Dinner Meeting at Hotel Corry Credit Exchange
The Corry Credit Exchange led by Worth Hammond held another enthusiastic dinner in the Hotel Corry dining room. Attendees discussed a Wednesday closing plan, planned an Labor Day ox roast, and set up committees for the event. veteran merchant Mr. Metzger spoke on credit and savings银行 and urged coordination of capital and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
J. C Phelps
Stanley Nichols
R. A. van ‘Tusgell
Donad
M. Waller
William Lombard
Mr. Hammond
Wits
CB. Metzger
Warren
Joun Bank
Otter
Metzger
Aisa
Credit Exchange
Community Loan Bank
Joan Yank
Corry Loan and Sayings Society
Toso Ban Idea
Two Arrests Over Gin Find On City Street
Chief Tipton stopped a car on East South Street near Concord and found a large gin cache. D Cofford owned the liquor. H Heyman claimed none, both charged under city ordinance. Cofford fined 25 dollars and costs. Heyman fined 10 dollars and costs. Police also found eleven bottles and a five gallon can partly filled with gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cofford
Burney Heyanth
Tipton
Cofford
Euat South Street
Concord
Heyman
Porter
Aris
Rors
Mpton
Wing Wills management to continue amid sale rumors
Rumors of an out of town sale of Wing-Wills stores revived this morning but officials deny any consummated deal. If pursued, the plan would keep three Progressive Local stores under current management and intact organization with no merger. Mrs Williams remains a stockholder as negotiations continue and a decision is expected next Monday. Mrs Tra Miller and Mrs Frank J Ford visited Ol City for a day.
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Interesm
Bnt
He Corporation
Tate 1
Williams
Wing-Wilds Stores Corporation
Corry
Winig-Wills Corporation
Memorial Day Parade Route Outlined by Charles Keating
Charles Keating announced Memorial Day parade arrangements. The procession forms on West Washington Street near the W F W home, moves west to First Avenue, south to South Street, east to Concord Street, north to Main, west to Center Street, and north to the park where the parade disbands and the procession disperses.
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Charles Keating
Washington Street
W. FW
First Avenue
South Street
Concord Street
Main
Center Street
the Park
Myers Heads State Templars Peck Named Grand Commander
Frank G. Myers of Wilkes-Barre was elected grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania Knights Templar at the seventy forth annual conclave in Pittsburgh. James H. Chickering of Osala was elected deputy grand commander and other officers were announced for 1930, with East chosen as the site for the next conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Myers
Oil City
Easton Corry
Ross Downing
United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank G. Myers
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Knights Templar
James H. Chickering
Osala
Slyde P. Love
Harrisburg
Maurice
East
Myers
John A. Murphy
Italy
Denver
James A. Dewey
George 8. Peck
Corry
Rand Warden
Jonathan S. Britten
Roft
Reading
James C. Weir
Grant Marshal
George Sttgrbave
Boston
Grand Herald
Hmery ‘Small
M E Church Canvass Proves Big Success
The M E Church canvass for current expense and World Service budget closed last night with workers宣布 pledges totaling 4,420.10 on the adding machine showing strong support. An overall goal of 6,345.00 is hoped to be nearly reached after all pledges are tallied. The campaign surpassed prior efforts and included 1,130.80 pledged to World Youths. Continued on Page Seven.
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World Service
Pirat Methodist Episcopal Church
Lindberghs Still Hidden Amid Honeymoon Rumors
United Press reports May 29 in New York say the public knows little about Charles and Anne Lindberghs honeymoon location. Rumors place them around Englewood New Jersey, North Haven Connecticut, aboard yachts or at estates on Long Island, but officials and Mrs Morrow's secretary say they have no information on their whereabouts.
