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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
May 29, 1928
Page
7
Beaverdam Church Repair Drive Draws Large Sum
Beaverdam May 23 A community meeting at the Big church drew a large crowd and raised over seven hundred dollars for repairs to a child and pastors. Local residents including Rev J Wayne Hunter and Mrs Hunter hosted guests from State Line and nearby towns amid a day of social visits and local notices. Further notes report Marvin Proctor's death from pneumonia in Erie and various regional encounters, visits, and farewells among Beaverdam residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Marviiti Proctor
Erie
Bi.g
J. Wayne ‘Hunter
State Line
Lyons
Susie Markham
Atgle Skinner
Union City
Will Tanner
Amos ‘Tunney
Din Riley
Joe McClellan
G. Hurley
Gorry
John Carbaugh
Doris
Irene
Sun Mther
Eben Chaffee
Marvin Proctor
Dall Proctor
Brie
Carl Lyons
R. Lyons
Lyle Prowler
Robert Mulvin
Bert Bowen
Corry
Doo Ghunyoings
Flora Follett
Thomias Fullom
George Buttinbaugh
Garry Prebles
Amos Tanner
Bear Lake
W.L. Peterson
James Crowell
Byron Crowell
Louils Station
Lmlt
Fred Mason
Feoselle Paterson
Sundhy
A. J. Fiske
Gerald
Wallsburg
Mea
Miya Dougherty
Joe McClelland
Fred Sturges
Childiren Ab Warren
Ralph Shreves
Walon Ily
Herbert Pens
Rolla McAllester
Fred Alverson
Paul Smith
B. J. Whitney
Leon Procter
Charles Hodge
Paul Hanna
Jay Smith
Hatch Hollow
Mrr
Morris Breed
Injuries Fatal to Olean Child
A driver struck 11 year old Willam Wipe Cann in Olean causing a skull fracture and fatal injuries. He died in the hospital. The accident occurred near 227 North Union Street and Union Avenue. The boy was son of Mr and Mrs William H McGann.
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Quran
Willam Wipe
Cann
Ant Ty
William H. McGann
North Union Fleet
Olen Hospital
Andy
Charlotte Knits
Henry Steet
Ana Union Straarg
Isunl
Pollew Haak
Petnver
Memorial Day brings storms and minor wrecks in district
Memorial Day notices and local weather shape a tense holiday start as a bicycle is wrecked by a car on Center street and a Dodge truck wheel shreds on North Center. Crews report slight damage near the National Barn while storms split the area with north side heavier impact. Union City pension gains are announced for several residents, and local pastors resume duties as spring market activity rebounds with Chrysler and Dodge shares rallying on merger talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Centertreet
National Barn
Roberson-Sherman Players draw large crowd on East Main
The Roberson-Sherman Players performed in a tent on East Main Street drawing a large audience with many turned away as seats ran out. Management praised the opening night and universal satisfaction. The tent held close to a thousand, with further shows planned through the week featuring Too Much Mother-in-Law tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson-Sherman
East Main Street
Roberson‘Shopman
Presbyterians Decline To Score Coolidge Policy
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Tulsa Ohio today rejected a resolution condemning President Coolidge for enforcement of Prohibition. It voiced disapproval of the authors of that resolution and declined to adopt the measure.
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Wy United Press
Tulsa
Ohio
General Assembly
We Presbyterian Church
Coolidge
Vins
Chrysler and Dodge merger rumors shake New York stocks
New York May 29 Chrysler and Dodge Brothers Motor Companies were the market focus on the New York Stock Exchange as reports of a merger circulated. Officials from both firms were in New York but did not confirm. The Dow Jones Financial News Service cited a Hornblower and Works brokerage note signaling a new company would absorb Chrysler and Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Dodge Brothers Motor Companies
New York Stock Exchange
Down Jones Financial News Service
Hornbrowner and Works
Dodge
Club Season Closes With Banquet At Hotel Corry
The College Women's Club wrapped its season with a formal banquet at the Hotel Corry. Attendees enjoyed a seven o'clock dinner in the dining room, tables set in gold and white with tulip centerpieces and candle light. Mrs. G. T. Kincaid and Miss McCray received awards. meetings resume in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women's Club
Hotel
Corry
Pitt
G. T. Kincaid
McCray
Butler Burial Today Across Political Circles
Prominent national and Pennsylvania figures will attend the funeral of Congressman Thomas Butter at his Westchester home today. Telegrams of condolence reached Mrs. Butler as Dr. Charles A. Ernest Jr. of Ridley Park emerged as a likely successor, with several other names also mentioned.
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United Press
Westchester
Pennsylvenia
Thomash —Butter
Ins
Butler
Charles A. Ernest, Jr
Rid~ley Park
Buttle
Congress
Althy
Coolidge Signs Tax Cut Bill in Compromise Plan
President Coolidge signs a tax reduction measure amid debate over revenue impact and exemptions. The bill aims about a 285 million to 205 million dollar reduction, with ongoing disputes between Treasury and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce over its scope and committee proposals. The plan keeps individual tax rates and surtaxes unchanged, and omits repeal of the estate tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Chamber
Treasury
Administration
Couple to honeymoon in Gettysburg after Coolidge speech
Bloomsburg May 29. President Coolidge will speak at Gettysburg tomorrow. Thomas Hoffman, Civil War veteran, and his bride Emma Joel Hoffman, aged 75, will join the audience as part of their honeymoon after being in town yesterday.
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Bloomsburg
Coolidge
Gettyspurg
Thomas Hoffman
Emma Joel
Gettysburg
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