Realty Hijat En Whon I Wait
Fragmentary readable text describes a real estate listing with unclear specifics. The note mentions a property and a waiting period but lacks full details to confirm location owner or price.
01 Feb 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary readable text describes a real estate listing with unclear specifics. The note mentions a property and a waiting period but lacks full details to confirm location owner or price.
The report notes demobilization of the U S Army surpasses one million with about 1 1 million discharged and 1424 000 remaining at port. Officers say many return to regular ranks while National Guard members resume civilian life after discharge. Officials discuss improving conditions at embarkation ports amid a rising demobilization pace. Weather and climate factors are cited as impacting the timing of demobilization.
A community talk in support of the city hospital is planned for tomorrow morning with speakers including Mrs Yoder and Ryda. The newly formed Mary A Harrison Guild will assist, and a board meeting last evening reviewed the program and potential activities for the upcoming month.
Pari Feb 1 The Wolted supported by Groat Belluin today sent a proposal to Francs urging the return of all Allied troops from Ruy Jin Li yaw. Premier Lonlus and Ruawan leaders plan a conference after troops depart. Britain signals seeking immediate troop withdrawal from Archangel district regardless of US or France action.
United Press report lists casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces with mentions of Ong Clymor and Corporal Edward Ton. The Washington dispatch cites totals for killed wounded and missing, but the text is garbled and incomplete, offering a partial casualty ledger as of February 1.
Corperal Marsh writes from Company A detailing movements from Augusta toward France and England, voyage to New York and Dover, through Paris and Tours, extensive WWI patrols, hospital recoveries, and front-line actions including Argonne forest and logistics to Luxemburg and Germany with Company A.
A fragmentary forecast indicates snow expected tonight with cloudy skies in the lake region and surrounding areas.
A historical dispatch describes widespread unemployment and rent protests in Vienna as government leaders urge tenants to pay while awaiting promised work. The report notes political tensions over land reform and calls for neutralization of past leaders, with observers questioning long term plans for agriculture and labor.
Joseph D. Hanley has assumed responsibility for the Erie post office succeeding W. Shanklott. Hanley was appointed by the Front and began duties at midnight, taking over the water works duties previously held by Shanklott as the new postmaster.
Private Donald Williams, among 2197 returning soldiers, arrived in Philadelphia aboard a Chevy Loy. He and other veterans received a joyous welcome as they reached the Quaker City on the Delaware line amid Victory Day celebrations.
Sixty six members of the Jango committee chaired by Mrs Lil promoted by an executive nominating committee met at the Library building to outline a hospital plan. The speaker urged immediate follow up with a permanent organization for hospital work and promised active participation from all communities. The hospital will open for inspection next Wednesday afternoon at 2.
Capt Boyle of the Old Tenth Infantry returns home from service in the war. The gun company participated in major battles including the defense of a key stretch, and his unit is noted for its actions amid heavy fighting.
Sergt. George Turner son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Turner of thy city has arrived in the United States after several months service overseas and is confined to Base Hospital No. 3 in New York City. He was wounded three times in France and in Fremont West Virginia, with injuries to his right and left arms and shoulder.
Fragmented OCR text shows a conference discussion on civic issues with references to Mayan influences and local governance. Names, dates, and concrete outcomes are unreadable, but the piece centers on electoral strategy, city council concerns, and public interest in municipal policy.
A local entertainment program features performers including vocal solos and a school choir. The event, described with limited legible text, promises an evening of music and communal entertainment at the auditorium with details about participation and timing uncertain due to the damaged OCR.
A Knights of Columbus presentation features a gift of Catholic encyclopedias to the local library. Father Bemfidinger discussed the donation while parish members praised the collection and its value to readers.
The Elks announce the 117th Elks Charity Ball to be held Tuesday evening in Corry. Committees begin canvassing the city next Thursday, with proceeds devoted entirely to the lodge charity fund and benefiting many in need.
Fragmentary text reports a removal of a promotion ban with mention of Lloyd George and army issues. The legibility is poor and details are unclear about the exact actions or dates.
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