Corry's Five Day Drive Aims to Raise $12500
Corry's Community Chest launches a five day campaign with fifty volunteers to fund welfare programs for the coming year. Five agencies receive support including the Salvation Army Corry Hospital Boy Scouts Community Nursing Service and the Children's Aid Society. The Salvation Army detailed relief efforts during the year ending June 30 1928 noting thousands aided with dinners clothing and food during winter and a wide reach of assistance to families and children.
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Corry
Community Chest
Salvation Army
Chest Committee
Adjutant Brunner to Lead Special Meeting in Oil City
Adjutant Brunner and Mrs Brunner of the Salvation Army plan a banded open air service at 7 30 p m and a citadel meeting at 8 p m on West Washington Street with many former friends expected to greet them General public invited The piece notes 1929 budget needs and Chest Funds drive with Community Chest and Advisory Board urging strong local support.
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Joan Brunner
Salvation Army of
Oil City
Corry
Salvation Army Stadel
West Washington Street
Adjutant Brunner
Ting
Citadel
Adjutant
Brunner
Army
Fulall
Salvation Army
Community Chest
Focal Advisory Board
Friends of the Army
German born Mrs Tuchler dies after lingering illness
Mrs. 2 venier aged 16 years died last evening at 7 15 o clock at her sister Mrs Matilda Nast West Pleasant street after a lingering illness. Widow of Morris Tuchler she came from Reading Pa last July to live with her sister. She had lived in Canaseraga N Y and belonged to Canaserage Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. She was born in Germany and came to the U S as a child. Survived by two daughters Mrs Louis Tekulsky of New York City and Mrs Joseph Schaul of Reading Pa and by three sons Daniel Milton Tuchler of Allentown Pa and Tack Tuichler of Reading. Four brothers Philip Nast Louis Nast Samuel Nast Jack Nast and one sister Mrs Matilda Nast. Eight grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 at the Nast home. body to be taken to Hornell N Y for burial.
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Venier
Matilda Nast
West Pleasant Street
N. Y
Louis Nast
Amsterdam
Samuel Nast
New York City
Jack Nast
Jenesco
Ridgway Express Warehouse Robbery Discovers Loot
A daring robbery hit the American Express Co warehouse near the Pennsylvania freight office in Ridgway. The lock was forced and about $800 worth of merchandise stolen, with thieves escaping by auto. Police Chief Kirk and local railroad officials pursue several clues. similar suspects linked to a prior Bonini Wholesale Tobacco Store theft.
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Ridgway
American Express Co
Pennsylvania
Sylvania Railroad
Polo
Kirk
Hue
Bonini
Railway Express
Lindbergh Heads to Mexican Bear Hunt from New York
Col Charles A. Lindbergh departed New York for Kansas City and Dodge City with plans to reach Las Vegas New Mexico for a bear hunt. He will travel by air and rail, awaiting the hunt's start in the Southwest.
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Columbus
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kansas City
Dodge City
Kansas
Las Vegas
N. M
Placenten
Cutnenerahs
Nire
New York
Fall city scene and events across Erie region
Beautiful fall conditions and crowded highways as election nears. Westfield musky caught by Henry Kolpean weighing 86 3 4 pounds from Chautauqua waters. Complaints of malicious mischief by West Wayne Street youths prompt police investigation and possible arrests. Wilbur Craker fined for trespass. Roosevelt birth observances urged by Governor Fisher. Bobbie Stillwell to headline Rex Theatre vaudeville. Traffic violations event nets 72 revoked licenses in week ending Oct 18. Columbia all star Al Smith broadcast delights radio fans. Civil Service exam results for police positions expected soon.
Jack Dunn Drops Dead American baseball manager dies at field trials
Baltimore Oct 22 Jack Dunn owner of the Baltimore Orioles died suddenly while watching field trials near the city. He slumped in his saddle after shouting to his dogs and his death was attributed to heart trouble. Dunn began with Binghamton and later played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants.
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Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Dunn
Binghampton
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Death of Mrs Ald Manley at West Spring Creek
The death of Mrs A D Manley at the Corry hospital occurred Sunday morning at 5 16. She was seventy four and a lifelong resident of Spring Creek township. Survived by husband two sons Homer Manley Jamestown Michigan and Vick Maney Monroe Michigan and one sister Mrs Helen M Tinker Hast Orange Nee Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at West Spring Creek church with interment in West Spring Creek cemetery.
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A. D. Manley
West Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Orange
Nee
West Spring Creek Church
West Spring Creek Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuchler
People
Toulsville
Lindy
Chautauqua
Henry Kolpean
Westfield
West Wayne Street
Wilbur Craker
G. H. Gordon
George H. Jones
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Jones
W. H. Howard
North Center Street
Bobbie Stillwell
Erie
Rex Theatre
State Department of Highways
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Fisher
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Columbia Broadcasting Company
al Smith
Ald. Manley
Addrena
Xyz
Tournal
West South
The
Sheffield
Hasburg
Frank A. Wilcox
E. Main Street
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