09 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes an Easter service at St Thomas with religious rites including resurrection themes. Notable mentions include religious figures, sacraments, and references to liturgical conduct and church activities during the holiday observance. The garbled content suggests a historic church service narrative with emphasis on rites and reverence.
On a busy Saturday shoppers filled downtown as retail traffic surged. Two automobiles collided head on in front of the Wileds groovy set on ast Malt, injuring no one but damaging both vehicles’ front wheels. The drivers Andrew Kamnon and Orley Wynn escaped injury. police reported mud guards damaged and traffic disrupted during the morning.
United Press reports from multiple locales include a Shamokin dispatch on an April 1 incident where three people were wounded during a shooting at a facility, with two severely injured and sent to Shamokin Hospital for treatment. Other items note a U.S. Senate budget proposal for 2780 million dollars for the expansion of the regular year, and local appointments and retirements affecting Mayville officials and a school board.
In a Berlin gathering chaotic by translation and misprints, delegates from multiple nations discuss arms control and economic aid. Officials from Arscontisi and Norlin engage in limited dialogue while emphasizing regional security and climate considerations.
An attempted vaulting incident at Bradford ends with an armed officer retreating and a tense pursuit. Officers report a revolver seen, a Sure aim, and a rapid scramble as three assailants fled the scene. A bystander or witness mentions a Hokie connection and a brief exchange near the alley.
The Corry Grange holds its meeting with renewed effort to secure present quarters for another year. New members are welcomed by the Teal organization while entertainment plans for the Pomona unit are announced for June. Proceeding details mention a social event with a gathering and dinner.
A garbled dispatch appears to reference Prime Minister Wilson sending a reply to Britain during wartime, with mentions of penalty, Ireland, and American contacts. The fragmentary text names political figures and a cautious tone about communications and responses.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a concert event called the Easter Mendy Hah with performers including Georke He Koeworth and Miss Watley. The text lists multiple names and places in a garbled fashion, mentioning a date frame, a program titled Birdy are singing, and references to a Will he the intow.
A Corry residence on Eastlevine Street narrowly escaped destruction last week as a fire broke out in the attic. Mrs Wivelbert discovered smoke and flames as a child had found matches, and neighbors quickly tackled the blaze, preventing further damage to the property.
The remains of William Purdy, a former resident of Gotty, arrived yesterday from Rachie Wik where he died after being struck by an auto in Wincon on April ith. The body was taken to Alexander aid Company undertakers and funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 20 o'clock with Rev. C Woodward officiating.
A garbled wire service fragment discusses a diplomatic row between the United States and Austria. It mentions Penfield at Zurich and an individual referenced as Penfield, with uncertain details about travel to Washington and accusations of being handed something. The text is badly damaged and lacks verifiable facts.
An order by the Mostmantor General directs that no mail from any kind will be accepted or dispatched for delivery in Germany and its possessions including Austria Hungary Luxembourg Bulgaria and Turkey during the cessation of hostilities. Foreign lines will be handled by the Division Of Daily Lotioms and corrected to reflect the rebels movement as needed.
Obituary notes the death of Olney at his Boston residence. The brief item references his career and highlights his connections to local institutions and past affiliations.
United Press reports Brazil plans to declare or announce its move amid controversy over the sinking of the Pearlstone. Authorities prepare actions tied to investigations into the Perone sinking as Brazilian ports intern German ships. A large domestic demonstration prowar shows varying support for joining the war, while the government weighs its options and awaits Secretary Muller’s statement on retaliation.
The Erie City Commission plans to act on multiple items including financial matters and appointments. The meeting will address city finances and discuss personnel and community issues affecting residents.
Weather note reports fair conditions tonight with light winds and a dry outlook. A warmer trend is expected into Tuesday with a chance of showers later in the period.
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