Presbyterian Church Resumes Services After Five Week Cessation
The Presbyterian Church plans to resume regular services this Sunday after a five week pause. Interior renovations by Weeks and Breadon have brightened the nave with tighter lighting, rose belts, and dark green walls. The stanchions have been removed, revealing a refreshed auditorium as Roy Woodward confirms the return of regular services.
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Wedding at Corry Fair Falls Through
A Swedish couple planned a public wedding at the Corry fair but canceled at the last moment. Management and merchants who offered premiums faced disappointment as the ceremony was called off. The fair proceeds with the afternoon events weather permitting and attention shifts back to agricultural displays.
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Corry Fair
Tair
Corry
Canadian Thaw Sanity Report May Not Decide Fate
Canadian alienists will report this afternoon on Thaw's sanity as deportation proceedings proceed. Thaw answered most questions before immigration officials, but refused to answer one about Stanford White. His lawyers sought to block the inquiry, while authorities prepare to rule on deportation whether he stays or leaves Canada.
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United Press
Coatloake
Hone
Tim
Lbs
Stanford White
Imqustration Board
Adlaw
Agen
Romar
Ol 'Tawa
Slayer Trapped in Mine After Farmhouse Sighting
Seventeen year old Mat Walter Tuomas, suspected of killing Mrs Oliver Price and her granddaughter Bertha, 11, was traced from Clarkeville toward an abandoned mine. A posse gathered at the entrance to guard against his exit as plans formed to probe the old workings for the missing man.
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Oliver Price
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Clarkeville
Imported Goods Held in Bond in St Louis Market
Imported goods stored in bonded warehouses in St Louis are awaiting tariff changes. About 900,000 worth of molton woolen goods burlap sheeting olive oil and wire sit in warehouses with current duties totaling over 800,000 but would drop to under 200,000 under proposed tariff reductions. Traders let goods stay until new schedules take effect.
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St. Louis
New Haven Disregarded Advice in Wreck Probe
United Press reports New Haven must show minutes of directors meetings train operation records and data on following engineers and authorities guidance on preventing disasters. Investigation by Interstate Commerce Commission opened amid testimony about signals and morning wreck activity on a ten mile track.
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New Haven
Conn
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Kelly
Wall Wingford
Murray
Adaimy
Adams Q
Hagel
Murderer Kills Family Then Fires Village In German Tragedy
United Press reports in Stuttzard Germany detail a lone assailant who killed a wife and four children at Deggerlock village then fled to Mal Naulson. Early morning attacks woke residents. a dozen dwellings burned. eight people killed and 11 wounded. The suspect was nearly beaten to death before authorities intervened.
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United Press
Notice to Harrison Mutual Burial Assn Patrons
Printing error on assessment cards shows incorrect wording for the September assessment. The notice clarifies the actual due amount and names affected patrons, urging prompt correction and payment by holders of the cards.
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Harrison Mutual Burial Ass
Mante Igke
Hospital rates to be raised at Ube meeting
An extended Corry national committee voted Wednesday evening to raise room and ward charges to $2 per week due to Governor Tenor’s reduced hospital appropriation. Maintenance costs for the past quarter exceeded funds by about $900. The hospital management emphasizes the necessity to keep the institution operating, with charity work curtailed and paying patients bearing full maintenance costs until new funds are found.
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Tenor
Journal's magazines tonight issue promotes reader appeal
The article touts a new issue of the magazine supplements, noting improved appearance and strong reader reception. It mentions free delivery every other month under a continuing plan and emphasizes sustained popularity compared with the August edition.
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