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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
6
A Greenville man was appointed to a county role overseeing the seventeenth district comprising Elk, Forest, Mercer, Virdge and Wart on duties for the bureau of commerce. The appointment names Guy Thorne of Greenville as supervisor of censons for the district.
Fragmented report describes a series of break ins and robberies linked to an Erie man who died in Sharon from mustard gas effects. Details mention burglaries at Smith Porter Motor Company and Witapatrick dry goods store, losses cited, and references to individuals and locations including Allentown and New York.
The Third Infantry of Western Pennsylvania won both matches at Mount Groum Ate St.-Mhothara ahead of the grmitos coipetitious. The preliminary 1000 yard match results show Third Infantry 845, Second Infantry 798, Fourth Infantry 706, Cavalry Squadron 672. Long range at 1200 yards lists First Infantry 301, Third Infantry 970, Second Infantry 26, Cavalry Squadron 224.
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