14 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1918
Page
1
Police note a hectic night as officers respond to intoxicated crowds and alleged thefts. Officials say city actions followed mayoral orders to curb unrest and restore order, while Federal employment and municipal duties continue to function.
War Department casualty list continued with 101 names. 69 died in action, 21 died of other causes, 10 died from accidents or related events. Entry notes UPI by United Press with Washington details and August date ambiguity.
The notice reports the death of Private George J. Rosech, enlistee of Company A, 11th Infantry later in the 122nd, killed in action on July 40 in France. Survived by his parents, sister Mia Paaroo, and widow Marie Dann, with memorial services announced. he formerly played alto horn and was part of local bands.
Warren county farms along Spring Creek and Hookenwater neighborhoods report six cows dying from suspected anthrax. Dr ten Ainleks of Mondvillig representing the Shute Livestock Sanitary Board says an investigation is underway with N. Ry McGuire and Dr. Schmedt coordinating health officials. Weather foresees possible thunder showers this afternoon and tonight.
A blast at a local factory near Allentown killed four workers and caused extensive damage. Reported plant operations involved kilns and glass production, with investigators seeking the cause as crews assess the scene and assess safety procedures.
The Linon County area district draft board plans to induct seven men this month for the five day draft period starting August 20. The Union City district will supply about 118 names for induction as part of the national draft, with a few men exempt or deferred.
New York August 14 seven men died when the tanker Lin Arunripin pit Yacker Mieterlok 6 Kalloge was torpedoed and sunk off Ambrose Light thirty five crewmen from the tanker were hauled to safety after the blast in the engine room. Survivors reported the torpedo struck near the ship’s stern and the vessel listed heavily before sinking about 46 minutes after the attack.
A partially legible notice lists Corry Mfrs Columbus attending a picnic and conference reunion today. It notes a meeting in the Lawrence Ho Tol hall with officials from various counties about industrial exemptions and work order compliance. Several named attendees and local figures are mentioned, reflecting a community gathering and preparations.
Tonight the Red Cross fundraiser presents a game between Stamford Move Company and Pickeringville newspapers at Washington Street Field. Ladies of the evening will serve refreshments as teams vie for local support and morale.
The McRay Church Red Cross announces an entertainment on August 16 conducted under county Sabbath School officials. The two week program will include addresses, music, and conferences at various points including Crunes-Villa and Corry, with multiple district meetings and readings by A Wokmore Beatty Wilesa and others.
Mrs GT Gating arrived in the city yesterday from Saltinunsa for a few days stay before resuming her residence. Mr and Mrs Waller Trygu and daughter Teatrice of Tiheyitin were guests of Mr and Mrs J. Rup pendberger on West Barbet.
United Press dispatch reports thirty-one U S divisions in service on the western front with 40 000 to 45 000 men per division. General March notes American regiments aiding British in Picardy as mobilization proceeds. registration of men 18 to 45 to begin August 20 in a broader manpower effort with a September target.
The Annual Erie Coury Teen ers Institute will be held in Conn nowse ab Igri Ae, featuring Principal epatkers Tir tue wate and university affiliates. The event covers retirements, board notes, and a convening of educators with sessions and city venue plans noted as the convention prepares for a Tuesday gathering.
A memorial notice recounts the death of a local Corry youth in World War I. It names families and towns, honors the fallen by listing his parents and neighbors, notes service months, and reflects collective grief. The piece cites the Army Adjutant General and mentions other local boys, highlighting the community impact.
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