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25 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1929
Page
1
The readable fragments show a foggy note about a flight or event linked to Afon y Chi. Not enough clear details on participants, dates, or location to determine a definite report.
Commonwealth witnesses testified in Erie today in the Wing case. George Wing of Concord township pleaded not guilty to charges of felonious assault with intent to kill the child’s mother and of assaulting his year old nephew, George Laverne Orm bee. The trial heard testimony from Patrolman Rappers burg and others, stemming from a quarrel with Wing’s sister that led to gunfire injuring the child and the mother.
Preliminary work on the Corry Masonic Building Association debt refunding drive nears completion as a more active phase begins next week. Franklin Babbitt has agreed to general chairmanship, with Dr. Curtis, Edwin J. Lewis, and Sidney B. Elston heading key committees. J Carlton Smith is Speakers’ Committee chair planning opening dinner for December 4. Major committees include Executive, Dinners, and Advanced Stileitation. Two worker divisions, Square and Compans, have begun, led by Dr George S. Petre and Clifton Howard respectively, with captains Dr Harry R. Rhodes, Wallace Young, O M Millberg, and B Shoop.
North Corry saw two automobile accidents over the weekend with no injuries reported. A Maxwell touring car driven by Kenneth Graham collided with an Overland coach near Center Street near the Van Tassell filling station. A Ford and a Willys Knight collided near East Columbus Avenue, causing minor damage but no injuries. Milton Garren, payroll clerk from Turtle Creek, was arrested in Pittsburgh awaiting extradition after disappearing last Friday amid a missing $15,000 payroll theft report.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Fisher promised full cooperation with President Hoover on a national program to improve business and employment. Hoover had telegraphed all governors seeking cooperation. Fisher noted the recent legislature session enabling a highway and public building construction program totaling about 168 million dollars.
The Pennsylvania General Transit Company, a Pennsylva nia Railroad subsidiary, withdrew its Erie Kane bus line bid at a state hearing. It shifted to a route from Lock Haven to Kane. West Ridge Transportation also withdrew Warren Ridgway franchise plans. Kane Sheffield Warren Transportation owner E W Albertson and Kane Chamber officials protested.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church plans its final canvass meeting on Tuesday at 7:00 p m in the parish house. Canvass starts Sunday December first and runs through December Sth with home visits to members and friends. The budget for the coming year includes expected diocese gifts and church missions funding. Emmanuel parish aims to boost participation in community activities as never before.
Warren residents Harry S. Wager aged 48 and Frederick W. Caen aged 85 died in a Jamestown Warren road crash early Sunday. Hammond, McLaughlin, and Dover were injured. Wager head injury fatal. Wager and Caen were longtime Warren figures with ties to local business and church groups.
Mayor Olin W Bracken announced that weather permitting Pleasant Street will be reserved for coasting from 7 to 8 PM tonight and on other weeknights except Saturdays and Sundays. A supervisor will oversee safety and motorists are urged to stay off the street during those hours. Parking on the thoroughfare is discouraged in winter.
Parole youths arrested weeks ago in a city burglary spree appeared in Erle court this morning. They faced charges of breaking and entering larceny and receiving stolen goods, with pleas of guilty or punishment pending. One youth implicated others in a series of robberies including Wells Bakery and Finch Billiard Parlors. another case was continued for advisement. Details show their probation and interim reports to D A Hillstrom, with a second February appearance to review terms and payment of costs.
Frank Miller relied on West Washington Street to make a small yearly quantity of liquor for private use. Police visited his home around 2:90 this afternoon on a tip and found a five gallon still in the cellar, with ranch and about a quart of finished product. Miller was arrested for operating a disorderly house. he pleaded guilty but sentencing was deferred. The case continues later today. Casen, a victim of a Pentonville automobile crash, had worked for Fuller Brush in Corry and stayed with Mrs. Gordon on East South Street.
Georges Clemenceau was buried standing in accordance with his wish though his family overruled it. The simple oak casket was lowered into a freshly prepared woodland grave amid military salutes and a brief ceremony. Only close friends and family attended as gendarmes kept back crowds. Floral tokens included faded blue blossoms given in 1917 and offered by Basil Zaborosh.
A Rex Theatre crowd estimated between 1200 and 1500 watched the Corry Credit Exchange draw 100 winning numbers for free turkeys valued at 10 pounds. Winners must return coupons to the Credit Exchange office on South Center Street. Names listed include many numbers and partial entries. the event followed a free movie show funded by the Exchange in cooperation with the Corry Amusement Company. Mr and Mrs Prank Young of Wallaburg attended with Mr and Mrs M H Reynolds from E Washington Street.
Authorities say loot from the Guignon store Hayes Hardware Union City Bear Lake and other robberies tied to the Owen Taylor gang was found at the Taylor home in a hidden cache and hidden passage. Harold Taylor and sister in law Mrs Owen Taylor were arrested on receiving stolen goods charges.
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