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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1928

Page

6

New Filling Station To Open Soon On West Smith Street

Objections from West Smith Street property owners to a new filling station by Union Supply Company were removed at a popular meeting. City officials granted permission to cut curbing for driveways, clearing the way for the station’s opening in a few days.

Union Oil Supply Company West Smith Union of Supply Company West Stith Street Lyon OT Supply Company J. West Smith Street Cheavy West Smith Street Eunictirs Collyellman Leach Almast Eyening Leach Union OH Supply Gymnasy

Smith Sleeps Late Before New York Ballot Day

Governor Alfred E. Smith rises late in New York to cast his vote at noon after a long campaign. He delivers a Carnegie Hall radio speech stressing achievements as governor and pledging a energies filled administration if elected. Hoover speaks, Smith defends appointments and denies any scandal.

Pal R. Mallon United Press New York War Alfred Smith Jay Cushing Pals Rurely Neagby New York State Stivech Carnegie Hall New York White House Herbert Hoover

Winter-ready roads boost Corry area pride

Residents praise newly paved streets as they enjoy mild Indian summer weather. A former bank cashier Wallace Wellman and relatives visit from Meadville and Philadelphia area for hunting. Funeral services for Pree man Potter recall a pioneer figure with Bea, Rose Hill Cemetery interment.

Spa Anaduruy Mule Street Corry Georgit Brown Ripley Rayment Brown G. N. Wilson Paul Erie Blair Lung Blyie Farley Meadville John Farley Farley Wallace Wellman Acu Frank Wellman Failadelyna Walter Pfeiffer Wellman Grange National Bank Wave Blakeslee Titnagle Meaviville C. S. Fisher Preeman Potter TP. Kelly le Baptistepured Rose Hill Esther Shreve Potter Guy This Place Butterett Jamestown Ani Minnie Alsdwel Salamanca Jes John Potter Union City

Worker Hurt by Doodlebug in Erie Rail Yard Accident

A 45 year old New York Central yard hand, Seranklin, was severely injured when a switcher locomotive known as a doodlebug plowed into him during a freight derailment disruption near the Erie railroad yard. He was pulled from the tracks by a passing truck driver and hospitalized in critical to serious condition with leg injuries, bruising, and severe shock.

Seranklin Charles New York Central Erie Railroad New York Gangur Aithayeh Lstenaely Hotite Pspassine Reno

Hornell Flier In Critical Condition After Crash

George Eyer an Hornell aviator was badly injured Saturday when his plane crashed near an area outside Hornell while en route to Youngsville. Helen Crandall of Alfred, a passenger, survived with injuries. Harry Emery Beachard located the wrecked craft from the air and planned to return today to assess salvage.

Youngsville Hornell George Eyer Haornell Wiltah Youngseville Hradford Ourgvans Sid Leone Helen Crandall Alfred Foyer Lief Harry Emery Beachard Iocatal Phine Lick Bredford Biger Stas

Governor Praises Women Role In Campaign Efforts

The governor spoke on women’s contributions in the campaign and thanked them for their support. He outlined protective laws secured for women and said his day held no planned political conferences or statements, aside from visits to El Jon Raskob and informal gatherings with friends in the afternoon.

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Wayne Valley U B Church Laglies Aid fit

Wayn e Valley U B Church hosts Thursday and Sunday services with Bible School at 4 A M and an 11 A M sermon. Superintendent Hey NH McAllister will lead a quarterly conference and preach. pastor Smock invites neighbors to attend with friends.

Wayne Valley Bible Schon

Beaverdam Church Bazaar and Chicken Dinner

Ladies Missionary Society of Beaverdam will hold their annual bazaar and chicken dinner at the Mount church on Thursday. The sale opens after noon with booths of fancy work and novelties. A chicken dinner will be served from 6 o'clock with delicious items. Corry residents attend. this year’s event is expected to be well attended.

Ladies Md Society of Tieaverdam MT. Church

County Constables Report Shows No Violations

In Erie County constables report no violations were found. Officials scrutinized liquor laws and roadway conduct but stated everything was under control.

Erie Navy Grnece Ayaa von Ruuhles Gehon

Former Corey Resident Dies in Youngaville

Gus Mull, longtime Corey resident, died last evening in Youngaville, PI, at age BL. He ran a barber shop in Columba for many years. The body was brought to Alexander & Company's undertakers last evening, with funeral services planned privately Thursday afternoon at 250 Olslocls. Christian Science service noted by Mrs. Tia King.

Gus Mull Wewl Mown

Readers Enjoy Fine Meeting at Renlers Club

A social gathering at the Renlers hosted by Ms. J. G. Wilson featured readings from Wardell chapters ten and eleven by Mrs. Tae gon, with Mary Ance Prespa delivering an excellent paper on Faroon American Women of To. A musical interlude included songs by old Home gangs, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Couch and Miss Annis. The event recalled the club’s 25th anniversary as Mrs. Wilson noted Miss Apple will soon depart for Brooklyn for the winter.

Meyer Aurgenen Mavenims Renlers J. G. Wilson Tadies Mie Phelps Meg Wilson Mrs. Wilson W. Tritt Annie Wilson Mar Fringe Wilso Apple Brooklyn

Resistance to Water Action Protects Wand in Sea

A fragmentary note explains that resistance to water action allows a wand to be rapidly coated by marine growth, creating a fine deposit that preserves the wand in situ. The text suggests this growth forms a protective layer, though details are unclear due to damaged wording.

Death of Mrs James Neville in Corry

Mrs Velma Neville wife of James A Neville died at her residence 33 Marion Street after a long illness. Born September 26, she had lived in Corry many years. Survived by husband, mother Mrs L By Nichols Corry, a sister Mrs P W Frye Shiarpaville PA, and two brothers H Nichols Dunkirk and W J Nichols here. Private funeral Thursday at 2 pm at home with Rev A L Roth Baptist pastor. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. Ray Lovejoy visited from home today.

Velma Neville Mies A. Neville Vesi Unge Macion Street Atdellaelock Corry Fealdes Mrs. Neville L. By Nichols Frye H, Nichols Dunkirk W. J. Nichols A. L. Roth The Baptist Church Pine Grove

Seal Driven City Seeks Christmas Campaign Help

November meeting of the Carty Business and Fraternal Women's Club, held at Miss Meta Miller's home, planned a Christmas Seal campaign in cooperation with Corry's Ihvanis and Rotary Clubs. Mrs. Mason reported on an intercity Harrisburg event. next meet will be a Mothers party at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home on West Washington Street with a 6 30 dinner and program.

Carty Busines and Frasérsimal Women'a Meta Miller Gradt Stivet Giih Ihvanis Rotary Clubs Corry Josephine Mason Harrisburg West Washington Street

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Spartansburg Hornell Flier Jihorers Ae Cent Research Nperstree Tyas Beaverdam Corey National Board of Fire Underwriters America Coats Tris Aramell Stock Bire Insurance Companies the National Board OF Fire Underwriters Anady Ison Stock Viet Insurance John Street Weabhaid Jas. Neville Ray Lovejoy Mrs A.M. McDonald B.P.W.C Seal Driven City Rotary Kiwanis Clubs Milon Brown the Journal
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