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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1928
Page
4
Meadeville police pursue Robert Healey charged with rifling the Ditmord Water restaurant cash register. He was employed by the proprietor and is accused of taking the receipts. Also noted are various local notices and upcoming events.
A spread of items covers sales and ads, a death in White Heath, a fatal railroad crossing incident, council talks on fire truck speeds, airport planning for Kyler town, vaudeville and mass masquerade events, bake sales, trespass notices, and Jamestown furniture market extended to November 17 with 540 buyers. Reports include a Warren shooting arrest, a college film at Rex, Temple Alumni Days planned, and local election results with Hoover leading.
Mrs Anna Alexander of Union City and Mrs Ralph Olson with children from Corry visited Cam bridge Springs to see relatives. Norman Parkin who was in a bad accident on the Union City Corry highway was sent home from Corry hospital. Wil Bailey helped his son Clarence build a garage. Miss Beulah Boss spent Sunday with her parents. A W Alcorn returned from Harrison City after visiting relatives. Mrs Clarence Bailey has been on the sick list but is improving.
The Philadelphia United Press reports in late returns from two thirds of districts that Herbert Hoover leads Franklin D. Roosevelt in Pennsylvania by over two to one. Hoover nears a million as remaining districts are expected to expand his margin, with Philadelphia and industrial centers contributing strong totals. Democratic gains in some counties are noted, but the Republican lead remains dominant as statewide tallies shift.
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