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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1930
Page
8
Tens Of Corry joins Hebrew communities worldwide as the Feast of Sukkot opens at sunset. The Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Central Conference of American Rabbis describe the festival’s biblical and agricultural roots, its seven-day temple rituals, and the final Simehuth Bett Hashoevoh ceremony.
James town October. William Vin Cise, 78, of Westfield near Westfield Mayville seat, was pinned between two cars near his home at about 3:40 last night. He was brought to W C A hospital at 10 p m with grave concussion and multiple injuries including fractured skull and scalp lacerations. He had stepped behind his car to fix tail light when another vehicle struck him.
Rescue workers fought through flames and debris after the airship crashed, pulling three injured men Arthur Bell and Josep Binks from the forward cabin. They faced explosions and blistering heat while others hampered by burning girders tried to reach safety and aid.
In Gratztown near West Newton Pennsylvania a car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at a grade crossing about 7 am. Albert Zaketti aged 20 from near Sutersville is believed the driver and Carl Bigi 33 of Sutersville was seriously injured with possible fatal injuries as he died in hospital later.
In Renovo Pennsylvania on Friday night a car collided with a bridge abutment killing Reed Beck, 38, of Emporium and Chas Weaver of Big Run. Edward Gardner, 19, of Renovo, sustained a broken leg and punctured lung, while Carys Haps, age unknown, suffered a puncture wound. Both victims were reported in serious condition at a local hospital.
The United Brethren Church observed its third anniversary of remodeling with services on Sunday. Music by the male quartet and organ numbers by G T Bergman opened morning worship. Rev N J Meintyre of Bradford delivered the morning sermon. Evening service covered by Rev Beagle due to Mrs Meintyre’s illness. Pledges for the coming year were recorded. services deemed satisfactory.
Ralph F. Kelley, former editor of the federal General Land Office, begins a series of copyrighted articles in the New York World alleging that favored syndicates obtained control of shale lands in Colorado through improper funding and influence.
Clarendon resident Charles Olmstead, superintendent of the Clarendon Torpedo Company, was seriously injured when his car left the road near Sheffield and overturned Sunday morning. He sustained five broken ribs, a broken shoulder blade, and a punctured lung, with fog cited as a possible cause. He was taken to Warren General Hospital by an ambulance.
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