24 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
1
Readings and special musical programs mark Christmas observances in many churches. Clergy and choirs prepare varied offerings including carols, lessons, and choirs with notable soloists, while offerings support church and charitable work across the city.
A Missouri and Oklahoma rail collision leaves seven dead and seven injured. Authorities report the rear end collision involved a Pullman car and freight train near Hollinal, with crews from the line affected.
Reports from London say the Turkish cruiser Goeben and a second Turkish vessel were sunk or damaged in recent naval actions. The Goeben reportedly escaped and reached safety while the other ships were reported destroyed or reduced. Both Goeben and Breslau were said to be taken out of service amid escalating hostilities.
Ambiguous signals from Athens indicate Greece freed additional troops while planning a one month furloughs expansion. Observers interpret the move as potential German and Hungarian invasion risk easing and as a test of allied assurances on Greek military deployment. The holiday program includes church services, a Christmas pageant at The Citadel, charitable gift distributions, and a fundraising sale, with community officers coordinating worship and charity events.
United States dispatch reports protests over British actions in international mail protection and hospital shipments. Officials cite violations and threaten immediate responses as representations are filed with London offices.
A distress message from New York reports the Greek liner Stampulla near Norfolk with 200 passengers aboard. The vessel was described as adrift and helpless in heavy seas. the Greek master indicated the ship would be aided by the nearby vessel in the vicinity.
Joseph Reneck was freed from a collapsed mine shaft at Mt. Carmel after 96 hours of confinement. Rescue teams worked through debris and a small hole was cut in the wall to reach him. His wife stood at the opening as he was dragged out to safety at 9:45 this morning.
The First Methodist Church choir plans a Christmas program at the hospital to bring seasonal cheer to patients. The event includes a varied carol selection and a hospital community hopes for strong patient appreciation of the service.
Governor Brambaieh announced appointments to the Nations Guard of Pennsylvania. Major General Charlde Dowghurly is named to a leading role, with Clemant appointed as Major in the unit. The changes reflect restructuring within the N.G.P. forces.
reports from Washington indicate Austria maintains position amid notes from the United States. diplomats discuss punitive actions and the submarine crisis with no clear settlement reached.
United Press reports in Sion that Americans at Monastir were freed after Bulgarians complied with demands. The two American workers were to be held at the Bulgarian army headquarters in Belgrade. Belated diplomatic moves and protests followed as officials prepared to pursue communications.
December 24 report from Petiograd states Premier Rudin reaffirms Russia will press on, insisting no peace while Germany remains strong. Budget committee in Dimah passes resolution asserting no peace until German power is broken and government backed by assurances of support.
Mrs I B Brown issued invitations to a large circle of friends for a January Monday evening at the State Armory. The event honors Minx Milanhalh, Drought, with dancing planned at 3280 o clock. It is described as one of the larger and more elaborate private parties of the season.
Report for month ending December 1915 from the Humane Society notes horses slaughtered or culled, horses placed in farms, and inquiries received. It records children properly clothed and women assisted, indicating charitable work and welfare efforts during that period.
British and London papers report a rumor that Henry Ford may be returning to the United States by train, with various unconfirmed sightings and theories about his health and motives. The story centers on possible travel from Bergan Nord to New York and mentions reactions from observers and parties tied to the Ford family.
London reports say Henry Ford will keep the peace party intact after his return to America. The official note cites healing needs but the leadership remains with Ford's secretary and other representatives guiding the movement.
Weather forecast indicates warmer conditions on Saturday with rising temperatures and light winds. Residents should expect improving outdoor conditions and plan accordingly for planned activities.
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