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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1939

Page

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Mission pledge totals reach record in local church drive

The Christian and Missionary Alliance church at Washington street pledges 1908 for missions, the largest in the congregation's history. Local pastor Gordon Abrams eyes a strong outlook for the coming year as efforts expand to world missions and pioneer outreach.

Allance Cornor Bue Washington Street Maple Avenue Christian and Missionary Alliance Hay Gordon Abrams Tocal Gory

Advance Time of Southbound Pick-Up Plane Schedule Change

The Newaternehedies announced that a daylight shift for southbound air pick-up flights serving Corry and 37 other cities in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, and Delaware will take effect Wednesday November 1. Afternoon runs between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh to Huntington WV will move 15 minutes earlier. morning schedules remain at 2 10 p m. Altoona gains its own pick-up station at Duncansville PA improving service. Tyrone dispatch remains the hub prior to Tyrone station adjustments.

Duy Corry Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Delaware Richard €. duPont Ansamerican Aviation, Inc Iingten Del tMe Philadelphia Pittsairen Pittsburgh Huington Wes Virginia duPont Altoona Duncansville Price Tyrone Hation

Isador Sobel of Erie Dies After Illness

Isador Sobel long prominent in Erie civic and legal circles dies at Hamot Hospital Erie after more than three months illness. He was 71, former Erie postmaster and first honorary president of the National Association of Postmasters. He leaves a wife and three sons Jeffrey Sobel Norman Sobel and Sidney Sobel. Funeral services not yet completed.

Isidor Sobel Erie County Bar Association Erie Sobel Ere County Republican Committee Binal Birth Home For Children Fairview National Association of Postmasters Jeffery M. Sobel Norman Z. Sobel

Train wreck ties up traffic on P R R near Kane

A freight train derailed and crashed into locomotives near Keystone twelve miles west of Kane. No injuries were reported. Westbound passenger train 581 was three hours fifty minutes late arriving in the city.

Pennsylvania Railroad Keystone Kane City

Kiwanis Kapers Opens Tonight At High School

Kiwanis show titled Kapers opens tonight in the high school auditorium at 8:15 PM with a renowned male ensemble. The performance repeats Friday at 8:15 PM. Proceeds benefit the Kiwanis educational fund.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Kapers Ry Dearing H. J. Sheen G. E. Shoop H. A. Croseatt Donald Lundy Clair Arnold R. H. Rosstacher Elbert Miller William Frye Chas. Williams HL. Wingert Prank U Whiteley Scott Johson Bogardas Keith Benton RG Tohnson Paul Meerdink Ralph Meerdint Ralph Foster, Jr

Jolson and Ruby Keeler Split Over Marriage

Hollywood reports Jolson says reconciliation with Ruby Keeler failed as she left him for her mother's home in San Fernando valley. Keeler, 21 years younger, remains in seclusion while Jolson stays at their Encino ranch and pleads for reunion. Father Sheedy dies during last rites in Altoona.

Hollywood Jolson Éaddermus Blackface Ruby Keeler Miss Keeler Dancey San Fernando Valley Encino

Enrollments Cut as Economy Booms Transforms Schools

Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania schools reduce enrollments due to industrial growth absorbing students. Officials state many 16 year olds seek work urgently, amid the state education department note. In Philadelphia burners plan to remove radiator system as part of county prison overhaul following inmate death.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Hull demands Russian release of freighter and crew

Secretary Hull said the United States has demanded the Russian government release the freighter and American crew after the German seizure in Murmansk. He indicated similar protests would be made in Berlin and Moscow as diplomats seek lawful handling of the vessel and cargo.

United Ppes Great Britain Soviet Russia Germany Deutschland Atlantic Neville Chamberlin Chamberlain Waal Joachim von Thuenwop Britain Moscow Gres Tday Ais Batants Berlin Russi Blocc Ade Semany London Briney Tveborg Kariskroni Helsingfors Finland Fday United Press Washington Hull United States Flint Sarge Murmansk Parence Steinhard Minimansk Hillid United Sates Hull. Resterive England

Escaped Tiger Woman Sought in Southwest

Arizona officials reveal Winnie Judd, known as the tiger woman, escaped from a Phoenix hospital and may head toward Los Angeles. Gov. Rosent Jones warns her condition worsens and urges surrender or contact. the case recalls the 1901 Los Angeles murders she and her husband reportedly discussed.

