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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1929

Page

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Wing Man Pleads Guilty in Homicide Case

George Wing twenty of Convard township pleaded guilty in homicide charges and related assault with intent to kill his nephew and the child’s mother. Sentencing expected in Erie county court within the next few days after a hearing for guilt degree. Commonwealth witnesses testified including Patrolman Ruppersburg and D B Leach. sanity opinion by Dr H W Mitchell noted. Wing is represented by Attorneys Graham and Poley. An petition will be filed and sentence handed down soon.

George Wing Convard Telonioua Naval Ruppersburg D. B. Leach Concord Township H. W. Mitchell Warrenside Hospital Wing Wrap Attorhe, Graham Poley

M E Church Plans to Raise Eight Thousand Dollars

The First Methodist Episcopal Church aims to raise 8000 for repairs alterations and debt liquidation. An executive committee and five teams will canvass forty workers with a Monday night gathering at the church for supper. Team captains and members are listed, pledges already show strong enthusiasm, and daily reports will be published in the Corry Evening Journal.

First Methodist Episcopal Clyde P. Brown Harold Shannon A. L. Poster F. A. Loveland W. B. Wilson Harriet Myers Irene Jordan Ola Young Vincent Anderson Merle Drake Donald Miller Clyde B. Brown Adsy Helen Dahlstrand S. Brooks Vera Sorenson G. H. Dahl Reed Louise Williams Bart Hasbrouck J. B. Amacher George Thompson Ruth Wetmore Paul Sanford Myra Dietzel Roscoe Denning Lyle W. Foster Oscar A. Johnson Percy McCray Weller Rhodes RS. Deway Love Puller Ussess Corry

Taylor Couple Arrested in Raid Linked to State Lot Gang

Harold Taylor and Frances Taylor were arrested at their Hyde's Pond home on charges tied to receiving stolen goods from three hardware stores including E F Guignon. Bail set at 1500 dollars each as Warren hearing slated. Owen Taylor, described as gang leader, evaded capture during a police visit. State police join local officers in a nationwide manhunt with two state troopers aiding the probe.

Harold Taylor Ais Frances Taylor Hyde's Pond Corty Priday Warren E. F. Guignon Taylor Owen Taylor State Lot Surveillanes Harald Taylor Uunt

Death claims Miss Lou Weber in Corry

Miss Lou Weber daughter of Dr Katherine Weber of 412 South Center Street died at Corry Hospital after several days critical illness. Born March 1891 in Corry she worked at Ajax Iron Works and belonged to St Elizabeths Church and the Corry BPW Club. Survived by mother two brothers three sisters funeral Friday at St Elizabeths church with burial in mausoleum.

Corry Hospital Corry Lou Weber Katherine Weber South Center Street Ife Carry March Mies Weber Ajax Iron Works St. Elizabeth's Church Corry Business and Professional Women's Club Miss

Women endurance fliers forced down at Metropolitan airport

United Press reports Bobby Trout and Wiiner Smith, endurance fliers, ended a second attempt to break the world refueling endurance record when they landed at Metropolitan airport at 3 01 a m after about 18 hours aloft. Fog and dim refueling ship lights hindered contact.

United Press Los Angeles Calif Bobby Trout Wiiner Smith Woms En Fiers Metropolitan Airport Miers

Monthsl Term For Killing Of Saegertown Man

Claude Boulton pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of Edward Brown, an employee of the Saegertown Inn. He was sentenced by Judge Clare Kent in Crawford county, Meadville, to eighteen months in the Allegheny County workhouse. Brown died after a quarrel following heavy drinking. State troopers traced those with Brown the night of August 31, leading to Boulton’s arrest.

C. Clare Kent Claude Boulton Charde Boulton Saegertown Edward Brown Suegertown Allegheny County Boulton Clare Kent Crawford County Meadville Saeger Town Brown

Union Produce Partnership Is Dissolved In Union City Change

Crawford M. Woods sells his interests to Charles R. Davis and Wood moves to Cory branch as owner with a new manager to be announced later. Woods will stay in Union City and the change is expected December 1. Davis remains head at Union Produce Co. and the firm has long operated here with Woods as manager. In related note, James Wilson of Pittsburgh dies after a fall from a McKees Rocks hotel.

Crawford M. Woods Corry Charles R. Davis Union City Times- Enterprise Union Produce Co Woods Cory Union Produce Company Mr. Woods Meadville Mr. Wood

Manhunt for young train bandit robs passengers

United Press reports a youthful robber derailed a Union Pacific passenger train near Cheyenne Wyoming, escaping into the badlands. He looted passengers including Dr J Kelly of Moscow Idaho and Mrs Dora Witt, leaving two injured and $800 stolen. Passengers described him as nervous and poorly dressed, about 24, as posses pursue him after the Portland Limited wreck.

Cheyenne Wyo Wyoming Union Pacific Portland Limited Dora Witt Pittsburgh Ruby Green Chicago Union Pactie Pye Dr . J. Kelly University of Tisho Moscow Bi Carlisle

Banks Prepare for Mailing of Christmas Savings Checks

Citizens National Bank announces distribution of about 90 000 in Christmas savings with 850 members to receive checks between the 5th and 10th of next month. The National Bank of Corry will distribute roughly eighty thousand dollars to its 1929 club members before December 4th, with the new club opening early next year.

