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15 Mar 1928
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Bhu
Mary Ahigener
Ut Singiin
Schoolpai
Ound
Hope Fades for Trans Ocean Fliers and Dam Disaster Toll
Rescue crews cut through mud and debris in the Santa Clara valley as flood survivors receive clothing and aid. Death toll rises beyond 300 with damage estimated near 19 million dollars as authorities probe responsibility for the Francis dam disaster and search remote areas for victims. Weather and typhoid inoculations are noted while Pink district and Molison Company camp near the destroyed area report significant losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Paula
Cal
Santa Clara River
Atill
St. Francia
Los Ante- Tea
Sid
Pink
Molison Company
Churches Founded Here in 1862
The article traces Corry’s early church history, noting St Thomas Catholic Church founded 1862 by Rev Lonergan, and the same year the Methodist Episcopal Church organized by Rev Georgé F Rens tr. It covers First Presbyterian's 1864 organization and early meeting places, plus the First Baptist Church organized in October 1863, with later details on locations and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Abelles
St Thomas’ Catholic
Lone
Passute Hotel
Mylin Street
Georgée
Rens
Columbus
Lendard
Concord and
Pleasant Streets
J. C. Scofield
J. E. Stubbs
J. B. Chase
A Benvin
J. 8. Butters
Joseph Fisher
M. W. Motfitt
W. Levens
Union Mills
Europe
First Presbyterian Church
Concord Street
Shoot House
Sony
W. Roe
Presbytery
Buffalo
Mure
Lo Hapkins
McKenzie
2Nd Avenue
Pleasant Street
Center
G. ‘Hopkins
B. L. Dunn
al Dean
Jid
R. Miller
Rat Baptist Church
THA
First Baptist Church of
Old grudge ends in surgeon's murder in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on March 15 Joseph Kaminiskey 22 shot and killed Dr Gerald Kelley in his office at Jessup after a long standing grudge. Kaminiskey was arrested soon after at a nearby motion picture theater and jailed without bail. Police say they obtained a confession from Kaminiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyotr Scranton
Joseph Kaminiskey
Gerald Kelley
al Jessup
Neachare
Kaminiskey
Scranton Motion Picture Theater
Wellingy
Re appointment of 46 teachers approved
The board approved reappointment for forty six teachers recommended by Supt Riulph and approved by the Committee of Administration and Instruction. Ten teachers were named for contracts to run through March and wages for the 182s term. Schools listed include Mayard J Sheen at Bou Senior High and several others across districts Weathering Conway Fairview and Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riulph
Board of Education
Ukeantarius
Phl
May McCormick
Cora G. Smith
A.D. Clark
Nellie Titus
Rebecca J. Heas
Plane Carries Food to Isolated Michigan Village
An Army transport flight from Selfridge Field Michigan departed at 10 40 am for northern Michigan to supply the marooned Delous village near Oscoun Army base. Pilot Lt Jon e Soper with Lt Keith Roscoe Oscar G Olander and two sergeants expected refueling at Sault Ste Marie before skis and provisions for Delous. Bad weather limited further flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selfridge Field
Mt Clemens
Mie
Northern
Michigan
Sunnyhound
Delous
Jon.e. Saper
Hepling
Oscoun Army Base
Mids Afernoon
Sault Ste. Marie
Soper
Keith Roscoe
Oscar G. Olander
State Poli
Selfridge
Hole
Noril
Corry Public Schools Extends Industrial Course to Eleventh Grade
The Board of Education approves extending industrial courses to 11th grade to retain students through high school and prepare for vocational graduation. A superintendent report notes many local boys seek work in stores, offices, and factories after leaving school, prompting the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Board of Education
Ramona
Lb Muse
Kiwanis Club enjoys magic show and guest guests
Kiwanis Club lunch featured John Nelson of Bradford a skilled magician and entertainer performing card tricks and witty stunts for members Keystone basketball team guests included Main Rich Arthur Dexter Paul Burns Richard White and manager Philip Young Worth Hammond and A J Davis Bragie Helmon M Silverman and J Leiie of Buffalo attended Stanley Hy Nicola joined the club Secretary Clarence Slop was thanked for his snappy weekly letter The club will meet with Rotarians next Wednesday to hear William Raine Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
John Nelson
Bradford
Yevell
Keystone
Main Rich
Arthur Dexter
Paul Burns
Richard White
Philip
Young Worth Hammond
A. J. Davis
Bragie Helmon
Thedtrle cli
Sad M. Silverman
J. Leiie
Buftaly
Stanley Hy Nichola
Clarence Slibop
Rotarians
William Raine Bennett
Broken rail blocks Terre Railroad freight at Maple Avenue crossing
