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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
4
A raid led by federal and state agents visited the Moos home in DuBois on Saturday, allegedly seizing a considerable amount of moonshine and small quantities of whiskey. A steward faced a warrant for possession and sale.
A jumble of grocery prices and local notices shows City and Vicinity pepper deals, meat prices, and a banners of church events. Reports mention a First Methodist Episcopal church meeting at 8:15 pm and a pastor set to depart for a conference.
United Press reports New York stocks rallied as rail stocks led gains on the market today. Notable rises included American Foreign Power and American Water Works. Several rail and utility issues showed strength amid broader gains across various sectors.
Corry expects a large Shriner delegation to attend the Pall Temple ceremony at Old City on Saturday. An elaborate program is planned with the event described as the largest gathering in months. A six hundred strong delegation is reported, with plans for billboards and drawings tied to the parade in Luis Tiny. Local hosts anticipate showers of visitors from Bradford and nearby cities during Zem Zem ceremonial events.
Chicago pilots Steel and Messimin announced a renewed attempt to set the endurance record in their monoplane Chicago We Will Mosquain. After 201 hours they faced motor issues and planned a new engine installation at Sky Finehor port to surpass 8000 hours of flight time.
A powerful Filipino typhoon devastates districts including Binchilly school where several students and staff are reported dead. Rescue teams search amid widespread destruction as authorities warn of continuing danger from flooding and winds.
One person died and another was injured when a bridge collapsed in Lancaster County in the early hours. A truck owned by a local company veered off the embankment, crashing into the river and sending a vehicle plunging into the water. Emergency crews worked at the scene as investigators began assessing the cause.
The United Press reports the 1930 census supervisory appointments for Pennsylvania counties. Lincoln, Holden, and Frown are listed for multiple counties including Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, and Shamokin. Greensburg is noted as headquarters with coordinators in New Castle and Greensburg.
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