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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1928
Page
7
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Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political campaign scene involving candidates and supporters at night near a station and aboard a car. Details are garbled, but references to Washington and people gathered on a street suggest a public meeting or awaiting a vote.
Fragmentary OCR note references a historical exhibit or article on life in dolls, a winged display, and detouring events. Reads as scattered lines about dates, people, and places, offering little coherent narrative beyond hints of a Ransom era and a post display context.
Wesleyville area reports a 15 year old boy Henry Budd killed himself in woods west of Finhoro after his car found abandoned nearby. Police and a posse searched the area. the body discovered about 12:15 a.m. Wednesday.
Residents of Wetmore near Keeton Penn weigh a road project altering routes into town. The proposal would route traffic through local streets, with some favoring a revived telegraph line and others opposing the diversion due to distance and safety concerns. Local officials note the plan could affect nearby farms and property owners while a fragmentary public discussion continues.
Mrs Geralding N Miner and Fert B McGahen of Won City were married by Justice Cly last evening. Att. Idormitr George A Gorton performed the ceremony. Both will reside in Union City.
A beaverdam area letter details social visits and family events. Names such as Mrs Walter Payte, Mr and Mrs Mulvin, Mrs Alverson, and Mrs Hodge appear among home gatherings, hospital news, and funeral notices. The note documents numerous callers at the homes of local residents including Union City and Corry connections, with updates on illness and recoveries.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson defeated for the Vice presidency planned to reduck hunting today Calm as unfavorable returns came Senator Robinson refused to comment. With relatives and a few friends he learned of the results by wire and radio. Arkansas returns showed his home state favorable though Hoover carried parts of the solid South. Robinson smiled at county majorities for the Democratic ticket and joked that figures were unnecessary. He had bronchial trouble from a speech in Arkansas Monday night.
Gray Bar Electric Company will be sold on December 1 by the Western Electric Co. The Gray Bar Management Corporation will own the company, with Gray Bar Electric officials and other employees holding stock. October locomotive shipments fell to 36 from 41 in September and 112 in October 1927, per the Department of Commerce. Shell Union Oil earned 89 980 115 before taxes in the quarter ended Sept 20, with a gain of 5 814 724 in the same period of 1927. Shell Pipe Line Corporation earned 398 287 before taxes in the quarter ended Sept 30.
Mr and Mrs Frank Heath were honored at their West Pleasant street home last evening marking their fortieth wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed bridge with Mrs Floyd Blair and Mrs John Mcbaughlin winning prizes, and refreshments were served. The couple received a milk quilt as a keepsake from friends and neighbors.
On November 7 a Delaware and Hudson train struck a high school bus at Main Street crossing, seriously injuring five of eleven students aboard. Irvie Renily, a Tumor High School pupil, was among the injured and taken to Many McClellan Hospital. Three students escaped without major injuries.
By STANLEY WHITAKER ad Press Staff Correspondent. In Chicago November 7 Senator Chas Turis of Kansas praised the vote as a splendid endorsement for the Republican ticket. He described thanking the American people, noting Hoover as a wonderful candidate, and planning travel to Washington after breakfast in the dining car. Curtis greeted passengers and officials aboard his train journey.
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