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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1928
Page
5
Twelve talkative teachers were removed from the building by County Superintendent John S. Carroll after warnings to be quiet. They were told they would forfeit pay for the week’s attendance at the local theatre during the Payton County Institute event led by the superintendent.
A fine musicale was given in Liehloiny in honor of Mr and Mrs John Freie last evening by the pupils of War F Ropers, piano solos duets vocal numbers and solos formed a pleasing program enjoyed by parents and friends. Participants included Martha Doty Sara Eligabeli Perry Mary Hinman John Freno Edris Darrow Mary Perry Florence Loveland Robert Kepple Shiley Hinman Marion Pitt Rose Perry Eleanor Hamilton Lucille Rol Mary Elizabeth Henrietta Lindsley Vera Turner Catherine Perry Reed Decker Hagel McHay Zoe Pitt Charlotte Bachofier Evelyn Turner Mary Kovach Jack Lindsley Frank Perry Mabel Skinner Marjorie Young Marguerite Perks Mildred Perry RuiorIy Hinman Genevieve Kogeland Patsy Percy Navan Jakson Alles Freno Jean Patacco Getipyleve Digke
New York reports the Atlas Steel Company may be acquired by Ludhim Steel as the first step toward a plan to merge with four steel units. Alloy Steel Corporation could absorb Ludhim, then align with Republic Steel. Principal plants lie in Youngstown Ohio Muncie Indiana and Moline Illinois. The LGBA card party, set for November 20, is postponed to November 27.
Personal mentions list guests and travelers in Watts Flats N Y, Erie and nearby towns. Names include Edwin Winner, Robert Watson, Hellyshine Watson, Mrs J B Patterson, Rev W J Ford, Miss Katherine Harrington, Hastings Jones, Miss Mary Splesman, Miss Freda Tauber, Mrs L Daman, Mrs W P Foster, Congressman James Mead, Mr and Mrs Richard Lindsey, Miss Nina Sitter, and others with visits to relatives, church events, and lodging through the day.
Willie McCabe of Chicago. questioned by detectives in New York, proved his alibi and was released as officers say he knew nothing of Arnold Rothstein murder. McCabe could not be identified by hotel staff. A diver resumes search for Frank D Smith 17 of Glen Rock after drowning near the Conowingo dam. Harrisburg reports 2689 October motor law arrests as Captain Wilson’s patrol notes.
The market closes showing prices and notes for numerous rail, oil and steel stocks. It lists companies and symbols such as American Locomotives, US Steel, Reading, Seaboard, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Pennsylvanian lines among others, with varied figures and notations. The fragmentary OCR includes many brand names and regional mentions like Oil City, Chicago, New York, and Pennsylvania, reflecting a broad securities summary of the era.
A reader from Townville claims San Gura Ointment cured a four year fever sore in under six weeks after four doctors failed. The ad promotes its use for boils, itching, bleeding and piles, with prices 25 cents to 1.25 dollars and a complexion soap at 25 cents.
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