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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1929
Page
7
Local sports blurb notes a quirky spelling mix in a boys’ baseball update. It mentions a team nicknamed the Pot and a rival, with scattered details about a ring ceremony and a postgame ritual. No reliable names or places are clearly readable.
In Spartaburg Nov 18 funeral services for Sidney A Winans longtime merchant held with Rev A W Gibson of his church presiding. Attendees included Mrs Slater and Frank Witherell caregivers, plus many relatives from Forest and New Richmond areas. The 63 year old Richmond Township native, born February 22 1855, died November 12 after a long illness leaving wife Lucy Hastman and son Albert J Winans. He ran a thriving dog goods business for over fifty years and was mourned as a leading local citizen whose passing ends an era of town history. The community recalled his generosity and longstanding service as others gathered at the cemetery and later at the family home for condolences.
In memory of Amy Anderson Morris who died at her home in Erie yesterday. The funeral will be at the Donald Burton Panera Home in West Erie Thursday afternoon at two. She was 46, former resident of French Chalet, where her father Carl Anderson now resides. She was the eldest of ten children.
Jamestown endured a fourth quake in fifteen years as tremors rattled downtown buildings. Offices and desks shifted, with occupants evacuated from the Wellman Building and other sites. No major damage or injuries were reported though some residents felt the tremor.
The Corry Woman's Club will host the first quiet of gine parties at Lie elu hone on Tuesday November 21 in the afternoon. Mrs J L Murrow chairs the committee with tables manned by Mrs Murrow Hub Trewe Stes Stortis Chaplin Mary Gilbertson Miss Ina Aust and Mrs A G Postie Hiwalt. Refreshments for Thanksgiving season to be served. Members urged to call for reservations. admission is cash. The December chair is Mrs John H Bing, replacing Mrs C Bentley as announced.
A car struck by a Erie Limited near Salamanca injured Carl Burquist of Jamestown and damaged the vehicle. Witnesses said the flashing signals were working but the crossing was not clear. Burquist's wife and two children were in the car along with Mrs August T. Oren of Jamestown.
A historic nursing program resumes at Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing with renewed classes and staff. Officials describe the effort as a step to strengthen nursing education in Pennsylvania and New York, detailing new facilities and revised curricula.
Collegiates report practice notes and injury updates as key teams prepare for upcoming games. Grady of Ohio ensures readiness for the final, Notre Dame and Northwestern eye decisive clashes, Yale reviews lineup against Princeton, and Purdue weighs strength ahead of Indiana. Echoes of Bucknell, Navy, Fordham, and Penn face-offs surface with lineup cautious optimism.
Meadville reports Allegheny football coach Crim and players show strong form and fighting spirit ahead of the Latrobe clash on November 23 after a decisive win over Waynesburg. Freshmen ends Brown and McKay win praise for spirited play.
Local community notices from Sciota cover social visits, family events, and plans. Names include Roy Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Hard Buurer, Mrs Harry Alvis, Mrs Eltyn Simning, and several visitors from Erie and Amboy. An upcoming jewelry event at Gurty is announced along with a charity sewing session and a Christmas sale of crafts.
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