U S Accepts Invitation To Naval Parley Campaign
U S accepts invitation to naval parley chest campaign as pledge totals rise past $4 000 by noon. Chairman C L Alexander reports progress with Corry Symestown workers contributing over 2100 and other plants expected to report. Despite some indifference among homebound workers the campaign leaders remain confident they will meet the target before Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifrman C.L. Alexander
Ain
Carpaigh
Ohia
Corry-Symestown Corporation
Alexander
Canyuse
Ratuma
PAYS VISIT TO CORRY LODGE
Sixty two members and guests enjoyed an official visit of Mrs. Mitt Conroe district deputy grand matron of the Order of Banner Star of Cambridge Springs at the Cambridge Springs temple. Work of the order was exemplified with candidates and a Halloween party followed with candies pumpkins and decorations. District meeting announced for October 28 with chapters from District No. 1-B and grand officers expected to attend. Crushed between cars Pittsburgh death of Henry Hearn 85 of Mogro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitt Conroe
Order of Banter Star of
Cambridge Springs
Masonic ‘Temple
Hotesses
Blindh Bullock
muLson
Chapter
H&h
Wesley H. Howard
Conroe
Oscar Pritz
Tovelyavent
Order of Buster Star
Lineaville
Edinboro
Méndville
Miinville
Corry
Philadelphia
Allentown
Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh
Belo
GARS
Southards
Jakes & Laughlin Steel Company
Henry Hearn
Sneak Thief Escapes With 65 Dollars From Rex Shoppe
Suspect, a salesman who frequents the Rex Confectionery Shoppe on Went South Street, fled at about 11 this morning with roughly 65 dollars from a money bag left on a counter. Proprietor Hans Wellejus and Chief of Police Pipton pursued but the man remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimenk Uhler
Rex
Hans Welleja
Wellejus
Welleyis
Chie
Pipton
Hme
Que Honly
Gas Tax Collections Show Big Increase
Harrisburg dispatch reports gas tax collections for the flat quarter ending September show a total of 1,681,036 dollars. Secretary of Revenue Johnson announced the August and September period, with distributions to counties. Commissions paid for collection totaled 21,708 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Hress
Harrisburg
Secretary of Revenue
Johinson
Schools to Close at Noon Tomorrow for State Educators Meeting
Schools in the city will close at noon to allow teachers to attend the Western Zone meeting of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association in Meadville on Friday and Saturday. The Meadville convention is part of the State Institute program for teachers. Speakers include Dr. John A. H. Weith Harrisburg state superintendent Dr. Charles Foster Phi Beta Kappa president Indiana Pa Dr. James Kelley secretary Harrisburg and Dr. Louis Coffman University of Minnesota president. Parant will speak Saturday morning on In democracy 8 Failure. Corry teachers will take part and Superintendent Dewey will preside at the banquet Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srany
Attyn
Pensylvania State Educational Associatior
Meadville
Meadys
Sagwint Institute
John A. H. Weith
Harrisburg
Charles Foster
Phi B. A
Indiana
James 4. Kelley
Harisburg
Loiis Coffman
University of Misneantu
Parant
Corry
Schoole RS
Dewey
Gelder
C.H Gordon
Gordon
Biel Comarks
Hellmouth Oper
Uon
Lyle Sullyts
Joseph Sulliven
Baal Smith Street
Buffalo
Dewy
Sayier Intendent
M Dewey
Will Durant
Park Theatre
Tunior High
UN Property
Kiwanis Chairmen Organize Winter Work Plan
Twenty eight Kiwanis members attended a regular meeting where committee chairmen reported plans for club work this winter. Reports covered agriculture, attendance, sick and grievance, classification, doctors, education, publicity, music, program, and other duties. Barton Tees Pogue, Hoosier poet, will speak next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Palmer
Cedric McCall
H. Ball
Dr. Graham
Barton Tees | Pogue
Suit for 75000 After Auto Crash
Dr and Mrs Joseph Rago of Duquesne filed a 75000 suit in common pleas court against Ambrose Kohl for injuries to themselves and their daughter from an automobile collision on September 23 1928 near the Derlington road. The suit was filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pitsburgh
Jon ‘Eph Rago
Duquesne
Ambrose Kohl
Common Pleas Court
Derlington
Coroner probes slaying of young woman in Washington
A Kansas City youth Dexter Dayton 29 faces murder inquiry after he strangled Marjorie O'Donnell 24 in a fashionable Washington hotel. He admitted sleeping beside her body for about a day before reporting the death. He claimed quarrel arose over another man and free love ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Kansas City
Dexter
Dayton
Marjorie O'Donnell
Elise
Yas
Miss O'Donnell
Whey
Misa O'Donnell
Rotary Club Erie Meeting Brings In Area Clubs
F A Loveland Harry Auer and others attended the Erie Rotary gathering at the Lawrence Hotel last evening. Members from Fredonia Westfield Jamestown Canbridge Springs Meadville and Corey were represented. Dr W H Hay of Buffalo former local addressed the gathering delivering an able talk before a large Brie and visiting Tubs chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Loveland
Harry Auer
Harry Rhodes
George H. Young
Avi FT. Babbitt
Cory Rotary Club
Tate City
Rotary Club
Lawrence Hotel
Erie
Fredonia
Westfield
Jamestown
Cansbridge Springs
Meadville
Corey
W. H. Hay
Buffalo
Catherine
Five Best Radio Entainments Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings outline WEAF NBC programs and others including Cities Service Orchestra WABC CBS Network with various time slots. Mentions Prime Minister MacDonald and figures like Root and Armour Chairs as part of Ministry programming in a brief schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Cities Service Orchestra
WABC
CBS
Wear
WIZ
Counsel On Foreign Relations
MacDonald
Great Britain
Tithy Root
Armour
WHAM
St—Mystary House
Routine actions fill school board meeting agenda
