31 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
1
The president departs London for Paris then prepares to start for Rome tomorrow. Reports say he plans to meet church leaders in Rome and visit the Vatican with King George and the Queen accompanying him to the station. The journey aims to ease antiwar tensions as he travels to assess British policy and foreign affairs.
A scrambled wire summary reports reactions to international affairs with mentions of Premier Clemenceau and President Wilson. It notes British satisfaction, hospital needs, and a hopeful New Year sentiment directed at Great Britain, alongside brief political jottings.
Members of the Stanford Hose Company plan an old-time billiard pool tournament with handicap games in January February and March. A committee was named and the event launches at the New Your Way assembly and open house. Entrants will play every other entrant once. Entry fee funds three prizes for pool and billiards. The revival aims to attract many of the club’s longtime stars.
A large delegation from the K of C will travel to Warren tomorrow for the Second and Third Degree ceremonies. Numerous candidates from the vicinity will receive titles during the day with activities at multiple Masonic halls and the Ataty Armory.
The village paper announces its regular afternoon edition will publish tomorrow marking the first day of the year. Readers are urged to check the New Year issue for community news and updates from local officials.
The commission held its year end meeting with all members except Commissioner Christie present. Six transfers totaling irregular sums were approved to balance accounts. Bills were approved for payment and tax duplicates were examined by the superintendent of finance. City Treasurer Hoar Jolnway reported a November balance of 48,200.78 with expenditures and receipts detailed.
Obscure fragmentary notice reports the death of Caldwell aged 54, with scant readable details. Mentions residence, last week event, and health notes, but many words are garbled. Contains names and locations with minimal verifiable facts for a brief obituary item.
The funeral will be held at the home on Wright Street Thursday afternoon. Interment will be at Pine Grove Cemetery. The deceased was a longtime employee and member of the local union.
Social notes describe an evening hosted by Miss Mather and Mrs Cronin of Chicago with Moderhamex Choir members and Midland guests. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Boyle, Jay Noaada, and Sindy, plus an invitation to dinner at 1 o clock and a toast to Miss Rio Mather. The piece notes cheerful chatter and friendly hospitality at Eat Main Street home, with remarks about weather and timing.
United Press reports a strong but unsettled session with many stocks advancing at the opening. The fourth issue moved to 94.20 in early trading after gentle gains, while other issues showed solid support and general market strength despite mixed activity.
Admiral Binns to retire and Admiral Lima named to head the Naval Academy at Annapolis with a spring or summer transition. Navy Department plans a doubled appropriation to expand the college and broaden its scope and work. Park Weaver returns home for Christmas before resuming duties abroad.
Erie County campaign officials acknowledge the drive fell short of the county’s goal yet praise broader impact. They note the thrift stamp program educated thousands, mobilized communities, and circulated money locally, benefiting residents and businesses despite not reaching the $2,715,000 county target.
Fire Chief Anilenn Paulgon Jy bynes issues menace notices to property owners for nuisance abatements across the city. The notices demand compliance within a stated period or face enforcement actions and potential evictions as part of a broader public safety initiative.
The Woman's Reform League meets in the parlor of the Merl church at 7:46 this evening. Members and those invited will discuss plans for community work, with Eleanor Corry urged to attend and a Parents Teachers association to be organized. Notable items include aviation notes and local civic updates.
The Cory Office will observe the regular holiday on New Year’s Day with limited hours. Windows open from 9 to 10 a.m. and deliveries run from 7 a.m. to the evening. rural and city delivery schedules adjust accordingly.
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