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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a date and numbers 1985 and 3. potential reference to a shipment or event. No clear persons or organizations identifiable. Preserved entities include Cent and TIG-SIX.
30 Apr 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a date and numbers 1985 and 3. potential reference to a shipment or event. No clear persons or organizations identifiable. Preserved entities include Cent and TIG-SIX.
United Press reports a complex scene as Orlando faces possible conference return. April events indicate political maneuvering, with Luceath and other leaders pushing for stabilizing leadership. Rumors suggest a shakeup involving delegation support and external powers.
A public screening of a World War I themed film titled Phy Frien of Peace was announced for Thursday at a local theater. The event features scenes of government efforts, naval buildup, and troop training with a focus on American involvement and sacrifice.
Harold Brown son of Mr and Mrs I B Brown arrived home after service in France praising his wartime unit. In New York Brooklyn navy yard staged a grand celebration with champagne as the great ship launched. Local officials and Warren County figures visit the city for the memorial conference at the Chamber of Commerce. The Warren Motor Club plans a reception for Mrs John Braskon and Miss Emmott at the Braskon home before the conference. The town observes a moment of silence for the late Mr. Braskon as the route to the new road is discussed.
A garbled notice describes a tax on soda fountain beverages effective tomorrow affecting many drinks and products. It mentions taxed items including various fountain drinks and applies exemptions to some cold and hot drinks, with unclear lists of brand names and locations.
Crown of the Victory Bond campaign announces the Flying Wirend will likely appear with the Hutter team early next week though a few days delay is probable. Walter Ja status unclear as officials await word from Glovelunt district. Dayton tentative shipments may arrive for exhibition fights. Field representative Erle cautions Myers will show in Erle then tour Inio county next weekend.
A May party is planned tomorrow at Corry Hospital to honor the staff and veterans. Local entertainers including The Timmy Lonvexan Entertainers and George Lewin Vocal soloists will perform, with proceeds supporting hospital services.
The Ajax Tron Works announces night shift hiring as new machinery and welding upgrades come online. Management states the plant will operate around the clock, aiming to recruit a larger night crew starting Thursday to support expanded production.
Lieut Duffy reports from Toulouse delivering a newspaper copy. The edition reached the university environment in France, with the paper dated April and distributed among American officers and artillery staff. The copy circulating yesterday reflects wartime restriction and morale messages at the campus.
A local memorial notice reports the death of Mrs Pierce Clymer occurring during a Victory Liberty bond drive event. The community raised funds totaling about 39,600 dollars with 150 dollars noted in one line, and the town population listed near 9,000, the document referencing a bridge to postwar relief figures and a table showing regional totals.
Mrs Hilly J Pine widow of N Piero and former Durty real Hent died at her Union City home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Henry Crittenden Union City and Mrs Gert rude Brown. sons-in-law Mr George Gordon and Mr J Harris. Frank Kenedy Otto Ela Dingler and Herbert Brown as relatives. Funeral services will be at Mexander's chapel Thursday.
A midweek air disaster near Cleveland involved aviators en route to an American dispatch location. The damaged craft struck a structure and plummeted, with one plane forced to crash near a plant in the city. Victims were rushed to hospital as investigators prepared exams and the public was urged to heed warnings.
A garbled telegram from CAPT ROGERS indicates he expected to reach New York this week after temporary duty in France. The note mentions Camp Merrill and an Army hospital, with plans to return home and join friends upon arrival.
Bris reports Harold Parton a 23 year old aviator from Fairview Township and son of Mel and Mrs Potar Barro drowned yesterday near Cape May after his plane went down in the harbor. Eyewitnesses recall him crying out as the craft sank.
A crowded St Elizabeth’s hears a lengthy sermon by Father Mickly urging care and charity amid heavy weather and social tensions. Parishioners, including Cathy and Haye, respond with questions about from where help comes, while the church pursues renewal and community programs.
A report from the district committee details plans for the baseball season and reminders for players to report to the grounds. The club secretary notes players not yet checked in must report, with a tentative May carnival and grounds cleanup to follow.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Company A Transport in Philadelphia with scattered names, places, and figures. The readable content lists individuals, events, and locations in a garbled form, suggesting a business or transport listing.
Lieutenant Lapaze arrives in New York city aboard a troop transport. Reports mention his unit assignments and patrol duties, with focus on the arrival and early movements toward deployment. Several named soldiers are cited with references to wounds and hospital status, detailing ensuing camp activities and guard duties.
Merle Traynolld and Mia Gladys ug united in marriage last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs lh Age Cooley with Rev C B Woodwind officiating. The ceremony was described as simple and intimate. Guests included friends who had worked for the couple, and plans for a peaceful getaway were noted.
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