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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
7
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Democrats of County 10 schedule a meeting at 11 a.m. Saturday September 16 at the courthouse to select officers for the coming year. State chairman Miles Chiity announces plans, with Smith for president to be dismissed and resolutions to be adopted. Officers Rudolph Messmer secretary Joseph Badman treasurer. expectation old officers will be re elected. Eleven county committeemen expected. dinner to follow. location not yet chosen.
Two men suffered serious injuries yesterday afternoon when a scaffold at the Retin home on Beech Street near John Matson collapsed, sending them about fifteen feet to the ground. W A Hospital reports possible pelvis fracture for Matson, plus ankle and heel injuries. both men are expected to recover.
New York dispatch says Mackay and his daughter reconciled after years apart. Mrs Berlin awaited at the Mackay home as her father returned from Europe aboard the liner Majeatie. The Morning Telegraph notes a request that Irving Berlin be brought into the family circle, but neither Berlin nor their 21 month old child were present.
Crass septs 14 Mr and Mrs James Given have a new baby girl Sunday evening September 11. Mother and baby Jane doing well. Will adiding and wife have gone to honey home at Scorvs Crossing where they will run a gas and finch stand Dove was an automobile wreck at Morning Commons on the brick road lane midday between we dit one front Jamestown going shutb held on to the brick too long and prashed me to a Cony oY going north taking a whal of the Cony car and break ig an wxlt on the Jamestown car. Wo nino was hurt and the cars were insited to mesd jul damage Thomas Williams was called to his bid home at Bell Fouche Dakota by the serious illness of his aunt Mrs Jane Want Morgan Whitney taking profession of his new farm the Jay Skellter farm Findley Lake road which he purchased since his barn burned a neck 0 1 Whe farmers are beginning to cut their corn which 1a good crop and lots of it is getting ripe enough to busk Ester King and wife and Alton King and wife visited their uncle Will Redding and wife ab Scutt's Crossing between Corry and Columbus Sunday
President Mrs. Coolidge returned to Washington after a summer in the Brule region. At Union Station many notable figures greeted the return including Herbert Hoover, Secretary of State Kellogg, Attorney General Sargint, Postmaster General New, and Navy Secretary Kellogg. Hoover arrived with his wife as part of the official reception with several hundred onlookers watching the arrival.
United Press reports Senator Botanson in Charlotte and Raleigh as Democratic nominee contenders travel regional circuit. Botanson tours Davidson College rooms linked to Woodrow Wilson and remarks on a League of Nations. Robinson schedules farm policy talk while Romney attacks on Smith draw strong applause from a mixed audience. Hoover Democrats criticized as unpolished Republicans.
Moscow dispatch reports Russian aviator Chikkhnovsky accompanying the ice breaker Krassin as it pursues the envelope crew of the dirigible Talia and Roald Amundsen party. He logged a first night flight from Cape North and returned to the Krassin, then prepared for another sortie.
Enrollment tallies at Dean School Columbus: High School 38. grades 7 8 9 10 11 12 totaling 27. 1st and 2nd 25. Community aid plan includes an all day meeting with work and a business session to elect officers. Notable visitors include Mr Vincent Galloway Dewtyne NY and Miss Mildred Swansimy and Mrs Amy Ohrn.
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on September 12 three escaped prisoners were recaptured. Guards continued to search for a fourth inmate who fled from Hockview penitentiary within the last ten days. The three recaptured are Nick Carbuck and Harry Wink both of Philadelphia and Louis Marino of Lawrence County. Roy Palmen of Bradford County remains missing.
Swift action followed the confession yesterday of Russell Pickwell in the killing of Chas Entgler, Nanticoke garage night watchman, early Friday. Pickwell is to be arraigned in court today. County authorities are probing possible links to highway robberies in this section.
A coroner's jury ruled that both drivers involved in the Erie crash last Friday night were not responsible. The witnesses suggested the Erie County Electric truck may have been traveling fast, but the verdict found no fault on either driver, Shoemaker or Horms, amid conflicting testimonies about the scene at 2nd and Wrench streets.
United Press reports Pittsburgh September date as grand jury seizes on jurors and witnesses in a federal prosecution. A woman witness refuses to answer questions as authorities prepare more indictments in the conspiracy and perjury case.
Financial notes discuss certificates of indebtedness and stohstripilious rates, with figures around 110,000 and 70 barrel decreases. Mentions production in September 4th, averages daily currency references, and references to Atlantic era and Diduhona, plus various operational terms.
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