06 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
1
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The Yankees captured a second consecutive win over the Pirates as their momentum continued. Pittsburgh’s defense faltered, and Aldridge was pulled after giving up three runs, yielding the mound to Huggins whose lineup produced three more tallies.
Ralph Moody aged 2 of Wattsburg was severely hurt when his motorcycle collided with a Maxwell car driven by Greelen Thompson near the Earl Clampe farm. He was taken to Corry Hospital in serious condition with possible fractures and internal injuries.
In a tight game the Yankees edge the Pirates with multi hit innings. Combs, Koenig and Ruth contribute key hits while Gehrig and Meusel drive runs. Traynor and Grantham supply Pirates early threats with solid contact and a double.
Four special services at First Baptist Church draw keen attendance with Rev Ezra Rath from China delivering vivid talks on China’s current situation. Stereoptican illustrations accompanied last night’s address, and two more evenings feature Rev Louie H. Broeker of Chicago. A Centerville Church pastor preaches tonight as visitors fill the auditorium.
Settlement reached by Lea Murtuee of R. D. 4 for damages to C. B. McGray’s car from an accident just outside the city Monday evening. Damages and costs awarded, including $10 to the claimant with drink-related charges preferred by Fair Hollowing.
The crew of a three motor German seaplane forced down in fog near Santa Cruz bay was towed out to sea after a cautious landing. Pilot and crew escaped injury in the incident, which halted a Schellingwoude to New York flight plan amid fog and motor trouble.
Corry Hospital reports Julia Darling in serious condition after being struck by a car near Harding School on South Street. The six year old girl suffered severe head injuries and possible internal damage. driver Fred Webster says he did not see her before impact and witnesses cleared him of fault.
The forty-eighth annual convention of the State Pine men's Association closes in Shamokin with delegates from city and boroughs. Officers named for the coming year include President Bred Zeier of Shamokin and several vice presidents, a secretary, treasurer, and chaplain, with auxiliary officers listed for the ladies division.
A Woman's Club marked Presidents' Day with over a hundred members at the Corry clubhouse. Mrs Cronin gave a greeting and welcomed members, detailing department plans and year goals, followed by a luncheon. The event occurred amid Yom Kippur observances. stores closed in reverence and Hebrew calendar events noted for Shamokin and nearby areas.
Miss Mary Condra of East Bond Street drove a Buick that leaped the curb and struck the Palmer furniture store window on North Center Street. The car suffered radiator and frame damage, and Condra sustained minor injuries while Tyre escaped unharmed.
Washington reports Mesxico City says General Arnulfo Gomez, revolt leader, was court mandated and moved to Bereto in Vera Gris where he met his fate. The Monitor Republicano claims Francisco Serrano and 13 followers were executed by firing squad, with Serrano walking to his death like a stoic figure.
Miss Clara Widdifield, superintendent of Corry hospital, leaves for Minneapolis to attend the American Hospital Association's 29th annual convention. She will travel with delegates via Chicago, visiting Mayo Clinic facilities, and return to Minneapolis for the event's close. The Mayo brothers invite her party to Mayo Clinic facilities for several days.
Kiwanis members gathered at Hotel Carry for a regular meeting with a music program. Miss Lucile Murray played piano, O K Murray delivered solos, and Mrs Hoffinster sang. Guests John Walraven and Bingham of Cleveland attended. attendance prize awarded. Next week the club plans to entertain the boys from this year's potto club and a cash prize will be awarded for the best crop yield.
A violent typhoon cut Mindard and the southern island of Lain off from Manila communications yesterday. The storm damaged the territory extensively though exact details are unavailable. Local reports indicate widespread disruption and material losses across the affected regions.
Police study an Erie safe robbery tied to a suspected salvage gang. A car linked to the thieves used a Corry license plate later found abandoned near Beaver. Investigators pursue county detectives and plant witnesses amid claims of official inattention and possible ties to a Stinger in Army uniform near the tannery.
About 400 military surgeons from the United States, Great Britain, Japan, Bosnia, Turkey and Cuba attend the three day American Association of Military Surgeons convention beginning at the US Army Medical Field Service School in Carlisle Pennsylvania. The First Medical Regiment will demonstrate infantry division combat medical service at the school.
Unity discussions in the Republican ranks show Coolidge as the first choice for president and Dawes as second for vice president. East Central West and South leaders urge unpledged delegations, with no public ticket boom. Members expect drift until a sixth or seventh ballot, and mention possible protests if nomination fights intensify.
In Greensburg a pastor, identified as Rev J C Beakin, age 55, files suit against John Kaly, school director of the County Line School District, claiming 8000 dollars in damages for slander stating Kulp accused him of immoral actions against Margaret Kealp.
Schedule lists several broadcasts including Yante ecs versus Pirates at Forbes Field and a Carillon Recital on WJ2 Network. Other items show New York program blocks and a Nadine troupe segment with times spanning evening hours.
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