The Board of Education, including President Love and members Hillstrom, Patterson, Curtis, Jene, Smitty and Lewis, plus Superintendent Dewey and others met to approve committee bills, receive financial reports, and adopt the school calendar for 1928-30. They authorized tuition reimbursement for Lyle Sullyts, discussed facility upgrades at the High School and Home Economics, and planned repairs across multiple buildings with a summer work summary and insurance adjustments after a lightning strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Raucation
Love
Hillstrom
Patterson
Curtis
Jene
Smitty
Lewis
Sthoold Dewey
Geigerl
Kineak
Monroe
Concord
Pais- Hlew
Harding
Ai Hatch
Washington
Temile Bilodeau
Geiger
Ingurante
Probe Penny Wreck Costing Three Lives
Portage Pennsylvania last night saw a collision between an eastbound passenger train and a westbound freight. Three people were killed W T Johnston Youngwood engineer WW Reed Altoona fireman GL Burkholder Jeannette passenger. An interlocking plant east of Portage halted the trains after a wreck that involved coal cars and disrupted passenger service. One engineer escaped with minor injuries and is being questioned after recovery from the shock. An undetermined number of passengers suffered minor bruises but continued their journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Portage
Pennsy Sania Ballrom
Goepany
Burkholder
Jeannette
Greman
Portage Station
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Gireles
Trank
Eas
J. Flower
Altoona
Engin
Bini
Tariff fight centers over sugar rates
Washington report on Senate tariff discussions amid amendments affecting Philippine imports and independence, with votes and proposed conferences shaping the sugar rate dispute. The debate includes Broussard and Smoot proposals and potential night sessions to advance the tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Paul A. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Get
Special
Sendte
Quiyi
Broussard
Dem
Philippines
Bingham
Territories Committee
Guevara
United States
Smoot
Mative
Senate
Robinson
Borah
Smroot
French fliers prepare to return from Manchuria world record
Tsitsihar, Manchuria, Oct 14. French pilots Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte are believed to have set a new long distance flight record in a Paris to Tokyo attempt. They plan to begin their return trip to reach Tachikawa, Japan, after obtaining permission from the French embassy to land there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Hellente
Paris
Japan
Tolkio
Tachikawa
Bradford Man Wins Honors At Oil Show
Tulsa Oklahoma October 30 John G Lookar 75 of Bradford Pennsylvania is named the new Grand old timer of the oil industry at the international petroleum exposition. He succeeds James Amn of New York as top honoree at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Tulsa
Okla
John G. Lookar
James Amn
New York
Corry schools report record enrollment tops history
Supt Ri S. Dewey announced Corry Public and St Edward's Parsehitu schools set new enrollment highs in the past decade. Public schools report 1882 pupils with 22 non resident students. parochial total reaches 2418, a new high for both, as Senior High enrollment hits 241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
St. Edward’s
Pew
Fall's Illness Delays Trial For Bribery
Washington reports the bribery trial of Albert B. Fall, former secretary of interior, adjourned to tomorrow after a medical report on his condition. Dr. Thomas A. Craytor evaluated Fall for personal reasons, with examination assistance from Dr. Ruffin. Fall was deemed unable to testify yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Albert
Fall
Thomas A. Craytor
Willa Hite
Orig
U.S Steel Orders Increase Reported
United States Steel Corporation reports higher unfilled orders totals for Sept totalled 4,002,531 tons, up 244,970 from Aug 3,658,211 tons, with July reading at 4,088,177 tons and Sept 1925 at 2,895,368 tons in today's announcement. A separate notice covers a personal injury suit in Pittsburgh. Evelyn Laird Bogewood sues Morris Hult for 50000 damages claiming disfigurement from a dog bite on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Steel
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Heek
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Laird
Bogewood
Common Pleas Court
Morris Hult
Prime Minister MacDonald's Washington Mission A Triumph
Prime Minister MacDonald and President Hoover announced that war and naval rivalry had been banished and that a reduced naval program is under discussion. The visit marked unprecedented U K and U S talks personified by frank exchanges and a strong personal bond. The premier and his daughter Miss Tebbel returned, leaving behind a new climate of Anglo American goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
London
Jatiuiry
del If
MacDonald
Hoover
United States
White House
Jake
Stimson
England
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Tsichel
Hmea
America
Britain
Sleus
Ant
Blue Ridge Mountains
Two Die In Car Wreck Near Clearfield On Lakes to Seas Road
George Swinson aged four of 2114 Parade Street and Mrs Doreus Peters aged twenty four of 118 Hast 2nd Street were killed when the car they rode in to attend the World Series games in Philadelphia wrecked about six o clock last evening ten miles east of Clearfield on the Lakes to Seas highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
George Swinson
Parade Street
Doreus Peters
2Nd Street
Philadelphia
Clearfield
Banquet At Hotel Corry Tonight With Scottish Rite Group
Up to about one hundred guests attend a Scottish Rite banquet at Hotel Corry this evening. Members from the Fraternity in the Brie district are expected to be present as the meal is served around 6:30 or 6:80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Lowns
Brie
Truley
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U.S
Corry-Jamestown
Corry Lodge
Kiwanis
Oil City
Rotarians
W. T. Johustan
Youngwood
WW. Reed
Interior
Dag
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