A broken rail on a Terre Railroad freight train halted traffic for about an hour across several city crossings including First Avenue West Wayne Street and Maple Avenue. Officials said the disruption was unavoidable and caused considerable inconvenience to drivers and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwers
Terre Railroad
Maple Avenue
Wayne Street
Center Street
Ted Oy
Rions and
Witolste
Sunday School Social Planned at M. T Wingeh
Plans completed for a Sunday School social at the M. T Wingeh on Sunday evening at 7 80. Extensive arrangements made and a microphone promised. A short program and other entertainment arranged. A large attendance is desired. Mrs Gorn Sowmg left that afternoon for Buffin to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T
School Board Debates High School Heating Reform Costs
The Board discusses replacing aging furnaces at the Senior High with options from steam heating to new furnaces costing 6000 to 15000 dollars. A Pennsylvan ia Gas Company offer to install burners could save fuel, but members question costs. An engineer from Warren and a California absence delay final decisions as finance and property committees prepare budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schellhammer
Warret
Ernest Zidgley
Cleveland
Board of Education
Messrs. Smith
Patterson
Curtis
Love
Campbell
Monroe
Mr Love
D. A. Hill
Pennsylivania Gas Company
Schelltiammer
Warren
Monrdé
Property Committee
California
F. Leach
Geiger
Gordion
Dewey
Boston
Washington
Serior High
Munger
Hardy School
Sguren
Pennsylvania, Gas Company
Chaiman
Missing Edison Company Workers Increase St Francis Toll
Eight more victims reported missing as St Francis dam collapse debris is searched in Castine California. Edison Company officials confirm several workers from the Weir camp remain unaccounted for raising fears for their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newhall
Calif
St. Francis Dam
Castine
Oliicnats
Smithern California Edison Company
TL Micinuers
Weir
Atemp
Plea of Not Guilty Entered by Stewart
Robert W. Stewart chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana pleaded not guilty to contempt charges before Chief Justice Walter J. McCay in Washington. He faced thirteen counts for defying the Senate subpoena about Tea Pot Dome and Liberty Bonds profits. The defense sought a later trial date with a 12 day delay agreed by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Robert WW. Stewart
Senate
Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Walter J. McCay
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Grand
Liberty Bonds
Continental Trading Company
U. S
Peyton Gordon
Leo A. Rover
Search for bonds shifts to Chicago
United Press report states the U S Senate Treasury bonds probe shifted to Chicago to trace $40,000 in liberty bonds. Of 43 witnesses invited, about thirteen key figures were out of the city as the hearing began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
U. S Senate
Conisittes
Nye Reps S. D
Norbeck Repny S. D
Washington
Heiring
Tonight's five best radio features listed for Newark area
Radio listings note acts on WIZ and WOW stations with 6:05 AM start, 4:00 PM and 9:30 PM hooks, Maxwell Hour, Continentals, and a 7 PM program featuring Secretary of the Navy Wilbur with talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewark
New Yorke Philkmtionte Orchestra
Amspico
Maxwell
Continentals
Washington
S. Ma
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Wreckage Sighted After Endeavor Flight Aborted Search Continues
Coast Guards near Fletchers Neck report yellow wreckage five miles off Orchard Beach while efforts to locate the Endeavor plane and its crew continue. Reports from New York and London describe secrecy around the flight by Captain Hinchliffe and Miss Mackay and anxious searches along the Atlantic route. In Steubenville, police say four high school students disappeared with little money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Biddleford Pool
Coast Guards
Fletchers Neck
Old Orchard Beach
Fisher ‘Wen
Arch
Walter Hinchliffe
Elsie Mackay
New York
Mar
Gecracy
Ander S
Walter Hinchclife
Blais MackKay
Atlantic Ocean
England
United States
Hino
Tre
Hincliffe
Atrivy
Anandan
Newfoundland
Pitt
Salvanjee
Miss MacKay
Oast
Ireland
John Gillespig
Hinchliffe
Inchliffe
Sinclair
Hinelitte
MacKay
Atlantic
London
Bil J Mackay
Lord Inchcape
Reypt
Steubenville
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Shane
Zymond, Ween
Valley
Lunigh Seape
Harold G. Wolfa
Pthel B. Macray
Pose ML. Brady
Mpiress S. Hurlbut
Robert Henderson
Charles Hoft Nuster
Edith M. Khabb
Jat Lawton
Manon Z. Panger
Helen Sullivan
Javi Gimer
Jimile L. B. Bilafei
Lucila Murray
Raith MM
Cook
Agnes Connell
Ver Y. Hen On
J VanTasse
Huckelberry
Detour
Clarion
Mary
Pittsburgh
S. Hi Nichols
Gorn
Warren Engineer
Employes OF Edison CO
Edison Company
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
McCoy
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