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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1929

Page

7

Plans for Annual Alumni Reunion Set for June 6

Officers of the High School Alumni Association held a preliminary meeting to outline plans for the upcoming reunion on Thursday evening June 6. Board members appointed committees to organize entertainment and a large turnout, with special emphasis on inviting the 1870 and 1904 classes for golden and silver anniversaries. The 1929 reunion will be directed by Mrs Genevieve S Johnson, president of the alumni association.

High School Alumni Association Rnta Genevieve 5 John~soh Alumn! Association

Shelkey In New Sales Post Arrives From Jamestown

W. R. Shelkey of Jamestown New York arrived in the city this morning to assume duties as manager in the appliance department. He comes from the Penny yama Gas Company in Jamestown and is well experienced in this line. He plans to move his family here later.

W. R. Shelkey Jamestown N.Y City Pennyyama Gas Company Shelkey

100000 Employees In Express Merger

United Press reports the American Railway Express Company merges into the Railway Express Agency Inc, transferring 100000 employees and 126000 offices. The deal includes $32831000 in checks paid to R B M Cowie, who remains president with the new company. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the consolidation, the first of its kind.

United Pre New York United States American Railway Express Company The Railway Express Agency, Inc Algo R. B. M. Cowie Railay Express Agency, Inc Express Company Kanefer Interstate Commercial Commission

Benefit Card Party Success at Kamps Home

A benefit card party for the Corry Choral Society drew 73 guests at the Maple home of Mr and Mrs G B Kamps. Eighteen tables hosted card games with prizes won by Mrs Raymond Anderson Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs William Parkery. Catering by the committee included sandwiches and cakes. A nice sum was raised to support the choir.

G. B. Kamps Corry Choral Society Raymond Anderson Harold Brown William Parkery Harrison H. Keppel Ina Austin Mra B. ¥. Starr Carl Slemvens

Scouts Save Companion In Woodcutting Accident

At Johnsonburg on March 1 Jack Mills, a Legion Boy Scout, suffered a deep leg gash when an axe slipped while cutting wood for drying clothes. Two scouts Edward Pranzick and Elmer O’Hara applied improvised tourniquets with neckties to stem bleeding, raised his legs, and summoned aid. Mills was transported to town for rest, aided by father Jack Mills and Mr Space.

Johnsonburg Mar Jack Mills The Legion Boy Scouts Intf Woods Edward Pranzick Elmer O'Hara Hs Ife Franzick O'Hara Mr. Mills Jac Space

Two Hart in Warren Crash

Warren police report a two car collision at Hickory street and Fourth Avenue at around 2 am. Leo J. Schuler 28 and Laura Mathis 42 were injured and taken to Warren General Hospital. The other occupants, John Stewart and John McCoy, were not hurt as the sedan left the scene.

Warren Mar Warren General Hospital Hickory Street Fourth Avenue Leo J. Schuler R. D Laura Maths Fifth Avenue John Stewart Paul Stewart John McCoy Union Street Mathis Schuler Stewart McCoy

Hirginian Anniversary Plans At Local Hall

Mrs Florence Sasperson chairs arrangements for the Hirginian sisters thirty second anniversary to be observed this month in their hall. A program will be offered and the event promises to be enjoyable. Plans were discussed at a Pythians meeting with cards and refreshments following the lodge session.

Florence Sasperson

Dinwiddie Loses Leg After Fall at Triangle Motor Sales

C M Dinwid die manager of the Triangle Motor Sales Company and a well known Alda gway man submitted to the amputation of his right leg four inches below the knee at Kaul Memorial hospital St Marys Thursday morning. He had previously sustained a tractor to the bone in a fall from a stepladder while hanging a calendar on the wall of the Triangle Motor Company. He was moved to his home after the accident but treatment failed.

Bivewax Mar C. M. Dinwidlie Triangle Motor Sales Company Aldgway Kaul Memorial Hospital St. Marys Thia Triangle Motor Company

Odd Fellows Banquet Planned After State Convention

Representatives from Erie county Odd Fellow lodges to attend a banquet and entertainment March 26 at Temple Hall 11th and Peddie streets Erie. Sylvia Rebecca lodge to serve, under Mrs Beward Zimmer direction. Lodges from North East Union City Waterford and Girard will be represented at the affair.

Erie Mar Odd Fellow Erie County Yau Odd Fellows Temple 11Th Peddh Streets Sylvia Rebecca Lodge Beward Zimmer Corn Union City Waterford Girard

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad for Elderly Relief

An old style advert promises immediate relief for teasing coughing and throat irritation in elderly persons. It recommends holding a small dose in the throat before swallowing and credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with healing inflamed throat tissues and bronchials, stating it contains pine tar and honey and contains no opiates or chloroform.

Foley

Blueeye News Notes Spark Local Movements

Blueeye February notes list visits and travels among residents and relatives. Frank and Alta Howard, Bert Baccus, Clayton Baccus, Florence Mead, Helen Spencer, Margaret and Albert Sandburg, Wilma Bindley, Laura McIntyre, Clayton Birdis, and Roy Devean appear in short trips to Corry Warren Meadville Columbus and Spring Creek with multiple interwoven family visits across a week.

Blue Eye Frank Howard Corry Bert Baccus Clayton Baccus A. Sandburg Florence Mead Helen Spencer Youngsville Alta Mead Margaret Albert Sandburg Warren Freda Baccus Columbus Wilma Bingley Laura McIntyre Charles Sandburg Clayton Birdis Erne Spool Paul Porter Spring Creek Roy Devean Wilma Bindley Meadville Irvin Stella Briggs Gorjay George Mead

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