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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1929

Page

5

Opportunity Club Meeting Revives Yearly Plans and Bake Sale

The Opportunity Club resumed activities with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Place on Wright Street. Members heard plans for the year, set a bake sale series, and outlined committees and upcoming events including a Halloween party for members and families.

Presbyterian cjMwehy Mra Claud Place Wright Street Hang Smith Kich Tiwis Hallowe'en Plice Kee Auer Andrew Patil Jin

Great German Canal Tie Klel connects Balle and North soa

The canal opened in 1805 links the Balle and North shores. It spans 61 miles with a depth of 50 feet and a width of 72 feet. Construction cost was about 170 million.

Balle North Soa

Philathea Class Hosts Evening at East Main Street

Mrs Mom Bertram and Mrs ta Us Heminway hosted twenty one Philathea class members at the former's East Main Street home. Readings were given by Mrs Tracy Whitehead and Mrs W N Jones, with vocal selections by Misses Dorota Rickers and Donna Bertram. A district Baptist representative Miss Russell was announced as expected at the next meeting. Salad lunch followed the entertainment.

Mom, Bertram Ta Us Heminway Homer Philathea Cliss East Main Street Weeanuch Tracy Whitehead W. N. Jones Dorota Rickers Donna Bertram Miss Russell The Baptist Association

Round robin origin traced in illicit paper entry

The article traces the round robin to sililor's custom and notes an unnamed person first signed the paper amid a curac?y. the piece preserves unclear details but emphasizes attribution by a known figure.

Tossell Sililor

Social Roundup of Visitors and Departures in Town

Mrs Willistd Bromin and Mrs Fred Cardullé, guests of Mr and Mrs W J Greggory, left for Tuunville after a visit. Mr and Mrs P Northrup, guests of Corry residents, headed to Pasadena Calf after three months in Warren and Corry. Numerous locals accompanied by relatives and friends travel to Meadeville Erie Pittsfield and Cleveland for schooling, teaching, and visits.

Cleveland John Caldwell Erie Huis Frank A. Wimer Fist Methoffist Epistopal Church Meadville J. L. Linens Huinguls Pitsburgh Tir Cortyy Cambridge Springs Alice Harrisburg Feckley Colley Hol Idan City End J. Bh Drake Mbenater N.Y West Wayne Street Edith D. Swanson Sunbridge Springs G. Swanson Dorothy Depew Columbis Héinbere Edinburg Alleze D. A. Depew Gerald Wood Alay Pik Street Pitningit Dgnta School University of Pittsburgh Matt Heas Harvey Willis Piis Harold Fish Mildred Atoyyr John Decker Niagara Tails

Odd Fellows Home Association Annual Meeting Held in Town

Delegates from the Odd Fellows Home Association attended the annual meeting in Meadville with local attendees from this city. The session included inspection of the orphans home, reports on association activities, and the year’s business, with nominations to be discussed and acted upon.

Corry Meadville Meeting 1. C. C. F. Orphans' Home Stee Ville Toriuy Odd Fellows oFpiianags Meadville Ita Mee Carniike Ben Witteley Beles Miller Visby Omi W. Ed Marsh

Ro rmneram Seeks Erie County Sheriff Nomination

Charles Ro rmneram, a Republican candidate for Sheriff of Erie County, visited the city as he aims to challenge Democratic leadership. He reports backing from ex service men groups across the county and met several local party leaders during his visit.

Charles Ro Rmneram Erie County Finneran

Market Close Summary Amid Mixed Copper and Oil Shares

The market ends with mixed activity across sectors led by copper and oil firms. Notable names include Continental Oil, Sinclair, Shell, and Canadian Pacific, with percent changes reflecting modest gains and declines across key players and rail lines. Investors monitor Continental’s oil bets and Transcontinental trends as they gauge broader demand signals.

Seven injured as Sousa band train derailed in Colorado

Seven people were injured when John Philip Sousa band members were aboard a Denver Rio Grande special that derailed thirteen miles southwest of Wallenburg Colorado. Conductor Sousa escaped with minor injuries while several musicians suffered contusions and abrasions. cause of the derailment remains undetermined. Local names include William Robinson of Buffalo New York and Jess Wellingham of New York City among the injured.

Sousa Colorado Carryites Jbl Philip Chautauqua Jedra Wallenburg Cole John Philip Sousi Here Stusa Gan Irimny Denver and Rio Grande Capps Colo Pusblo William . Robinson Buffalo Britices William Her Allentown

Central region industry and utility listings snapshot

A fragmented OCR list details multiple companies and facilities across states. Entities include Southern Pacific, Wabash locomotives, Armour, Goodrich Rubber, Continental Can, Leather Goods, Radio Est, Rubber, Columbia Gas, Westinghouse, General Electric, Pittsburgh Bramble, Salt Creek, Indiana, South Penn, New York, Am Cony Oil Field, Arkansas Gas, Associated Gas, Curtis Flying Service, Lone Star Gas, Kans Pipe Line, Texas Oil and Land.

Penna RH Line Central Wee Hy St Paul Resboard Southern Pall Wabash Steers Auerigin Bethlenem Stee Republic Stee T&t Armour Goodrich Continental Columbia Gas & Fleetric Westmelio West Airake Salt Creek Indiana South Penn New York Curt Am Cony Aora Arkansas Gas Curtis Flying Service Lone Star Gas New GGG Mo Kans Texas Oil and Land Stane

Steel orders show slump in August tonnage drop

New York steel data indicate September results through August show a decline of 429,086 tons, bringing August 31 total to 3,658,211 tons versus July’s 4,088,? and June 4,256,910. The report compares figures with May and August 1925 totals, highlighting a downtrend in orders.

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