06 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
1
The town reports forty influenza cases with one death, attributed to a male resident, Hinety Reynolds, who died after illness. Health officials note rising cases and emphasize strict regulations to curb spread as neighbors observe the outbreak.
United Press reports Czech forces claim new gains in the conflict. Dispatches from London state advances in a town and mention money funds tied to Rus sigh Rode and Modena, with unclear notes on antiwar activities and local responses.
A Daily Mail interview with German defense leader Gustav Noske reports strong denials of Allied war guilt and demands. Noske warns the German government may resign, while noting pressure to extradite the Kaiser and commit to treaty terms amid potential punitive actions.
In Washington on February 6 United Press reports senators will meet to decide how to block ratification of a proposed treaty. Opponents plan a filibuster Monday to force changes or defeat the pact, with discussions of ultimatums directed at Lodge to gain acceptance of terms.
John Seumeroam a popular young man from Hineliy died at his home 1164 West Main last evening after illness. He leaves his mother Myra Clara and several siblings. A Stanford Toss Company native and member of Jonathan Lodge No. 584, he also worked at Ruy non Manufacturing Go. Funeral Sunday at 2 oclock, under Odd Fellows supervision.
In New York City a federal probe accuses railroad officials of diverting funds for city projects. Public Service Commissioner Nixon cites a telegram to President Wilson as evidence while lawmakers in New York protest the plan and demand explanations amid fuel shortages.
Harold Dugan forward for the Panthers was hurt during a basketball game at the State Armory. He collided with two players, suffered a shoulder pain, was examined at Smith's office, and was listed as resting comfortably with a return to duty possible after recovery.
Local North Corry Association outlined plans for subdividing property to foster development and home building. Members discussed selling existing plots, establishing a park with a fountain, and coordinating future expansion in the Bowed ff Commerce area.
A local Daughters of the American Revolution event invites members and prospective members to a reception. The meeting includes a colonial program and a social hour with refreshments, followed by a brief business session and announcements.
Freight and passenger traffic in New York City is severely disrupted as heavy ice coats harbor approaches and roadways. Officials warn of hazardous conditions and ongoing closures affecting transit, shipping, and commuter routes.
Amid a raging blizzard observers discuss potential Governor Sproul appointment to Erie County bench. Names include William Hitt and William Hist with Judith Wynn Whitthow mentioned, while Whitwton dies leaving a vacancy. Gossip centers on factional support and timing of a likely next week announcement.
Memorial notices list numerous relatives and friends paying tribute to M J Brew. Names such as Mrs Drew and Mr and Mrs Will Brew appear among attendees with out of town relatives and a Chicago connection noted. Services were conducted with expressions of sorrow and gratitude from the grieving family at the cemetery and church.
Paris dispatch reports a French freight train wreck near Dijon causing numerous fatalities. The incident follows the collision telescope note and a separate obituary notice for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plows, whose funeral occurred at their Wright Street home.
Frank Carey, son of Man Ay 3 Tarey Mant South, died after an injury at Young eon where he worked as a brick expert. He left a wife and two daughters Pho ai mo Waswk expert Re voutimint. Funeral tomorrow at 10 oclock at the home of a relative, with burial in Centerville.
Mrs Touise Walton widow of Spencer Walton of Columbus died near age 80 at her home in Torpnduyator. Survived by one son. The family had long lived in Jamis. The body will be brought home tonight and later taken to the ARisan funeral parlor with details to be announced.
A congregational meeting at the First Presbyterian Church is set for this evening to select a pastor. Rev. Y. Lawhiny will preside, with candidate Pastor Earl Sammanivant also in attendance.
Local fans plan trips to Titusville as Witnayille faces the 44 inch court squad. On Wednesday the Dordnayille sloys host a high school game at Brute Armory with the Keystones, while Mouantvil hosts the Tijgh School in another nearby matchup.
The Panthers lost to the Erie Tigers 85 to 61 in a boys' club game at Army Armory. Erie built a strong lead with quick runs and solid defense as Panthers struggled to respond throughout the match.
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