United Press Phoents Ariz Winnie Arizona Arizona Fire Hospitel For the Insake, and, ‘Eligé Fosked For Her [Prowshalll Rosent T. Jones Evested William ©. Judd Veterans Hospital Los Angeles Agnes Anne le Rob Hedvie Samuelson Brunk

Hold Up Pay of State Workers in Pennsylvania

Oct. 26 report from Harrisburg states that payrolls of the Pennsylvania Employment Compensation Administration were ordered held up again. Ross sent a letter to Labor and Industry Secretary Lewis G. Bines outlining his reasons, echoing prior refusals to pay unemployment compensation salaries, citing civil service law and merit-based raises after January 2, 1938.

Harrisburg Civil Service

Hearing Postponed on Change of Venue in Murder Case

Postponement of the hearing on a change of venue in the murder and political corruption case tied to the fatal shooting of Seyearald Jean Stevens. The proceedings were deferred to after the November 7 election as underlying political implications shift.

Snce Maugh Ghunic Het Yerrne Petbion Stile Motor Pr Fice Gorporal Benjamin Frinklin Gharaeré Mali- Hatushier Seyearald Jean Stevens Hay

Baby Born Today in Corry Hospital

A daughter weighing seven pounds and twelve ounces was born this morning at Corry Hospital. The newborn’s mother is 15 years old, and the infant is reported in good health. The family includes Mrs. Roger Ferno and her husband Ry D Cary.

APA Corry Hospital Roger Ferno Ry D Cary Feymo Virginia May Maffitt

Ban on Foreign Ships Flying Nation’s Flag Stirs Senate Action

The Senate approved an amendment to the neutrality bill to deny entry for three months to foreign merchant ships that hoist or imitate the U S flag to avoid submarine attacks. Democratic Leader Barkley offered the compromise after debate over a harsher Tobey proposal to seize guilty vessels and imprison captains. House leaders planned to move the measure, aiming for a final vote by week’s end.

United Press Washington Senate United States Alben W. Barkiey Charles W. Tobey

Death claims Mrs J L Drake in Ellsworth Falls

Mrs J L Drake of 424 Weal Wayne street died suddenly last evening of a heart attack at her home after a period of illness. She was 70 and a longtime Ellsworth resident, a Methodist church member, active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, survived by husband three children two grandchildren a brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending word from the family.

Drake Wayne Street Methodist Church Woman's Christiand Temperance Union

Milk shipments to continue under New York market order

Representatives of the Dairymen's League Clymer and Sherman districts met in Sherman and voted to adhere to the New York star and federal marketing order for milk shipments into the New York metropolitan area. Producers will not withhold shipments despite recent tensions and expect prices around 2.08 per hundredweight for September milk, with higher figures anticipated for blended product. Albany dispatches note local tenders for milk distributors to pay producers around 215 per hundredweight for September milk.

Olymer Sherman Dairymen's League New York Star New York Clay Contoversy Metropolitan Clymer Nefea Merced Aveile Wright

Nation Wide opens new downtown Corry grocery

Merle Page to manage the new Nation Wide grocery in Corry located in the Barlow block at Center and Main streets. The store in the old Western Auto storeroom will open tomorrow with pricing and other details being finalized for a formal opening Friday. Page, previously with the W. J. Wilcox store, invites the public to inspect the modern facilities and anticipates strong local patronage.

Merle Page Corry Western Auto Barlow Block Center Main Streets Storr Page Paige W. J. Wilcox

Donation Day Appeals at Corry Hospital Benefit Drive

Charity drive at Corry hospital seeks donations during Friday and Saturday collection days. Mrs J B Mount of the Ladies Auxiliary will call for contributions. Ward chairmen across the city and nearby communities assist the annual hospital fundraiser.

Corry Hospital J. BE Mount To Hospital Topal Wes Huave Assiap

Plan Rites For Dr. George Poux

Funeral services are planned for Dr. George Poux of Frenchtown who died at St Luke's hospital in St Louis. He was a cousin of Mrs. Frank Manigarren and leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Adrian Poux and eight children Paul Pierre John Marie Theresa Alnure Francis Joseph and Thomas. He is also survived by three brothers Amie Achille Adrian and a sister Mrs Franklin Peters. Services will be held tomorrow at Wat o'clock in Pretchinwn.

Frenchtown St. Luke's Hospital St. Louis Goulnsels Adrian Poux Paul Pierre John Marie Theresa Alnure Francis Joseph Jihd Thomas Amie Achille Adrian Dz Franklin Peters Meadville Pretchinwn

Pittsburgh Milk Price Increase Proposed by Commission

Pittsburgh district milk prices are set to rise by one cent per quart under a proposal from the Pennsylvania Milk Commission. If Governor James approves, the new order would take effect November 15, with Grade B milk rising 14 cents per quart and Grade A 15 cents per quart, marking a general increase of one quarter cent.

Pittsburgh Peninsyllvania Mille Ventro Artie James

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