanish Fliers Safe as Azores County Road Plans Progress
Spanish fliers reported safe. Azores County draft 1929 road program totals about 800000 with five projects. The plan updates Little Hope to Lowville Route MH and Wall Springfield Route BS paving, plus four miles Franklin Center to Lavery Corners. Contractors near pouring concrete. Bridge work to open July 2 and starts depend on state approval.
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Arte County
AtAlor
Little Hope
Lowville
Wall Springfield
Franklin Center
Lavery Comers
L. Vw, Metz Co
Pipers
Alin McLean
Washington, DC
Judgment for Ohio Investor Instone Bonds court case update
Judge Carl Weygandt awarded $1,000 with interest to Robert H. McCoy in a Cleveland bond case involving the George W. Stone Co and subsidiaries. Misrepresentations by J. Angel led to the Lakewood-Clifton Realty Co phantom status, with $202,500 in secured sales and $12,400 insured by National Surety Co. The Stone Companies face a $29 million liability spike amid multiple phantom subsidiaries. Twin calves reported on a farm near the city, an unrelated local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intergat
George W. Stime Company
Cleveland Bond Company
Corry and Vicinity
Stone Company
Olsie
Pleveland
Dominion Pleys
Lakewood-Clifton Realty
Stonesiuh- Vidlary
McCoy
Bolivar-Ninth Co
Hequbaldiary
Ihie Lakewood-Clitton Concern
Judge Weygandt Hild
Lakewood-Clutton Reality Co
Basi
Movement to Organize A City Band Progresses Strongly
Leaders report a large turnout at Friday a community band meeting in the Municipal Building with about 35 people pledging support. Younger musicians show strong interest while three girls and one more member of the female group express intent to join. An organizing meeting is set for next Tuesday to discuss further steps with Drank H. Bogey of Bele attending for instrument conference and Prof Joseph Pues from Meadville agreeing to direct wind instruction.
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Gat
Fae
Withone
Alan
H. Bogey
Bele
Nichols to Represent Corry Lodge at Elks National Meet
Stanley H. Nichols will represent the Corry lodge of Elks at the national convention in Los Angeles in July. The program spans a week with sports events, officer elections, yacht tours, a motion picture pageant, and an air carnival. About 100,000 Elks and families are expected to attend. the schedule includes golf, a shooting event, bowling, a vesper, and a grand exulted ruler election. Judge Walter B. Andrews is favored to become the next grand exalted ruler.
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Stanley H. Nichols
Corry Lodge of Elks
Los Angeles
Calin
Elka
Elks
Walter B Andrews
Atlanta, Ga
Britain to resume trade with Russia and expel Trotsky
London officials indicate the British cabinet agrees to resume trade with Russia and to evacuate the Rhineland swiftly. Soviet exile Leon Trotsky is expected to be excluded from Britain on public interest grounds.
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United Press
London
London Daily Xpress Silt Today
Brittal
Russia
Rhineland
Leon ‘Trotsky
Britain
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio listings outline five programs across WEAF NBC WIZ NEC WABC CBS and NBC networks with start times from 9 to 11 non consecutive. Programs include Tha Cayntcade Nathaniel Shiliere Symphony Orchestra and National Forum plus a K-4 Club segment.
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WEAF
NBC
Tha Cayntcade
WIZ
NEC
Lad's Narrow Escape in Old Mine Shaft
Franklin Pennsylvania June 22 Willis Harrison Jr ten year old son of William Harrison of Stoneboro narrowly escaped death after falling fifty feet into an abandoned mine shaft and hanging eighty eight feet above a water pool. A stick tossed by companions snagged his clothing causing the fall and neighbors needed an hour to rescue him. He was hospitalized at Grove City with a broken leg and multiple injuries.
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United Press
Franklin
Willis Harrison, Jr
William Harrison
Stoneboro
Grove City
400 Kiwanisans to Attend Oil City Meeting
About 400 Kiwanis members from nine clubs including Corry will attend Kiwanis Night in Oil City Monday. Activities include golf and tennis at the Wanango Country Club, a quoits contest, and a banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall. Albert Kennedy Brownwell will headline as a famed reader and humorist.
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Iindred Kiwanting
Corry
Frances Cartney
Titusville
Albert Kennedy Rownwell
America
Nimar
48 Hour Hop Attempt From Los Angeles To New York
Los Angeles June 22. The Schosnhale test flight began at 6 47 am today in his airplane Slivertown. He aimed to fly to New York and return in 48 hours carrying 485 gallons of fuel. The plan was to start last night but the plane was damaged when attendants at Metropolitan Held taxied into another aircraft.
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Los Angeles
Schosnhale
Slivertown
New York
Solienhial
Metropolitan Held
Longstanding Church Strife Ends in Mexico
Mexico City June 22 United Press Star correspondent reports a settlement between the Mexican government and the Catholic Church. Priests may resume services by June 28 under a working agreement preserving religious laws with clarified interpretations. The accord, announced by President Portes Gil and Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores, ends a discord dating to 1926.
