Tuscania survivors and casualties amid Atlantic torpedoing
Washington reports from United Press outline survival counts and losses after the Tuscania torpedoing. About 2,087 officers and enlisted men were aboard the vessel or its passengers. final figures may adjust as crews are rescued and verified. Survivors landed at Larne Ireland and at Belfast areas are to be cared for by British authorities with clothing provided. The incident prompts War Department to publish a full list once confirmed.
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Washington
Cimualiles
Tontiedood
Malatyrs
London
Sani Amengers
Abelot
Bhmanseday
Nhat
Phaihvat
Sven
Nora
Vito
Arriaga
Hillieh
Brotland
Irekynd
Lahdon
Olaegow
Larne
Woon
Uley
American Qonmel
Belfast
United
New York
Pal
United Presa
Hite
Ibe Krewthy
United Press
Ireland
United Staten
Peter McLean
Thy Tuwewala
Anchor Wa
Young Alndor
Gum 4Rd
Junior Senior Reception A Big Event at Corry High
The annual Tanior Senior reception was held last evening with State Armory hosting. Members of both classes and the faculty, plus invited guests, enjoyed several hours of entertainment. The banquet opened at 7 o clock, hosted by the Ladies of the Eastern Star, with decorations in red and white and a served menu including Ma vit and Compote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanior
State Armory
Corry High School
Lio
Fantern Star
Eighth Annual Columbus Cemetery Association Meeting
The Columbus Cemetery Association held its eighth annual meeting at Grange Hall with full attendance. Elected for two years were Bila Cunt Nelle Heli Berta Dodd Nellie Sthelton and Gimne Dutton. The group voted to invest the trust fund in a Liberty bond and maintain dues at 90 cents per year. Endowments were listed for Cemetery and Lawn Cemetery lots, with officers reelected and reports presented by Secretary David Curtis. A reception for seniors followed with toasts, speeches on education and taxes, a student dance on the drill floor, and a large gathering of guests from out of town. The event featured yellow and white decorations, a mournful Home Sweet Home moment, and a memorial to lasting community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliumbus Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Bila Cunt
Nelle Heli
Berta Dodd
Nellie Sthelton
Gimne Dutton
Tio Mee
Williams
David Curier
Jones Simith
Eat Lawn
Direstor
Prealent
David Curtis
Aion
Desmond
Chats
Tee Sor
Charles Shuse
Cinas
Hunt
L. Wilson
Harry Auer
Board of Education
Auer
Riabe Ee
Miss Love Appointed Pre-Lenten Band Dancer
Mim Luvlio Love received notice from Major General that she was appointed to a War Department position. The examination began about seven weeks ago at Roan of Compidroe Band with potential duties at the Brite Armory. Expected to perform around February 19, the young performer has drawn much interest while daughter of Mr and Mrs Ch M Love of North Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Luvlio Love
Genera Iroslor
Mira Love
Roan
Compidroe
Brio
Thiglyon
Biete
Iuirlu
Alfwiran
Mr. Ani
Mrp
Ch. M
North Centart
Atront
Wrange
Bell's Improved Phone Service Faces Customer Frustration
Readers describe dire service experiences at Bell's phone unit, citing unresponsive managers, delayed repairs, and complaints handling that leave patrons frustrated. The piece notes bureaucratic delays, unclear accountability, and executives avoiding public inquiry while workers face unclear policies and insufficient support.
Auxiliary Meeting Recaps Fundraising and Plans
The February meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary reviewed floor repairs, approved a $223 tiling stipend, and listed donors for floor projects. Officers elected included Mrs Gumbineky, Mrs McDonald, and Mrs Wright for multi year terms. Plans for a card party and annual Meg Party were outlined with committee appointments and a note that refreshments would be served at the Eastern Star Hall.
