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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1934
Page
7
Mob riots at Brie Exposition as races canceled
Sept 18 crowd storms Brie exposition ticket office after auto races canceled. Four men arrested for disorderly conduct as state police and local constables quell the disturbance. Officers report no injuries to attendants. one trooper sprained while aiding crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Incenseil Becaues
Bile Exposition
Younds
State Pole Barracks
Exposition
Nass
Ar Lawrence Park
Fuesday
Gatwr Sgabe
22Nd Street
John Salet
Bridge Ave
Cleveland
Walter Kruszewski
2Nd St
A. J. Loach
2Nd Street
Waller A. Gibbons
State Police
Gibbons
Auto crash injures two near Pittsfield airport
In Sheppfield on a Saturday evening a tire blowout sent a car near Pittsfield airport into a spin and rollover injuring M Binder funeral director and Harvey Moore. Passengers included Mrs C M Borden Halon Chamberlain and Mrs Harvey Moore all shaken but unreported serious harm. Witnesses say the vehicle may have rolled more than three times but the steel body kept it intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia Uunder
Don’t Be Tortured by Your Feet Ad
An advertisement extols relief for sore feet with San Cura Soap and Sen Cura Ointment. It promises cooling healing overnight and a renewed feeling by tomorrow, urging purchase at all druggists.
Sparta Fair Concludes with Fine Three Day Program
Sparta Spartansburg fair ends after a strong three day run noted for quality livestock displays and a big Saturday crowd of 1,500. Coleman band from Union City headlined a Saturday program featuring sports including a married versus single men mushball game won by the benedicts, and a Garland vs Spartansburg baseball game. The three day lineup closed with a large dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Coleman Band
Union City
Garland
Charley
Sparta
Kenneth Barnes
Corry
Harry. Wallace
Thurog Anh
The
Baptist Church
Carrie Taylor
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Weorecay
Wilcott Hutchison
Warn’ Amenting
M. B. Church
Ina Smith
M. E
T. P. Kelly
Greenville
Téa Diefenderfer
Carniel
Carl Diefenderfer
Psytal
Moffat Resigns as Kane Congregational Pastor
Dr T Aird Moffat resigns after ten years as pastor of the First Congregational church Kane in a surprise move announced at Sunday service He said the resignation will take effect by year end or church year end per parishioner wishes Also note Zone Cab withdraws Pittsburgh taxi certificate application canceling hearings in Harrisburg paused proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Harrisburg
Zone Cab Corporation
Public Service Commission
Pittsburgh
Giy
Rry
Transylvania
North Centre Street
Pont
Raymond Avenue
Corry
City of
Cory
Nevin R. Dickson
Olen Miller
Ripley Man Killed Instantly by Vehicle Near Buffalo
Charles Jackson, 69, of Ripley New Jersey, was fatally struck at 6 45 p m by a car driven by Frank Bukowski at 1008 Smith Street Buffalo two miles west of Ripley. The coroner and deputy sheriff investigated noting Jackson stepped into the path and retreated before being struck and hurled 15 feet. Jackson was a well known farmer in the Ripley district and funeral services were scheduled for Tuesday at the Burton funeral home with interment at Waterford cemetery.
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Mason
Murdock
Anna Rexford
Watts Flats
C. L. Rexford
Richard Farley
Meadville
D. D. Stranahan
James Whitman
M. E
Charles Fuller
Centerville
Tillotson Corners
Willard Tillotson
John Sharp
Root
Frant Allen
A. H. Hufnagel
Brie
Guy Cochran Ard
Rouseville
Harry Johnson
Harry
Frank
M. BD. Goodman
Oil City
J. A. Johnston
Howard Martin
H. J. Martin
H. Scott
Richard Webb
David Smith
Ray Wool
Townville
Barry Smith
Oil Guy
Forms
D. W. Kinney
GW. Bates
Titusville
Leon Morris
Addie Hyde
William Sanburg
Billy
Youngsville
Sanburg
Charles Pencyss
Rose Bmney
Silver Creek
N. X
H. Patehen
Charles Jackson
Buffalo
Erie
Ripley
N. J
Frank Bukowski
Smith Street
J. B. Houghton
Houghton
William Crandall
West
Field
Nina
Fill Westfield
Bukowski
Coroher
Nckson
Donald A. Burton
Waterford Cemetery
Big Four Crack Train Wrecks. Fireman Killed
A Big Four passenger train named the Egyptian Myer crashed into a freight truck at State Street crossing in Lawrenceville Illinois. Fireman George Mobley, 55, was killed and two other crew members were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lawrenceville
Big Four
State Street
George Mobley
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