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Gesford F. Fine
United Press Star
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Aay
Designa
Hlgh
Elirc
Portes Gil
Léopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Aero Supply Chief Returns by Air After Conference
George J. Stich, president of the Aero Supply Company, which recently took over the Standard Automatic Products Company of this city, returned to Buffalo by airplane after a conference with officials of the local plant. The large monoplane from General Airplane Company’s Buffalo plant carried him to Corry Country Club, drawing attention as it circled before landing. After a brief stop, the return trip began.
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George J. Stich
Aero Supply Company
Standard Automatic Products Company
Buffalo
General Airplane Company
Aero Supply
Bufilo
Corry Country Club
Prohibition Agents Raid Erie Convention of W F W
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 22 prohibition agents intervened at the annual convention of the Veterans of Foreign West Department of Pennsylvania arresting five Erie committee members. Two barrels of beer ale and whiskey were seized. Over 3 000 delegates from across the state attended the session with social events and a parade planned.
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Erie Entertainment Committee
United Press
Eri
Prohibition
Foreign West Department
Pennsylvants
John Stillman
William Chatwell
Roy Chandler
Ooward Dailey
Herman Strum
Former Head of Dairymen Seeks Farm Board Job
President Hoover's farm relief effort gains support at the Dairymen's League convention in Syracuse as Gaerze WW Slocum, former president of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, is endorsed for a Federal Farm Board seat. Delegates report local leaders reelected and anticipate early board visits, with Roosevelt and Wynne pledging cooperation to sustain current dairy markets.
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Hoover
Slocum
Dalrymien's League Co-operative Association
New
Pederaiutr
Relief Agriculture
Dairymen's League
Federal Farm Board
League
Syracuse
Corry
Arthur Matis
Harold Morris
Rethbun
Cambridge Springs
Franklin D.roosevelt
New York
Erate
Shirley W. Wynne
Circus Day Attracts Big Crowd As Fire Destroys Farm House
A large crowd gathered for the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show parade and circus at the fairgrounds amid fine weather. A Polish farm home between Clymer and Columbus was destroyed by fire blamed on a defective chimney, with the family not yet identified. Local fire crews fought the blaze, saving nearby structures as residents counted losses, while Indictments and rumors swirl around a Chicago murder case involving Catherine Cassler and her son Ed Ward.
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Miller Bros. 101
Salamanca
Rene Press
Me Line Eathier
Catherine Cassler
Chicago
Clymer
Columbus
Clymer-Columbus
Hiemibiers
Boy hit by car near circus grounds in Corry
A Polish boy, unnamed in hospital report, was struck by a car driven by W.R. Blynt near the circus grounds on North Center Street in Corry around 1 PM. He suffered head injuries and a hand wound, with some teeth broken, but was able to leave Corry Hospital later, appearing not severely hurt.
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Corry Hospital
North Center Street
Ube Institution
WR. Blynt
R.D
Dave Min
Lad Suffers Broken Arm In Accident
Charles Herver Bracken, year old son of Mayor and Mrs. Bracken, sustained a fracture of the right arm yesterday afternoon at the family home on West Pleasant street. While riding a track backing into the driveway he reached out to push others from the path of the vehicle and was injured. Wiser Christensen, who has been in Denver and Cole, arrived home this morning.
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Charles Herver Bacwen
Oline Bracken
West Pleasant Street
Isé
Mienner
Wiser Christensen
Denver
Cole
Moraig
Spanish hydroplane flight toward America sparks Azores reports
Lisbon reports say Commander Ramon Franco and crew aboard Dornier No 18 landed at Horta but radio authorities in Mont Santo did not confirm. Unconfirmed wireless notes from Horta claim arrival around 4 a m local time with plans to continue to the United States. officials express cautious optimism about the cross Atlantic leg as crowd cheers.
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Franco Andrew Sale
Azores
United States
United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Aulletin
Seculo
Vaso da Gama
Ramon Franco
Horta
Radio Marine Service
Mont Santo
Secula
Tune
Vascogme
Americs
Madrid
Azores Islands
Asport
Spain
Ayers
Ramon Fiotico
New York
Wes
Improvements at Hatchery Modernization Plans Revealed
State Fish Hatchery near Roosevelt highway to undergo extensive remodeling after a visit by Nathan R. Buller state commissioner of fisheries and A G Buller local superintendent. Work will convert the bar to a garage for storage, install a large refrigeration unit, and repurpose ponds and annex tanks to align with other state propagation plants.
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Roosevelt Highway
Nathan R. Buller
A. G. Buller
Frank Jones
Jocal Gar Tractor
Supt Buller
Triplets Born to Cox Family Reported Doing Nicely
Jina 22 triplets born last night to Mrs. Tobi K Cox. The mother and two boys and a girl are reported doing nicely today by the physician. The father is an instructor at Wheeling Business College.
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Martins Ferry
Jina
Tobi K. Cox
Wheeling Busines College
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