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A damaged OCR fragment mentions an event location and a time reference with unclear names. The readable items include phrases like likely place and hours but lack complete details or context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1928
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an event location and a time reference with unclear names. The readable items include phrases like likely place and hours but lack complete details or context.
Anton Donovan of Dunkirk faces ten years in Auburn prison after pleading guilty to robbery third degree. Justice Samuel Hicsin sentenced him in Dunkirk county court for a Lake Shore Road highway robbery with two accomplices, marking his second felony conviction after burglary. The case arose from an early May incident where Donovan and a companion robbed Virgil Welser of Buffalo, then were later identified by Welser and detained upon return to Dunkirk.
Rownsville dispatch reports Conductor George Klink of West Penn Railways prevented a trolley car hold up when a bandit confronted the crew. Klink knocked a gun from the robber and struck him, ending the attack.
An airplane piloted by Major Phomné Lanphier of Selfridge Field Michigan crashed during a test in Chicago today. The craft toppled as it began its takeoff, damaging the plane and tearing the landing gear. Lanphier escaped injury. Officials said Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was not aboard.
Local churches list Sunday services with pastors and times across Christian Science United Brethren Lutherans Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Alliance Gospel Hall. Notable events include Rev J Mac Intyre visiting Bradford and a late afternoon vesper at St Pauls. Attendance encouraged as worship venues welcome all.
Advent Christian Church Esyex north of Washington street holds Sabbath School at 10:00 A M and morning worship. Harry A McNitt of Warren Pennsylvania preaches on Tuesday October 2 at 7 30 P M. Dustress iniesting of the chron and visiting officials from the Advent Christian Mission Society and the Pennsylvania Advent Christian Conference expected. Attendance of every member urged.
About fifty members of the Christian Endeavor of Pittsfield were entertained by the Christian Endeavor of the United Brethren church at city last evening. A sauerkraut and Weller supper was served the visiting group, followed by games and an enjoyable program. A fine time was reported.
Al Watt Tole announced today that his cider mill would begin operation on Monday as nearby mills prepare to reopen for a busy seasonal period.
The Lorain County grand jury postponed its findings in the investigation of the shooting of Miss Betty Heywood until Monday. Three special prohibition officers Louis Cicco Franke Klady and Walter Walter fired on the car she rode in, claiming they mistook it for a booze machine. The officers were held on 1800 bonds as the probe continued and Miss Heywood’s father Richard Heywood expressed fear of a holdup.
A condensed quote from B. W. Howe's Monthly remarks that there is no reform in sight and universal reform cannot be achieved by mere ritual. It notes individuals may reform themselves but not others, criticizing constant muddling and wholesale reform.
United Press reports representative Loring Black will press for an investigation by the House campaign fund expenditures committee into Mabel Walker Willebrandt's role in the Republican campaign for Merbert Hoover and her involvement in charges against Governor Alfred E. Smith. The aim includes identifying who funded her political actions.
A fragmentary note traces wood usage in carving by varied civilizations. It mentions sycamore and cedar among the Greeks and Romans, cotton in Hindu practice, and cedar in other traditions, with incomplete references to Japanese, Siviss, satin materials.
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