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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
8
C W Shaver, longtime superintendent at Cory Breck and Tile, purchases Glenn A Sterns West Main Street grocery. He will take possession Monday and run a modern first class store with quality stock and service. Shaver plans swift improvements and to build a strong local business.
A reception last evening at the United Brethren church welcomed Rev Hr Reagle back to Corry with the church crowd in attendance. Welcome addresses were given by Mrs. Dan Culver and Frank Harvey. Reagle spoke gratefully as quartets, solos, readings, and instrumental numbers filled the program. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs. Culver, Mrs. Welker Shanon, and Mrs. Harley Banks.
Churches in town publish tomorrow schedules for First Baptist First Presbyterian Wesleyan Methodist Emmanuel Episcopal United Brethren Advent Christian Christian Science and Lutheran services detailing Bible schools morning and evening worships preaching subjects youth meetings choir notes and midweek prayers with guest speakers and visitors welcome.
One hundred guests attended the supper served by the Lauriéa Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church in the evening. A strong committee led by Mpa Withins FI organized the event. D A Hillstrom gave splendid selections during the program. Proceeds benefited the society treasury. The lesson was The Wise Man Who Played the Fool. A cordial invitation extended to worship with the Lutherans.
A light frost persisted across the countryside today with forecasts of milder conditions not arriving tonight or Sunday. Forecasters warn of continued cool, dry air and lingering chilly mornings ahead.
The report notes Applebee's ahead with a 1 022 majority in Fe vote and outlines forthcoming Rev Locke sermons at Elgin and WWigin churches with service times. It records county results: Applebee 10 481 Republican votes 8 888 Democratic votes and mentions minor totals for other candidates. Mentions prior races and nominations with several name references and local political shifts.
A fire engulfed a paint factory and several structures in Youngaville near Columbus. Firefighters worked to control a spreading blaze that destroyed a four frame building and left charred ruins. The cause remained under investigation and the incident drew attention from local residents and officials.
An accident near the Wright street area left Mrs. Doug Wright with a head burn and injuries as she and others were struck by a chicken reportedly launched by a machine. Titus sustained burns from the blast but was not seriously hurt.
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