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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
4
Mrs Jol Money of Parkstrest welcomed Mouorn Toumes Club teachers after school yesterday. Corry area guests attended a pleasant afternoon at Gates Grove. Mr and Mrs R S Dewey accompanied the group and enjoyed a grand two course dinner after lively sports.
A collage of fragmentary local items. grocery ads for sweet potatoes peaches and sale items. obituaries noting the death of Marie Guthridge, age 5, from DuBois after being struck by a truck. various community notices about meetings picnics and gatherings. traffic accidents and court news. notices of store openings and gas station hours. a 102 year old resident Frank Finne from Clarion featured amid photos and society notes. multiple small town happenings from Meadville to DuBois and Punxsutawney with minor injuries, sales, and social events.
In Concord New Hampshire Ora A. Brown was defeated by Charles W. Robey for the Republican nomination. With most wards counted Robey led 10 036 to 5 023 Brown conceded. Subpoenas were issued in Pittsburgh for records in a crime case involving a murdered physician and related bank accounts.
The national baseball commission issued a call for a meeting at the Roosevelt hotel in New York at noon on September 17 to plan the 1028 word series. Presidents of the two major leagues will attend along with representatives from seven clubs still in contention. New York and Philadelphia are invited from the American League, while St. Louis New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Cincinnati will be represented from the National League.
Swatllis Washington Sept 12 initial primary results show Rep Albert Johnson losing leadership of the House migration committee and former Senator Mites out of the race. Poindexter leads in the senatorial contest with 3,861 votes from 68 precincts reported.
An amateur night program at the Rex Theatre features winners from summer contests advancing through elimination rounds. Strong local interest surrounds the event and attendance is expected to be high.
A clipped advertisement presents Edna Wallace Hopper praising hair care by Wave and Sheen. It notes weekly shampooing, drying, styling with the product, and placing combs to shape waves. It mentions the price in cents and a money back guarantee.
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, attempting to establish a Northern absolute from the United States to Harape, were forced to Greenland by forged means and are now en route back to the United States via Ivigtut today.
Charles Measor died this morning at 11 o clock after a period of illness. He had been living with Mrs. Boyd Griswold and her family in Baker Hill. He suffered several strokes and his funeral arrangements will be announced later.
William Miller, 35, of Penelton, was decapitated when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck his vehicle at a grade crossing in Butler, Pennsylvania, late last night. The accident occurred as the car collided with the engine and two flatcars, killing Miller instantly.
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