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18 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1917
Page
1
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An American officer reports sighting the conning tower and wake of a German submarine during an attack. The Navy says it is intensifying patrols and monitoring German submarine activity as it resumes combat in Atlantic waters.
United Press reports a pursuit for Villa waned as Mexican forces failed to press a strong chase. The main body of the opposition reportedly remained ashore, with limited rearguard action noted in key towns.
A Nostlon of Corry Grange will be held next Saturday April 1st with full day programs. Members are urged to attend and bring reports on aringo work and special projects. The morning features exemplar sessions for those unable to attend the recent event with a luncheon to follow.
Miss Mia Nes Leynak formerly of Corry wed Mr Kugond Tamun Pourney of Blue Jay Virginia. The ceremony occurred Monday April 8 at Blue Jay. The bride will reside there with her husband after a brief leave from home with her parents Mr and Mrs P. O. Jyneh. Many friends extend best wishes for a happy married life.
Professor Wilson hosted a social evening at his Washington Street home in honor of Mrs Edwyn Lapp of Bilwater Minnesota visiting from Crescent City Florida. Lillian Barnes and Dorothy Whiler performed piano solos while Miles Hin-Voration entertained with music. Attendees enjoyed light refreshments in a lively, sociable atmosphere.
A political party announces a scheduled official visit to Harelebirg with figures including Cony Hunplul and clerks Arthur Lyons and Smith. The party plans a morning meeting and a march to Winavilie for hospital duties, followed by a special committee meeting.
An abandoned two story office building on Old Main Street in Wear Man failed, caving in its front with concrete damage and fire risk. Investigators note stored batter and arson risk while workers attempt to secure the site and clear debris as plans consider razing the structure.
Washington April unidentified reports say heavy cannon fire was heard off Provincetown. Navy officials released a statement noting cannonading appeared to occur to the north of the station. No details have been received to explain the event.
A man, likely in his fifties, was found injured in the Powells area near Erie City late last night. He was brought to a hospital with head wounds and possible bite marks. investigators believe he was struck by a passing automobile and are probing the hit-and-run case.
United Press dispatch reports a Senate Military Affairs committee backing a universal conscription plan. The measure, projected to cost around 2,000,000 dollars, faced opposition from some in the House. The president pressed for quick action, and the bill was favorably reported by the committee, with plans to push it onto the Senate floor.
Telegraph reports from Juneared operators say government forces clashed with bandits near Juarez and that General Mune Rua FrgopK requested automodations for wounded. Details remain scarce as wires indicate heavy fighting with no clear outcome.
The funeral for Mrs. Kenneth Honore Lines was held at her Witclington Street home and attended by many locals. A Brethren Church service included hymns Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Some Day We'll Understand. Interment followed at Fine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers listed. Relatives traveled from Knox, Detroit, Cambridge Springs, Titusville, Jamestown, Sparton Mills, Centerville, and more.
Dispatch from Parks, April 13, reports continued Allied successes on the Western Front with increasing German captures. Leaders say coordination and steady pressure near key points like the Hindenburg Line and Quentins advance are tightening the noose, while officials caution about evolving conditions and the need for patience as operations proceed.
Nubone Lorbent Company reports growing demand from South America as new representatives and two express shipments boost orders for imported fabrics and corsets. The firm plans to expand local capacity to meet rising inquiries and continue advertising efforts.
Washington reports the House V Military Affairs Committee backed a proposal to raise five hundred thousand volunteers. The decision signals support for mobilizing through the volunteer system, opposing immediate selective conscription favored by the President.
Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson formerly of Corry announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Mr. Jake B Lewke of Erie. The ceremony was performed April 12 at Harbor Creek by Roy Walt. The couple, well known in Corry, will reside at Erie after April 20.
Bulletin reports officials in Washington and Berlin say Russian peace signals are propaganda. German war office later says prisoners in the Aisne front have increased as French counterattacks stall after initial gains.
A chaotic fragment outlines a journey involving a holy figure from TJ Meester and a large group including Korry Keone and Howard Company. The text notes the arrival of the big shoe, the opening of travel, and a diversionary group headed toward APACHE territory as weather delayed the party.
Columbus residents are urged to join a general clean-up next Saturday organized by local youths. Volunteers will collect litter from pavements and premises, gathering near the town center for a whirlwind cleanup to leave Columbus neat by nightfall.
News from Hartford reports the death of Jeremiah Foley at his home after a brief illness. He lived in Hartford for years and then moved to Mart ford. Survived by his father Thomas Connell and several siblings including Margaret Connell and John Connell. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
A Westbound Pennsylvania Sun line train delivers a huge mail load, with experts weighing and sorting the immense cargo as it arrives. Officials report today’s shipment is the largest single train delivery seen in the city, with many workers engaged in processing the expected tonnage.
Local residents report on the Erie Presbytery meeting held yesterday at the Oil City Presbyterian Church. Delegates, initiators, and Jaysen named to attend the General Assembly in Dalkey Texas, with salutatorian and laymen announced. Revival retreat planned for Cambridge Springs, Rev Bailey to head committee, attendees included Rev Woodward and Dr P G Wao. Weather showers forecast tonight and Thursday.
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