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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1927

Page

6

Gas Station Permit Process Clarified by State Bureau

Corry city officials face final determinations on gas station building permits within municipal limits. State Fire Protection Bureau返 clarifies that local permits are still required and that the Bureau may refer applications to city authorities for final approval.

Corry Phat Gashlinu Suflyitin Tiaine Keneaid State Bureau of Fire Protection State Adiige Council Tinead We Moran Buteau Pire

Crandall Family Reunion Held At Hassins Home

The Crandall family reunion on September 4 gathered many relatives at Mr and Mrs RM Hassins home. Attendees included Seth Vaines aged 85, Russell Resford the two month old great-grandson, with games, songs, and a business meeting led by president A B Crandall.

Crandall Vnca Sohtidants Theodore Aud Sarah Gran Mtr Mre RM Hasiins Sundasy Bliy Oles Seth Vaeins Russell Resford Grent A. Be Crandall Mire Blanche Reiford AC J. Crumbill Wi Be Crandi DA Bustton Gertile Crandalf Salem Mass Crandaille Randail Ancnyitarion Sis Tex Beruite Point Steambure Elmer Hass Minnie Mey Busta Spardanpburg Tee Breyer Waller Rowell Resiard and Sons Herbert and Russell Besans Pait Cliford Ellery Center Willis Newberry Penny Hoyt Weathield

Miners' Leader Breaks With Union Leader Taplin Says He Is Through

Cleveland, Sept 7. Taplin, major stockholder in several rail and coal firms, announces he is through with the United Mine Workers and John Lewis. He claims Lewis sought control of Pittsburgh and West Virginia coal interests. The statement appears amid disputes over union leadership and company influence.

Cleveland, O Taplin Pivatnicaly Terminal Gal Company Pittsburgh and West Virginia Wheeling and Lake Erie Paload United Mine Workers John. Lewis BaDishet Coset Lewis Puushargh Ike

Hotel Corry Sets Record Traffic Amid Roosevelt Highway tourist surge

Hotel Corry reports record business over the past weekend and Labor Day with 42 dinner servers and full capacity. August also set a new high for room and dining activity, praising Manager Fred Sperry and the hotel’s new leadership as Roosevelt Highway travel rises.

Corry Fred Sperry

K of C Elects New Officers

Leo Mulderick was elected grand knight of Cory Council Knights of Columbus during the annual officers meeting held last evening in the Bartow Block. Other officers named include John Metaughin as deputy grand knight Thos Dempsey as chancellor James J Wekey as recorder Henry Dulls as treasurer Ws Lyons as advocate Charles Kinley as warden Jus side Siard Frank Keleher Mr McMahon as inside guard J J Kinley Brant ODay Al Miller as trustees J F Kintey as delegate to state council Leo M Mulderick as alternate delegate Rev FG Graves as chaplain.

Leo Mulderick Cory Council Knights of Columbus Elay Bartow Mr. McMahon J J Kinley Brant Oday al Miller J F Kintey State Council Leo M. Mulderick FG Graves

New Pastor to Be Installed at First Presbyterian Church

Rev. J. Mi. Ross of Erie will officiate at the installation of Rev. Roger G. Cressey as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Salekock this evening. The ceremony will be assisted by Rev. RG Ramsay Rev. Harry Burton Boyd and Rev. W. J. Eaton. Cressey succeeds Rev. J. A. Martin whose pulpit has been vacant since last spring.

J. MI. Ross Erie First Presbyterian Church Salelock Roger G. Cressey Mr. Ross Raymond Kistler Warren Mr Ross RG. Ramsay Harry Burton Boyd Trig

City Builds Three Concrete Bridges This Summer

The city will complete three concrete bridges this year including Bear Creek on Wright street and a new West Columbus avenue span replacing a hazardous narrow bridge. Street crews widen approaches, improve roads for increased traffic, and extend from Irving street as the Bear Creek bridge closure nears five years.

Columbus Avenue Wright Street Bear Creek Har Hington Uhe Street North Center Street Center Streets Raymond Avenue Irving Street

Exchange Seat Brings Record $235000 Sale

The Stock Exchange membership sold for 235000, a new high and $5000 above the prior record, Dow Jones reports. The sale marks the third record in two weeks as bankers and brokers monitor shifting memberships and values in New York.

United Press New York Stock Exchange Dow, Jones and Co. Financial

Depositors Set to Receive 70 Percent of Funds

Pittsburgh dispatch reports 70 percent of deposits at Brotherhood Sayings & Trust Co. were sent to depositors after the bank failed when a deal to buy Liberty bonds at half price collapsed and the salesman vanished with the money. Charles A. Knapp, jailed for the ruinous affair, faced recovery efforts with most funds later returned. State bank examiner Frank Q. Jackson said savers would likely recover all. The case marked Pittsburgh's sole labor financial institution incident.

United Eres Pittsburgh Brotherhood Sayings & Trust Company Charles A. Knapp Frank Q. Jackson State Bank Examiner

Drafting Plans for Community Chest Drive

Chairman Ca insan of the Community Chest campaign will meet in the Municipal building with ward captains and committees to fix drive dates and determine which organizations will be aided. The campaign is expected to launch next week and run about one week, with final collections before October when the Chest ends. WS Bentley Harry Avot Ry Davey and Mayor C W Bracken have prepared committees for the launch, with Buy Rcouts to be included in this campaign and the exact group of organizations and quotas to be settled at the meeting.

Ca Isan Community Chest Campaign WS Bentley Harry Avot Ry Davey C. W. Bracken Svening

Governor Fisher Inspects State Institutions Tour

York Pa September 7 Governor John S Fisher continued his inspection tour of state institutions after departing York. He visited York hospital and will travel to Columbia Lancaster Coatesville and Norristown to inspect Thaddeus Stevens Industrial School Coatesville hospital and other state owned or aided facilities.

York John S. Fisher Colombia York Hospital Ater Columbia Lancaster Thaddeus Stevens Tyer Lancaster Coatesville Norristown

Big dirigible back in hangar

Navy dirigible Los Angeles rearmed to mooring mast for morning after a night flight over New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. It arrived near Lakehurst at dawn and was made fast to its mast at 7:30 a.m. Another flight probably this afternoon.

Lakemarst N. J Los Angeles New Jersey Pennsylvania Lake Twest

Plans to intensify fight on wets in capitals

Washington reports that the Auntied Saloon League plans further action against liquor supporters. Officials say the group will denounce wavering or lax enforcement by authorities while preferring quiet internal pressure. Wheeler favored restraint and avoided public denouncement of senior officials.

Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Washington Auntied Saloon League Wayne Wheeler League Wheeler Megan Wheeler Lincoln Andrews Eayule

Great threshing weather aids farmers in Wayne township

A Wayne township farmer hailed the “great threshing weather” last night as ideal conditions boost crop prospects. Across the district threshing runs full steam amid cooler August days, oats look to yield well, corn shows improvement, buckwheat remains small, potatoes promise despite reduced acreage, and fruit is notably scarce with an overall poor outlook cited by one local farmer.

Wayne Township

Chinese Area Large Whe Territory Concept in North America Scope

A fragmented OCR fragment notes a concept comparing a Chinese area large whe territory to the area of North America from Nova Scotia to southern Mexico, spanning from Beltish Columbia to Winnipeg. The readable text mixes geographic scope with unclear phrasing and potential invented terms. No clear event or date is evident.

China North America Nova Scota Columbia Winnipeg Mexico

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