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Hospitaluxilary
Fehboay
Eantrine Mons
Pathor Sendadinger
Trey AD. Colegrove
Board of Management
Gumbineky
McDonald
JH. Wright
Walter Clough
Oscar J. Andrews
Tha
Treasury
Sam Jacobson
Foster E. Davis
Sumner Bentley
F. Alexnder
Foster
Davis
Bentley
Ben Stary
Austin Bridge
Men to Camp Next Week for War Service Exam
Twenty nine men from the Warrier Teave for Can Law at Bolersburg Va report to Camp Chiy at 1 elocle in the morning. The list includes Corry WIlliam C Shue Jay H Heanett and many others. Examinations were discontinued yesterday as enough men have been exited and examined for the present. Some may be recalled for further testing in weeks ahead.
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Hhe Warrier Teave
Can Law
Bolersburg
Pobmaryth
Cnian Chiy
Elocle
Pennsylvania
Pawl
South
Corry
Wiliam C. Shue
Union Gly
Jay H Heanett
Inten Chys
Alan City
Gooey E. Bird
Eric
Poster
Carry
Lawrance A. Taylor
Eris
Frank He Nisters
Waterford
Gutun Portunsito
Flowhorn Greek
Tuscyl Ly Barry
Charles Bish
Harhor Creak
Cruzo
North Bary
Charles M. Monsterson
Corry Igglitilame
War Department
Bebe
Bebie
Local fuel situation satisfactory in Corry
Local manufacturers report no desperate shortages and say Corry’s fuel outlook is ahead of other communities in western Pennsylvania. In December, 2103 tons of coal were allocated locally, with 3752 tons to factories and 1206 for domestic use. Domestic use includes 654 tons Willning- Mid and 462 tons anthracite. Administrators note no plant has been forced to cease operations, though some firms borrowed from others to balance shortfalls.
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Vis
Corry
DeRossy
Cherlon
Pensylvania
Hava. $1, woe. roOIMA OF pryparty to pent?
garbled OCR fragment mentions party to pent with a mock plea for a ad placement. unclear entities or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeree
Tomas
American Artillery Duel Amid Retreat and Fire
An unclear wartime report describes intermittent artillery exchanges between American troops and German forces. The piece notes bombardments, casualties, and recent troop movements as both sides exchange fire amid a challenging frontline situation.
Salvation Army War Service Fund drive campaign details
The Salvation Army War Service Fund campaign begins with tuna tag drives and letters across the county. Adjutant Shull and a council including Hon J A Fillerson and Mayor OC organize volunteers to raise $1,000,000, with 50 nine-hour days and 400 workers. Local committees and workers in all western towns supervise collections to support wounded soldiers and service activities in France.
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Salvation Army War Service Fund
Corry
Aivsury
J. A Fiulensom
Abie Andlor
Tates
Ginrlow
Hy Huath
Bun P. Suith
Walter Peale
Ay Ui
Booth
Acws
Amerea
Westen Punnay
Dadge Prather
Yasar Dawenne
John Reynalds
Charles Biewohl
Pravktin
Warnes
Tiens
France
Sre
Johns World
Adjutaul Smith
Iye
W. J. Duke Buys the Ressler Store
William J. Duke has taken over the M. D. Heaster & Company shag store on South Center Street. He has worked in the business for months as a manager and reports strong early success. Duke plans a mammoth clearance next week and will operate under his own name with a large stock of men’s and women’s goods.
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John Fetovhen Company
Uve Lyya
Montis
Elaine
Ned
Tange
Mieas
Rei
Tike Wei
Enten
Juelles St
Acon Maiale
Willian J. Duke
M. d. Heaster & Company
South Center
Hirdot
Duke
Auxiliary work in the schools raises yarn aid questions
A Corry chapter report explains auxiliary school work to raise funds through yarn donations. It describes which pupils may participate, the need for fair distribution, and the aim to support the Red Cross cause while avoiding favoritism.
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Washinton
Wan
Jon
McAden
United Prove
Lomson
John
Americcan Deo Rovery
Transporta
United Prows
Baker
Columbus Cemetery Association
Ana
Bataney
Love
Bell’s
Nm Cisualtloa Werd
Vlwrine
Salvation Army Fund Campaign
W. J. Duke
Ressler
Bolsheviki
Kerenski
Strogead
Fai
Vosogni
Morkibr
Hhdadelyain
Schonl Childres
Obr
Cl, Witeon
Sir Aver
Walter Peake
K. Peak
Iy Strumatinie
Lange
Weara
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