22 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented report claims a new revolt rumor in Budapest, with unclear sourcing. It mentions the communist government and possible suppression but provides no verifiable details or dates.
United Press reports heavy damage from forest fires near Altoona on April 22. High winds fanned flames across tinder dry mountain timber west of the city, causing extensive damage and prompting weather advisories as crews battle the blaze.
May fête by Hospital Auxiliary committee set for May 1 at Mw Sinfu Armory to raise funds for Corry Memorial. Event will feature a musical program by local talent and a dinner dance. plans discussed at yesterday’s meeting at Mrs Franke Barder’s home.
A damaged wartime note reports Company A not on transport to Newport May 1 and likely to be assigned to a contingent unit at St Nazaire. The move, tied to the 8th Infantry, is expected to be announced by the War department. Messages mention Mr. GN. Watori visiting friends in the city.
United Press report states Germany agrees to Allied terms with conditions for personal liberty and telegraphic communication. Delegation to arrive at Vornalt on the 18th with aides. ninety five persons to accompany, awaiting further instructions.
Report by Waltea Praca describes a swift takeover as government forces retreat. The article notes Soviet style leadership, a reconstituted administration, and heavy fighting near Augsburg with tanks and aircraft involved in clashes against advancing communists.
Whitington April 24 War Department details recruiting troops for garrison posts in the Philippines, China coast, Arwall, and Foennal. Mentions dispatches to Siberia and Prunes and notes Lawrence Fick visiting Kyle to discuss the day’s program and troop deployment.
German radical Barth, after a three month tour of German cities, warns that the real government seeks to overturn the republic and restore the monarchy as armies are disbanded. He claims faction plots could succeed if not checked and accuses Wilson and the Weimar leaders of misreading the war’s end and Germany’s food and France fears.
Citizens respond to the first day of a Victory bond campaign, with totals reaching thousands and plans for large ground donations. Officials announce targets and describe community events including a Liberty train arrival, while noting ongoing efforts to build support across the county and city.
Ming Margaret Carmagla, heiress to Amery fortune, married Bennign Roswell AGF of the Naval Reserve in a private ceremony at Andrew Carnegie’s New York home Not Mint Street and High Avenue. Attended by a small circle of relatives, she is Carnegie’s only daughter, and the fortune is estimated at six million dollars.
The Price of Peace a wartime feature shown at The Rex on Thursday May 1 under the Victory Loan committee auspices. Chairman Crown and Manager Parker present a remarkable program aimed at supporting the war effort with a spectacular display praised as record breaking.
Mr and Mrs E Hawley of Brook hosted visiting Salvationists for an Easter service at their home. The event marked a family celebration with informal remarks and a note on the Easter finish.
The Easter Monday ball attracted a large crowd to the Avery Hall of Arawch. Dignitaries, guests from Erie to Utico, and many socialites enjoyed the grand event with music, dancing, and an inviting refreshments booth. Mrs Bosworth and Mrs Hay led a strong program, with Mrs Ey Miller presiding. two hundred attendees joined in the grand march and an encore performance capped the night.
Parish meeting last evening at Kw Manuel church hall reported by Mrs We We Mugaridge and Mrs Poser B Daviy. Officers and committees were named to a 2021 Erie convention and parish hall project. The congregation thanked Rev Mortimer S Ashton for leadership and discussed education and church debt relief.
In a terse, stylized report from April 22, an update on Rumanian efforts shows progress amid political strain. The piece references official statements, regional ministries, and military or economic measures shaping ongoing reforms and public sentiment.
Corry Motor Club announces a road film event featuring a touring production. The piece promises vivid scenes explaining road safety and the benefits of good driving through dramatized vignettes and a focus on practical tips for American motorists.
A fractured report cites harsh acts by Japanese authorities in Korea, claiming widespread violence and ignorance among officials toward locals and wounded civilians. Washington reports a week of American aid outlays totaling 452 dollars against 3,860 the prior week as the war department releases figures.
Hudapust April 23 report states twenty five airplanes were purchased. Bergh Merrill S. McCray returned home from Overseas after thirteen months with the French Army Aviation Corps in Etampes and received an honorable discharge at Camp Dik. Mr and Mrs Mike McMahon return to Pr. Samuel King of Warren lost a relation yesterday after spending with relatives.
Members of a Saewin Commandaeyy Hnivchty Toujlar attended a vigil in Meadville this afternoon. Notable names listed include J. Lowi, Sinityi, Ae Bulliry Me Te Muvinn, George Molobey, Morrie Moinstrel, Prinke Jou, AL Le Coffea Gant Sinbthy Punk Gillett and He Wright.
The commanding general releases today’s casualty totals and names from the American Expeditionary Forces. Wounded severely number 27, wounded 220, missing in action 5, and total casualties total 885. Names include Artur J. Dunderdaty and Richard Bic among others reported from the close vicinity.
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