E A Kelsey 91st birthday milestone noted in Corry
Hale and hearty E A Kelsey age 91 of 602 South Center street recently celebrated the anniversary of his birth. He came to the city with the old Atlante and Great Western Railroad in 1861 and recalls early Corry days, including blazing the way for the railroad extension to Union City and firing the first locomotive over the Crosscut line between Erie and Corry in 1862.
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Hale
E. A. Kelsey
South
Center Street
Gerry
Atlante and Great Western Railroad
Kelsey Bie
Doe Cannon
Congress
Kelsey
Kelsey Noming
Union City
Welograph Line
Q Hoe
Brokers Clean Up Grist of Work After Market Turmoil
United Press reports New York stock exchange closed again as curb brokers and clerks catch up on delayed transactions from the past week. Market optimism circulates but tone remains cautious with warnings that recovery may be slow and profits could tempt risky buys. Clark Williams & Company notes drastic liquidation improved technical position but advises against buying on rallies. prefer conservative valuations. Elizabeth Crow travels from East Spruce Street to Corry for a football game tonight and tomorrow.
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United Press
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Clark Williams & Company
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
NBC and CBS networks present a lineup of musical and comedy programs. Walter Damposch conducts orchestras on WHAF and Wig. Mr and Mrs sketch airs on CBS via WABC at 9 30 p m. Henry Hadley leads the orchestra on NBC at 10 p m. Lusky Strike orchestra also listed on WHAF schedule.
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WABCO
CBS
WABC
Henry “Hadley
Wig
NBC
Nationalists claim early edge on Young Plan poll
Berlin reports the Nationalist party seizing an initial victory in the anti Young Plan drive with a petition drive. Signatures total just over 4.1 million, meeting the 10 percent threshold to force a national referendum on Germany acceptance of the plan.
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United Press Berlin
Nationalist
Inity
Germany
Corry Superintendent Dewey Honored in State Education Journal
Ralph S. Dewey superintendent of Corry Public Schools received favorable front cover mention in the November issue of the Pennsylvania School Journal. The portrait and article note his 1929 80 presidency of the Northwestern Convention District, his career path from Kane to Corry, and his education at Union College Allegheny and Columbia.
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Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Pennsylvania — Schuot Journal
Isue
Northwestern Convention District
Dewey
Ripley
N. Y
Union College
N.Y
Allegheny College
Columbia University
Chauenique County
Servinor
Kane
Coach grateful for game demonstration and support
Coach Searle McCall of Titusville Corry High football thanked the Alumni Association F. W. Bugte corps merchants and others for help with preparations for the game. He praised the first night's demonstrations as students and a bugle corps gave a lively welcome despite heavy rains.
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Searle McCall
F. W. Bugte Corps
Titusville
Corry High
Bugle Corps
Eight Lost When Spanish Ship Sinks
A Spanish ship sank seven miles off Ondarrow after a heavy explosion during a storm. Fishermen in motorboats recovered only one body, the remains of a youth aged about two, with eight sailors missing and presumed dead.
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United
Presa Bilbao
Spain
Kolwosi
Ondarrow
Patterson backs Love for reelection in tax cut appeal
Ex mayor J B Patterson, finishing term on the Board of Education, endorses Love for school director. He urges tax reductions of about eight mills total, vows support for experienced leaders, cites Fair Ground issues, and notes Love’s independence and watchdog stance on expenditures.
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J. B. Love
John B. Patterson
Board of Education
Ety
Dun B. Lave
Bonn
Patterson
J. B. Patterso
Hear Talk On Mormon Secrets
Mrs Lulu Loveland Shepard of Salt Lake City lectured to a large audience of local women at the Methodist Episcopal church on the Mormon temple secrets. She spoke under the auspices of the Corry W C T U and Home Missionary Society, representing the National Reform Association of Pittsburgh.
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M. E. Church
Lulu Lovelland Shepard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mormon ‘Temple
Shepard
National Reform Association of
Pitsburgh
Corry
W. C
Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Concord Twp Slayer Faces Jury Monday
George Wing 29 of Concord Township to face grand jury Monday afternoon for murder and assault with intent to kill. The list includes charges against Wing and others for breaking, entering, larceny, robbery, assault, and auto law violations as presented to the grand jury.
