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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

8

Former Corry Pastor To Get New Parsonage

The First Methodist Church of Du Bois plans a new parsonage after a donor challenge. Rev. William E. Barth, formerly of Corry, leads the effort as $41 000 is raised for parsonage improvements and church renovations.

Corry First Methodist Church of du Bois Wiliam E. Bareth du Ois Aig Board of Byc Binner DuBois

Death claims Sherman man 85 in Corry Hospital

Sherman resident 85, born 1859 on the homestead east of Sherman, dies after illness. He married July 1860 and is survived by a daughter, a son, and an aunt. Funeral services at the Vite home Wednesday at 1 p.m. The deceased was a member of Sherman Grange and Harmony Methodist Church.

Sherman Clara Ware Ace Corry Wallace Devenet Sherman Grange Harmony Methodist Episcopal Church Uionald Gravink Bloyn Wallace Weafield Deoniora Brayton Bernila Polat Vite

Youngest Stanford graduate Betty Ford ends nine year schooling

Betty Ford 17 of San Francisco has completed six years of schooling and graduated from Stanford University, the institution’s youngest graduate. She was called a genius a decade ago and attended private high schools three years while finishing at Stanford.

Betty Ford San Francisco Stanford University Miss Ford

Interesting News Letter From Sparta and Vicinity

Shartansburg June 24 report details a June 28 family gathering at the Lewis Baker homestead near Spring Creek. It notes attendees led by Mary Baker Pearce and lists local residents, plus a hospital update on Mrs Stranakin and Rexford Bryant’s aviation enlistment.

Shartansburg Lewis Baker Spring Creek Marty Mary Baker Pearce Morris, Mion Vic Lewis and Sarah Baker Wal Philip Stenman Lois Mary, Bakr Ngsin He John M. Webb Mildred Emma Baker William J. Balkers Ben Sears Vera Morison Geneva Donna Jeen C. R. Myers Ridminds Jack Baker Corry Slinger Nellie Pike A. D. Manley Frank Swart Roy Swart Marian Norman Ethel Swart Stege Donald Emmett Phillip Stenman Ralph Swart Sitanatan Corry Hospital Stranakin Torrey Rexford Bryant Ida Robert Bryant Mountray Langton Hampton Roads Baptist Joseph Eastman Alice Dieffenderfer Peter King Kenneth Sougger Warren Rex Wish

Send Your Child To College

An advertisement promotes educational insurance from Equitable Life of Town. It argues a college education increases success earning capacity and citizenship and urges parents to fund education with small premiums.

Warren Scouts Cop Awards in Regional Jam at Camp Buco-co-co

The Warren County Patrol, Boy Scouts of America, returned from Butler after competing in the regional Jam Boooree at Camp Bucoco near Slippery Rock. They earned 350 of 1000 points, the first time a Warren patrol qualified, with Roy F. Seymour of Philadelphia as chief judge. Members listed include Armstrong, Birchard, Keck, Thomas, Senger, Kergen, Punsky, Warr.

Warren Charles P. Armstrong Julius Birchard Frederick Keck Myron ‘Thomas James Senger Richard Kergen Lawrence Punsky Joseph Warr England

Mysterious Marlow murder fuels detective hunt

Police probe a fatal shooting of Marlow, nightclub owner and fight manager, found in a Flushing bushes clueing a mysterious girl who spoke 12 words by phone from the Hotel Victoria. Detectives track leads in Manhattan as a citywide gangland angle unfolds.

New York United Press New York Beere Langnager Marlow Flushing Grover Whalen Manhattan Kelling Arold Rothstein Hotel Victoria Frank United States Pollve Beer Tunner Eambler Rothstein

Blood Transfusion Historical Experiment Described

The article notes an early blood transfusion attempt at a Royal Society meeting in London on November 61, 1067 with Charles Spiegel of Titusville. A man was fired for twenty shillings amid preparations involving a silver tube to connect arteries and transfuse a sheep with a mule’s artery.

Royal Society London Charles Spiegel Titusville Tielve

Missing Bradford Taxi Owner Seeks Help Across Cities

Bradford Pennsylvania police joined multiple cities in a search for Ben Read, taxi firm owner and boxing association president, last seen Saturday night when a mysterious caller claimed his vehicle broke down with wife and baby inside. A staged tow arrangement and a suspicious route via Jumertown and Billo emerged, prompting further investigation into Bond’s disappearance.

Bradford Uia Ben Read Bradford Boxing Read Striuger Invisticnton Stringer Billo N.Y Jumertown Bond

Child sustains fractured skull and jaw in street collision

Olivia Virginia Kran ev a 22 year old resident of 112 South Ninth street was struck by a passing wagon while a child tried to pick up ice. She was hit by a truck operated by John J. O'Brien of 112 South Ninth street and brought to Olean General Hospital in serious condition with skull and jaw fractures.

Olwan Virgina Kranev South Yet Street Olean General Hospital John J. O'Brien South Ninth Street

Brother Dies in Chicago Sudden Funeral Planned in Chautauqua

Mrs. Mary V. Phelps and Mrs. A Bill King learn of the death of their brother W A Vance who died suddenly at a Chicago hospital Saturday evening. The body will be brought to Chautauqua New York Wednesday morning for burial. He is survived by his wife and two daughters along with his sisters in this city.

H. L. Bowen Charles Dorrey James Platt Main Street Grange Nationa Bank Lodge Wie Gayletts Club Mary V. Phelps A. Bill King W. A. Vanes Chicago Chautauqua Vemeday M Vance

Dairymen to Hear Report at Wheetocke Church Meeting

Dairymen of the Dairymen's League gather Friday evening at Wheetocke church for a report from the Syracuse New York annual meeting delivered by delegate Arthur Morris. Following the business portion, tea will be served.

Dairymen's League Wheetocke Church Syracuse N. Ys Arthur Morris

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