Citizens National Bank National Bank National Bank of Corry Citizens Bank Parker Bank

Nation rallies behind Hoover led winter business boom

United Press reports a nationwide mobilization across all industrial sectors under President Hoover for a major winter economic drive. Estimates of 2,000,000,000 in developing projects are underway as railroads, construction, and other industries pledge new investment and wage stability, with labor promising restraint on wage demands.

Haymond Clapper United Press Washington Hoover White House Dtllitles New York United States Chamber of Commerce Hoggén Honger Urere Wuld

Three Die In Blaze At Phillipburg Home

A fire in Phillipburg ND killed three children Clara Verenna aged 13 Charles a brother Mary aged 6 and a sister as the blaze spread from the kitchen to a bedroom. Four siblings escaped by leaping from a window while the parents were unharmed. Police said liquid fuel was poured on a coal fire by Mrs Verenna.

United Press Phillifsburg N.d Clara Verenna Charles Mary Sadie Nicholas Tony Millie Millie A Police Said the Fire Started When Mrs. Verena

Turkey Winners Are Announced At City Market

Seventy percent of the one hundred Thanksgiving turkeys were claimed this afternoon at 2 oclock by winners of coupon drawings. The list names W B Loveland Mrs Oscar Prite Horace Wetmore Mrs Emma Dowd and many others, with many more held for those holding numbers 160 259 150 820 167 228 159 605 122 718 193 691 and additional codes. Mrs James King and her son visited the city yesterday with relatives.

W. B. Loveland Oscar Prite Horace Wetmore Emma Dowd Louis SR. Lewis WE. Phillips G. B. Kamps Guy Rogers Rose Kvbanek Charles Keppel Céci T. Hattrick Bradshaw Will Heath Kenneth Morris Carl Gates Abis May Harris Lous Christopher A. G. Rees Bert Merrit R. Price Spring Creek Paul Blakeslee Fred Mason John D. Flannigan Bertha Widmeyer Spartansburg Carlton Johnson Isabella Ratriman Rs, Burr C. G. Carlson G. C.johnson Charles Deyoe Harry Paulson Jobin Strieler Frank

Lodge of Sorrow to Be Held Sunday in Corry

Corry Elks Lodge announces the 24th annual Lodge of Sorrow at the Elks Home on North Center Street next Sunday. Memorial address by Wooda N. Carr of Gatontowa, with seven members noted as having passed away. The service includes an orchestral program, solos, memorial rites, and a closing ode as the public is invited.

Lodge William TD Tyneliison William F. Myers Barsione Solo Ane Te . G. O'Hara Porty Clark J. Burhby GB. Kamps Lillian Bemnes

Four Prisoners Escape Greene County Jail in Waynesburg

Four inmates escaped Greene county jail by cutting through wards to the rear and lowering into the unlocked furnace room. They were James A. Burroughs of Bu chant West Virginia awaiting grand jury action, George Greemynod of Jefferson Pennsylvania awaiting grand jury, Dominick Russi of Braddock awaiting robbery charges, and Thomas Aralla of Braddock, 26, Mexican awaiting robbery charges. Sheriff Arno S. McClellan formed a posse and searched the countryside.

Waynesburg Green County James A. Burroughs Buchant W. Va George Greemynod Jefferson, Pa Dominick Russi Thomas Aralla Braddock Arno S. McClellan

Protest Sent Against Kellogg Pact From Shanghai to Nanking

A Chinese government protest to Kellogg Pact signatories accuses Soviet Russia of invading China and urges action through the League of Nations. China affirms war nonproliferation while seeking a peaceful settlement and denials of separate peace talks.

United Press Shanghai China Russia Nashingy Sighelories Ien Kellemer Shis League of Nations Tokid C. T. Wang Falivsten Aad Leo Karakhan Hashyay Washington Watchasrom Harbin Haur Soviet Russia Manchuria Wan Fu-Lit Seid Hajlor Tsean Station Manchouti Manchoul Failar

Lad Bruised After Car Collision on Main Street

A young lad named Fred Kersay on Jon Wirst Avenue was struck by a car on Main Street yesterday afternoon. He received a head injury and bruises, was attended by Dr. C. B. Kibler, and sent home with no serious injuries anticipated.

Fred Kersay Jon Wirst Main Street C. B. Kibler

Defendants Plead Illness Delay Sentencing in Tax Case

Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker postponed the sentencing of David W Kuhn and his brother Harry A Kuti, convicted of income tax violations, pending an illness investigation into Harry Kuhn who was too ill to appear. The court ordered an inquiry into his condition before proceeding.

One Press Pittsburgh F. P. Schoonmaker Today Post Pond David W. Kuhn Cox Harry A. Kuti Harry Kuhn David Kuhn

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M.e.church Downe Taylors Warren Justice Mae Murphy Brit Union Produce Partnership James Wilson McKées Rocks Wilson Young Train Bandit Turkey James King and Son Omiatl Bear Lake ELKS Lodge OF Sorrow Cara Roma Elis Memorial Amelix Tryon Wooda N Carr P.E. R Union Town Lodge Mettenenis Teelts W. R. Shelley Orchestre Greene CO United States Nordhyest Manchuria Haflar Semes Tokio Nanking Mukden Lad
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