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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1929

Page

1

Thanksgiving union service at First Baptist Church

Thanksgiving Day observance organized by the Corry Ministerial Association will be held at 10:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church. The program includes prayers by pastors from several churches, hymns, readings, an offertory, and a sermon by Rev. Lyle D. Utts. All are invited to attend.

Union Aervices Te Corry First Baptist Church Acordia Frank A. Wiser First Methodist Church Phou Mater George B. Morgan Christian Misaslonary Allance Church Roger G. Cressey West Presbyterian Church Lyle D. Utts Emmanuel Episcopal Church Wooler William Fall St. Paul's Lutheran Church Prpein

Deaths and mergers sweep last minute bulletins

Brief notices report Marshall Taylor death by own action, Yale sophomore found dead in Isbel, Oklahoma banking department closes 12 Sapulpa banks, W. W. Griest in critical condition, Dr James Howard Snook's stay, Hoover tax/utility plans, Van Sweringen mergers, a plane crash in Westbury injuring one, and road improvement funding debates.

United Press NEW Havens Marshall Taylor Yale Isbel Oklahoma City—State Banking Department Sapulpa A. McCauley MT. Clemens—Cindiliom W. W. Griest Penn’d Columbus James Howard Snook Washington Idustry Hoover van Sweringen Cleveland Interstate Commerce Commission Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Mocking Valley Railway Chesapeake and Hocking Railway

Plan Series Of Musicals At M E Church

The First Methodist Episcopal church plans a Christmas cantata by its 25 voice choir on December 22. The Wooster College Glas Club of 30 students performs January 28. Senor Mario Cappelli returns for a concert, possibly at the high school auditorium. Efforts seek singers from Jamestown to join carols in Corry during the holidays. The church invites all area residents to attend these festive musical events.

Choir of Church Cappelli First Methodist Episcopal Church Aot Lin Men's College At Wooster, Wooster, G Corry Mario Cappelli Premley Auti Jamestown N. Y St. George

New Search Launched for Arctic Fliers Ben Blelson Earl Borland

United Press reports a new search will begin for Ben Blelson and Earl Borland missing in the Arctic ice near the North Cap Siberia. The aviation office announced a first definite cue on Eielson’s whereabouts after his plane vanished in a November blizzard while aiding a stranded Nanuk ship.

United Press New York Ind Sir Car Ben Blel~son Earl Borland North Caps Siberia Aviation Corpor Aon Eielson Nanuk

Plans for Masonic Association Campaign Spotlighted at Temple Meeting

A Corry Masonic Temple Association campaign to raise fifty thousand dollars to clear debt was advanced at a meeting of division commanders captains and workers. The two divisions Square under Dr George S Peck Compass under Commander Cutton M Howard organized multiple teams with named captains and members. Opening banquet invitations indicate a full turnout and the campaign kicks into field work the following day.

Temple Corry Compass George 5. Peck Cutton M. Howard Peck H.R. Rhodes Charles H. Geiger J. A Biliott L. J. Kelly Joba Walraven Stanley H. Nichols H. B. ‘Smith A. Shusa J. H. Patterson B. Emrick Wallace M. Young R. L. King L. Stowe Carlton W. Smith W. S. Houghton R. Haight W. Leroy Wilcox H. L. Brown Geo W. Madsen A. J. McElroy Percy J. Corbin H. G. Wolge C. B. Shoop H. A. Curtis E. R. Husbroud A. D. MacKenzie H. J. Davis C. H. Holden

Move to Halt Russo Chinese Hostilities Discussed in London

London cabinet considered action by the powers to end hostilities between Russia and China. Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson informed the House of Commons of the inquiry during morning discussions.

United Press London Russi Ching Arthur Henderson Tlw Howse of Commons

Two Held for Grand Jury in Robbery Case

Harold Taylor and Frances Taylor were held for the grand jury in Warren County on charges of receiving stolen goods linked to a spree of burglaries including a theft from the B. Guignon store. Taylor faces three counts with bail set at 1000 dollars. Frances Taylor released on recognizance. Sheriff Jefferson said no new developments in locating Owen Taylor or other suspects.

Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson Warren Harold Taylor Frances Taylor Il Hyde's Pond B. ©. Guignon Harple Taylor Taylor Journal Harry Jefferson Warren County Owen Taylor Corry

Orphans Aid Box Packed by Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows

About one hundred members and their wives packed a charity box for Meadville Home filled with blankets clothing and writing supplies. The event followed a succor supper at 8 40 p m and included a preview display of items in LO O hall. The box was assembled by Mia Mae Reed and officers. The annual Christmas party is set for December 12 at Mrs A C Reed’s home with a turkey dinner and gifts under 250. The next lodge meeting is January 5 to elect officers.

Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Meadville Lady Franklin Mia Mae Reed A. C. Reed Congress Street R. H. H. Club

Stanford Hose Ball Tonight At State Armory

A large turnout is expected for the Stanford Hose Company ball at the State Armory this evening. Tickets for the firemen's dance and Thanksgiving event have sold heavily, signaling strong attendance. A ten piece orchestra from the Terrace Gardens of Erie will play from 9 to 1. Mr and Mrs H W Alverson left for Washington DC to visit their son Elwyn and daughter Miss Maxine Alverson who teaches in Banin WA.

Stanford Hose Company State Armory Canal Terrace Gardens Erie H.W. Alverson Washington, D. C Elwyn. Alverson Maxine Alversom Banin, W. Vac

Printers to Speed Police Crime Hunts with Telegraph System

Installation progresses on a printer telegraph machine at the Chief of Police office Milton i Tipton. A Bel Telephone expert leads the setup with Mutual Telephone staff and Wire Chief Walter Mout. Circuit to link to state police, enabling rapid alerts on major crimes, with operation planned by December 1.

Milton i. Tipton Bel ‘Telephone Company Walter Mout Mutual Telephone Company Us City

Reverend F A Wimer Speaks at Kiwanis Thanksgiving Luncheon

Rev Frank A Wimer pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church delivered a Thanksgiving Day message to Kiwanis members at the Hotel Corry luncheon. He urged optimism and gratitude, traced the holiday’s origins, and contrasted Pilgrims seeking God with later settlers pursuing wealth as North America progressed. Five guests attended including Le Nable of Buffalo and M J Layre of New York City.

America Ameria Frank A. Wimer First Methodist Episcopal Church Kiwanis Club Hotel Corry Wimner North America South America le Nable Buffalo M. J. Layre New York City

City Council Hears Tentative 1930 Budget and Levy

The council meets Monday to formally adopt the tax levy of 12 1/2 mills and the 1930 budget. A booster for a sewage disposal fund is noted and an expected year end balance near 10 000 dollars is cited as finances are settled.

Pegi Sesujuti Council of Loveland Leeily Yar

Corry to Open Christmas Tuberculosis Seal Campaign Friday

The Corry community will begin selling Tuberculosis Seals by mail this year to support the Erie County Anti T Tuberculosis Society. The mail sale aims to help raise $20 000 by Christmas to fund the 1989 program as the society continues its fight against tuberculosis.

Corry Re Antit Tuberculosis Society Erie County Bali Conn Cnvass Erie Belive Hie’ Antirynes ‘Puilosis Society

First Degree Murder Ruling by Judge Hirt

George Wing 29 confessed killer of his sister in Brio County. Judge William Hirt sentenced him to life imprisonment for first degree murder after finding him guilty at the November term. Wing waited along a road and shot Mrs Ormsbee and her child during a dispute over alleged disorder. He was captured in the woods and had his sanity examined, with experts deeming him of low mentality but not sane. The state plans to send him to the Western penitentiary.

William Hirt Brio George Wing Georgie Lavern Ormishee Wing Asault Dcill Sits Lows Lavern Ommsbes Gehent Concurd Townshay Hensate Ming Ormebee Ormsbes Orme L W. Mitchell Warren State Hospital Western Penitentiary

English Poet Edward Davison Lecture at Wie Womans Club

Edward Davison, English poet and critic, spoke on The Approach of Poetry for Wie Womans Club. He outlined three student types, traced poetry from Trojan epic to modern verse, and read his own poems from Harvest of Youth. Audience enjoyed readings, singing, and a violin solo by Joseph Sherrick accompanied by Alice Mashenken.

Womans Club Edward Davison Dawson Ulassins Goline Davison Corry Lucile ‘Murray Joseph Sherrick Fies Alice Mashenken Menthery

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