04 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
1
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The readable fragments list a sequence of numbers separated by spaces. It is unclear what event or context they represent, lacking names, places, or dates to identify a specific article or incident.
Dispatches from United Press describe rising unrest and revolts across multiple cities. Reports mention strikes and political agitation in Varna, Hamm, Nortminil, and Düsseldorf amid social and economic tensions.
Washington reports April 4 that President Wilnon is resting after a health scare. Physician Adie Grayson and Secretary Joseph Tumulty say there is no need for worry and that the President will recover fully, with plans to resume duties soon.
John Adams, brother of Abi Roburt Barlow, is cited for valor with the Croix de Guerre awarded by the French government. He served with the A. B. WKWi unit of the American Hospital in New York and later with the French army along the Vosges and Belgian front, returning to help wounded under heavy fire.
Ros Wellojis and Mian Edna Thipp laughter wed at Jamestown at noon on Saturday. Bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Olaf Wellojas announced. couple will live in Hull block apartments. Wellojus to remain with Anderson company and a local wholesale bakery. Sent condolences arrive for Mrs P A Geert daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gleason of Spring Creek who died April 2 at Grace Hospital Detroit and will be buried Monday April 7.
The report lists players and team names tied to a forthcoming Presbyterian game. Multiple names appear for both sides and a venue timing note accompanies the brief sports item.
Corry No. 7 Elks held an installation night with a large attendance from Meadville and members. Past Exalted Ruler Ay W Carpenter of Meadville Lodge No. 21 presided, installing Walter Poskey as Exalted Ruler and other officers, followed by a buffet luncheon and music.
The Trey forian church plans its annual gathering next Monday at 8 PM with attendees from church societies. Elections for trustees and elders will occur, plus a literary and musical program and refreshments by the Ludion Ald Sostety and New Era Clith.
Fragmented 19th century notice describes a planned welcome parade for the 28th, with War Department involvement and preparations through May. It mentions Philadelphia authorities coordinating with Adjutant General Rowley to march in Washington and align arrangements for a likely parade in the city.
A garbled wartime notice notes Bradt and his family expected home by the fifteenth. It mentions Washington, Engiivors, Camp Sherman, and Western Pennsylvania men, with references to relatives and a public event around the month’s end.
Four U.S. Army aviators were killed and two injured when two planes collided over the Moselle River. The crash occurred Sunday as planes attempted water landings. two aviators were downed intact, the others hit a field nearby.
The Dusiyons monthly meeting at West Baptist Church followed a social hour with apple pie and coffee. About thirty members attended. evening gatherings run 7 to 8 pm with ADL aged 14 to 20 invited. Commandant Croft of Philadelphia spoke on division. Army ministry workers organized the service.
The Thrift Stamp report details the January total investments by Conwayit, Hatyl, and other schools, totaling 725.00 for the city since January. It outlines per school contributions, with Hatyl and Pakeiteds among the named lists and a grand city-wide sum of funds invested in Thrift Stamps.
A historical notice announces Children’s Health Week at Erie City with events April 10 and 11. It promotes health education for schoolchildren and calls for participation from teachers clubs and health organizations to inform about nutrition and prevention.
Twenty three residents of Clymer receive New York State fishing licenses as fishing season nears. The clerk reports licenses issued at 8 o clock with fees totaling four dollars and sixty one cents each. Trout season opens April fifteenth with wild claims of brook trout activity near the state line.
Paris April 4 report says the Italian delegates will pull out of the peace conference if Thaly is not granted Minmo by Monday. Days earlier the same report circulated but was denied by the Italian delegation.
A garbled OCR text reports Gretzler as leading a tech basketball team amid numerous misread phrases and names. The fragmentary lines mention campuses, individuals, and places unclear, providing no verifiable facts or coherent event details.
The Muniyiul Club in the Barlow building hosts a February meeting with over forty new members invited to join. A buffet lunch followed a general social time as plans emerged for a new home and ongoing fellowship. Weather notes expect rain tonight with Saturday cloudiness.
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