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31 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1928
Page
1
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Armistice Day observance in Oil City will be broadcast from City Park on Sunday November 11th from 2 to 8 PM over WLBW 238 meters 1260 kilocycles. The program includes band selections and Hon Emerson Collins of Williamsport delivering the day’s address with multiple veterans groups and the unveiling of the star memorial and Pine Grove cemetery monument.
A new Hoopie's store will open on North Center Street in Warren in the former Hi Went Market store. The shop will carry men’s, women’s, boys’ and girls’ clothing and is set to open Friday.
W. D. Bowen of the University of Pittsburgh Erie branch will be the speaker at Thursday’s weekly Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Corry. Dr. Sones will also address the gathering.
A listing of radio features across networks including WJZ WEAF WOR and WIZ. Programs span Civic Opera excerpts from the Auditorium Theatre stage and the American Hour with Palmolive Hour and Slunine Hour slots.
Ralph C. Benedict led a special registration in Corry boosting the city's voter rolls to 2657 ahead of the November presidential election. Forty eight voters registered during the municipal session while regular registration continued for those absent or on standard days.
Halloween events include a masquerade ball at the State Armory sponsored by the Lieut A W Thompson Post VFW and Company A PA National Guard. A six piece Jamestown orchestra will play. prizes for best costumes. Police warn against vandalism and excess noise as youth revelers celebrate. Separately Center Airways Inc. formed in Harrisburg with $50000 capitalization to manufacture and operate airplanes.
Erie county grand jury plans to hear about sixty cases at the November term opening Monday. Two murder cases headline a list that includes several minor charges and a felonious shooting case. Otto Herbst, district attorney, expects the number to grow as transcripts arrive and some cases are dropped for insufficient evidence.
Fire officials report a church in Gettysburg damaged by a blaze estimated over 100000 dollars. Investigators suspect faulty wiring in the pipe organ sparked the fire, discovered by passing motorists around six in the morning as the building became an inferno.
Washington reports the death of Robert Lansing, former Secretary of State, at a time when tributes pour in from leaders worldwide. He directed diplomacy from 1911 to 1920 and stood beside Wilson in shaping peace, with remarks noting his international law work and role in steering U.S. entry into the war.
Governor Smith concentrates on labor disputes and injunctions in final campaign stop in Newark following a Baltimore trip. He abandons epigrams for a focused address on labor unrest and his closing gubernatorial campaign strategy during the Newark appearance.
Cory represents at a Presby terial conference today at the Meadville Presbyterian Church. Hugh Walker of Los Angeles will give the main address as delegations from district churches attend. A supper conference for district young people follows, with Mrs. F McCray as chaperon. Local attendees include Rev and Mrs Roger F Cressey and others from First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs H B Mensch ran to a Sunbury grade crossing after a crash that killed her 79 year old father Lewis Rossman and injured her mother. The trio were in a automobile struck by a freight, leaving the mother unconscious.
Harrisburg, Pa Oct 91 Chief Engineer Samuel B. Eckels announced only 4,000,000 will be spent for state highway construction and maintenance out of 52,050,000 revenues for the department in the fiscal year ending May 31, 1929. He said revenues are not sufficient to cover all construction needs and that an extra 40,000,000 already allocated for county bridges and other charges.
Miss Elfrieda Knaak a 29 year old Sunday school teacher burned herself in the Lake Bluff police station furnace as a test of love for Charles Hitchock a Lake Bluff patrolman and father of five. She was found badly burned in the furnace room while authorities pursue the mystery amid notes on Brahmism.
A Wheeling West Virginia bus traveling between Pittsburgh and Wheeling plunged off an embankment into Wheeling Creek near Trisdelphia. Three passengers and the driver were thrown into the icy water but suffered only minor discomfort from immersion. Heavy fog contributed to the accident.
Herbert Hoover joins the Republican strategy team to attack Governor Alfred Smith's eastern defense on prohibition. Borah and Hughes lead the speak ers in a concerted effort to sway voters as Hoover avoids direct debate while finalizing windup campaign details before a Westward departure.
The Corry Ministerial Association will sponsor a union meeting at the Junior High school on Wright street next Sunday evening. A. L. Mould, General Secretary of the Erie YMCA, will speak. The event supports Prohibition and law enforcement with a strong chorus led by Mrs. Dewey.
Claire Windsor, screen actress, was granted a final decree of divorce from Bert Lyt in Superior court yesterday. They wed in Taurez Mercico in May 1025. Windsor stated she is a one man woman and joked about boyfriends as long as they are plural.
Graf Zeppelin nears home base Friedrichshafen after speeding east across Europe from Lakehurst. Passengers were reportedly in good humor as fog threatened landing and crowds gathered for the expected welcome. A 19 year old American stowaway, Clarence Terhune, drew praise for his daring voyage as German crowds cheered the airship’s safe return.
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