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Concord
Gtorge Wing
Concora
Wisease
Uist
Carl Will Apett
Grann
Wing
George Laverne Ormhes
Lows Jaiverne Ormsbee
Casta
Meus Wing
Intedl
Lorell
Harry Metuite
Richard Boyes
Packard Boyce
Einar Pravela
Lawrence Avirslh
Ralph Deis
Pred Raymond
William Sederburg
Mmareeny
Joe Senaple
James Spencer
Gilbert Schaider
Maurida Hetwig
North
Fai
O. Nt
Cliteon Taylor
William E. Jobuwan
John Northers
Allen Woodward
Wiliam
Martin ‘Kubeja
Louis Apira
Vern Lary
Balvara Bucevsk
Willis Ring
Erne Sta’ford
Olta Jozinski
Elmer J. Wilson
Ralph Surgeeno
Thomas Hatalin
Norman Saunders
George Masewsi
John W. Welts
Ployd Kimball
Charles K. Stephany
Oliver Hayes
W. A. Ssachrist
Meyer Spear
Charles B. Saunders
Archie Dennis
Mary Lus
Kowkl
Mary Cigier
Theodore A. Stevenson
H. O. Hirt
Wa. Schau
Joseph Naworski
Steve Tacuczki
Frank Weber
N. H. Hollenbeck
Andrew Tokac
Kenneth Mosher
George Weynstk
George Duffy
Eugene Walters
Ernest Mbisch
Council May Act on Traffic Lights Here
City council members consider installing traffic control lights at Smith Center street and Senter Street Columbus Avenue. The move, supported by the new administration, hinges on highway department permits and state license transfer, with votes likely at Monday’s meeting and a decision in January.
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Council
Smith Center Street
Senter Street
Columbus
Avanue
Inter Jwolton
WiKk le
Pew
Cuming Yeas
Cornell
First Hunting Day Marred by Casualties in Pennsylvania
Three deaths and many injuries marked opening of the small game season across Pennsylvania. Notable incidents include John Wilson, 17, of Woodlan killed by buckshot when disarming a rifle near his home. Other fatalities and injuries followed in Mercer, Philadelphia, Clearfield, and Beaver counties amid widespread game availability and favorable hunting weather.
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United Press
Gay
Pennsylvania
John, Wilsus
Woodlam
Clearfield County
William W. Robinson
Sharcom
Sheskieyville
Mercer County
Anthony Everett
Philadelphia
Langhorne
Fred Zeigler
DuBois
Lintersburg
Robert Durkin
Tranger
Westmoreland County
Carl Wallace
New Castle
Mahoniog
Lawrence
Educ Ty
Totin Guisto
New Brighton
Daugherty Township
Beaver County
H. &. Buckhanan
Grove City
D. Distrin
Buller County
Woman's Club Meets Monday Night at Corry Club
All members of the Corry Woman's Club are urged to attend a important business meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the club home on Mott Street. Much business is to be transacted and a large attendance is requested.
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Woman's Club
Corry
Rabbits Plentiful as Opening Day Hunters Report
The opening day of the 1929 rabbit season drew hundreds of local sportsmen who reported plentiful rabbits in nearby woodlands. Hunters reported good-sized bags amid broad success, with local activity noted around the region.
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Woodlanda
Venango County suit ends in $20,000 verdict
In Franklin Pennsylvania a jury awarded damages totaling $20,000 in a case against Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Leroy Guiliiger was awarded $12,000 and Guy C. Kellogg $7,000 after their truck was struck on a Pennsylvania railroad line. The suit had sought $60,000 in damages.
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United Press
Franklin
Navy
Pennsylania
Censure Debates Shake Senate Over Bingham Case
Republican senators back Norris resolution censuring Hiram Bingham and push to soften the wording to disapprove Others oppose public rebuke but many anticipate an overwhelming vote The piece notes three precedents and contrasts past censures with this moment plus a brief update on Charles Leech Gulick’s Illinois Wisconsin concert tour ending with a recital in Warren’s First Presbyterian Church.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hiram Hingham
Simeon [ Fess
Ohio
Bingham
Congress
Cage
House
Virginia
Whs
Charles Leech Gulick
Illinois
Wisconsin
First Presbyterian Church of
Warren
Wall Admits Error In Attempting To Hide Big Loan
Former Interior Secretary Aiunet B. Wall admits to an untruthful effort to conceal a $100,000 loan connected to Doheny and a bid for oil leases. He explains motives tied to political pressure, public press power, and fear of Republican fallout. His family supports him as legal proceedings proceed toward April or May in Washington.
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Southwest
United Press
Washington
Aiunet B. Wall
HL. Doheny
T- Cay
Teave
Walliam
Doheny
Als
Senate of Committee
E. B. McLean
Tim
Wall
Columbia Court of Speers
Crone New Moxie
Ball
J. G. Hobingon
Desler
New Mexico
Harding
Senate
McLean
Fall
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