12 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
1
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a local notice or listing with unclear figures and names. Readable parts point to a potential price or value and a named party, but the text remains incomplete and its exact action and context are uncertain.
French opposition to Wilson Lloyd George and other leading peace conference members grows rapidly. In the next thirty six hours the fate of the League of Nations plan may be decided as pressure mounts near France.
United Press reports Paris press coverage shows hostility toward Wilson and other peace leaders. Debate over the League of Nations and the French constitution delays in Paris push plans for a early return of President Wilson, with observers noting propaganda and Allied talks shaping the crisis.
The Elks annual charity ball at the Armory drew large attendance with Miss Rolle, Miss Crapace, and local social figures performing. Proceeds support the charity work of the Elks Lodge, featuring a varied program, dancing, and orchestral music, concluding with a late punch aid and social reception.
The Corry Hospital Association annual meeting was sparsely attended with few stockholders present. Concerns were voiced over voting methods and proxy voting as directors faced potential reorganizations and changes in leadership.
The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces. Wounded and degree undetermined, with counts and names listed for units including Marine Corps. Also notes a death at home on Hast 27th Street in Erle, describing the deceased as a local resident aged 58.
Wille reports from Warren and nearby towns about scarce unemployment. City officials consider a municipal building to aid job creation and urge cooperation with the state to improve manufacturing and public works.
A Corry couple Mr and Mrs Doveph MuRae of Olany NY suffered the death of their infant son in a kitchen fire. The mother Hazel Shanahan attempted to save the child but both parents were burned. Mrs Morley and Miss Burnies Shanahan are listed among those reported in sorrowful condition.
Fragmentary OCR reports a planned conference on unemployment in Washington DC around November. The note mentions officials and a department meeting at a station, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain dates and participants.
Local Methodists plan a centenary observance with a Friday supper and Saturday conference. Leaders aim to mobilize lay members for a world rebuilding program, inviting national and international delegates and missionaries to participate in a major celebration of the church’s hundredth anniversary.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society hosts a lecture at the M. E. Church this evening. Mrs. Gorge Brown, of Buffalo, will speak on community welfare and urban needs, with proceeds supporting local missions.
Senator Kenyon introduced a bill to study and report on how workers nationwide may own homes. The commission would run until January 1 1920 and include recommendations to improve conditions. The measure seeks government help to finance home building and ownership, similar to farm supports.
A lengthy account details the start of Presbyterian evangelistic events featuring noted speakers and visiting pastors. It notes the involvement of major churches in Salam Va and outlines plans for campaign venues, schedules, and expected turnout across multiple weeks.
Erie County farmers plan a delegation to State College for Farmers’ Week. A group of men leaves Erie February 24 at 8:40 a.m. by the Philadelphia and Erie road and returns February 28 evening. Estimated expenses run about 25 dollars. Miss Bello Titus of Bradford is guest of Mrs. Herbert Bracken.
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