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Frank Murphy
United Press
Old Orchard
Hee
Paris
Jean Assolant
Yellow Bird
Assolant
Mets
Jones
Splendid Starv
Assilant
Pt i. Ohanga
New York
Charles A. Lindberghs Bollay
Lindbergh
Anne Spencer Morrow
Englewood
N.J
North Haven
S. R. Guggenbein
Triller
J. P. Morquis
Corsair
Newark
Guggenheim
Bea
Long Island
Trubee Mavison
Locust Valley
Mors
Rotary and Kiwanis Hear Fine Address by Ex Mayor Carlson
Corry Rotary and Kiwanis held a joint meeting with 53 guests including Civil War veterans Jason O. Smith Richard Marvin James Davids Oliver Zasler John Bartle and John Bell. Ex mayor Samuel A. Carlson of Jamestown delivered a Memorial Day themed address urging removal of politics from city government and praising municipal efficiency and civil service reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Rotary
Kiwanis
Samuel A. Carlson
Jamestown
Jason O. Smith
Richard Marvin
James Davids
Oliver Zasler
John Bartle
John Bell
Jamson
Elac
Cincinnati
Child Burned in Kitchen Accident in Corry
Lawrence Craker Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Leon Craker, 1827 West Pleasant, suffered multiple burns when a chair toppled a kettle of boiling water. He is at Corry hospital in stable condition this afternoon. Mother received minor burns on hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Craker
Leon Ctaker
West Pleasant
Corry Hospital
Ann
Thousand killed in Arab War near Sarar
May reports from Beirut said a clash between Nejd tribes southeast of Sarar in central Arabia left more than 1,000 dead. The fighting stemmed from the feud between supporters of King Thu Sand and rebels from the Ajimaan and Jelawah factions, ending with the Jelawah execution of the Ajmaan leader and escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jerusalem
Sarar
Arabia
Thu Sand
Beirut
Ton Sand
Storms leave Pennsylvania in ruins with multiple deaths
Yesterday's thunderstorms across Pennsylvania killed three people and injured several others. Lightning struck a grandstand near Johnstown, causing two youths to die. Additional fatalities included Mrs. William Richards near Ashland. Hospitals and churches suffered fire and structural damage while barns, a cow, and several vehicles burned or were destroyed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Central City
Johnstown
Lehtting
Be Park
Charles Bobach
Centrality
Peter Solonich
Millerium
Joan Auger
Raymond Weyandi
Frank Zarman
John Skreener
George Sw
Envis
Reading
M. Gehris
York
City Memorial Day observance planned with parade
City to suspend business for Memorial Day with parade at 3:30 pm and park ceremonies led by F W MacDonald of Warren. Veterans of Foreign Wars organize program including bugle, invocation, floral offering, address, and band. If rain, exercises move to State Armory. Journal will not publish that day.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
F. W. MacDonald
Warren
Graves
Bracken
Harle V
MacDonald
Rey
Geo
Morgan
Star Spangled Banner
Post Bugler
Lbe Mey
Gene
Elmer Shiss
Iounds
Frank Parsons
Ed Harington
C. Lindstrom
Dana Olds
Charles Armitage
Clyde Button
Harry Nei
Journal
School Board Calls Special Meeting on Tax Collector
The Board of wanestion will join a special meeting this evening to elect a tax collector for the coming year. By law the office must be filled by an election in May, and with no action taken at Monday's meeting, the session is held to address the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Wanestion
Bandits Seize Bank President in South Bend Heist
Three holdup men abducted Richard Mr. Johnson, president of the South Bend State Bank, and held him in a basement of a partially built building. They forced him to drive to a downtown bank and stole $13,400 in currency.
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South Bend
Ind
Richard Mr. Johnson
South Bend State Bank
Radio Enticements Tonight On Major Networks
WOR and GBS present Hank Simmons Show Boat at 7.00 HST while WHAP NBC offer BSP Concert Orchestras and Soloists. WZ NBC air Neapolitan Nights at 6:30 ST. WHAP NBC feature The Revellers with soloists and orchestra at 8 3 BST. WOR CBS broadcast Levitow Concert Orchestra.
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WOR
GBS
Hank Simmons
Inquest Held Into Death of Mrs Jessie Dennis
Coroner Hanley of Erie conducted an inquest at Union City into the death of Mrs Jessie Dennis fatally injured when a car started in gear and jumped forward striking her and her nine year old daughter before crashing into another vehicle. The jury ruled the death an unsolved accident, clearing Mrs Henry Seymour. The incident occurred Saturday and Mrs Dennis died Sunday afternoon in Corry Hospital. The child is recovering. A hearing had been planned for this morning but was advanced to the inquest yesterday with multiple witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Erie
Union City
Jessie Dennis
Lynching of Local Negro in Alamo Tennessee May 29
A mob seized an 18 year old black man from the Alamo jail and hanged him after accusations he drank. The victim named Jon Boxs ley, tied to the wife of Crockett County magistrate Mrs Johnnie James. The incident occurred in Alamo Tennessee on May 29.
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Alamo, Tenn
Jon Boxsley
Johnnie James
Crockett County
Alamo
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Hotel Corry
C. E. Metzger
Warren Merchant
Comford
Heymu
Wy Cofford
Wing-Wills Management
Tra Miller
Frank J. Ford
Mornige
M. E
Bride
Rotary
Mayor Carlson
Intel
Carlson
Cmong
Warren Man
V. FW
Bandits
Dennis
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