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15 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
1
The fragmentary text offers no clear names places or events. No verifiable details exceed mere hints of a local item or notice.
A community workroom runs every afternoon and evening to prepare and ship relief materials. The letter requests support and explains plans for future open days at the Riks building, urging donations, volunteer help, and coordination with Red Cross committees.
The article notes Miss Firth will report for duty at a Washington D C department and mentions appointments of several Corry girls to government posts. It also reports a mining station fire near Johnsonburg with damage and unclear opening, blaming inexperience for the incident.
Reverend Father McBride assists Father Tracy at a religious program opening with a sermon titled Our Country Our Faith. A service flag will be presented by the Garryowen Club to honor parish members serving in the armed forces. List of names accompanies the event highlighting local volunteers and honorees.
United Press report from London notes papers view American gunners as decisive yet critical of U S policy. Headlines claim France achieved a historic success despite American involvement and warn against discounting American contributions in wartime efforts.
Paris February 14 Bola Pasha convicted of high treason faced a death sentence by the court martial president Colonel Voyer. Soldiers escorted him from the room as crowds cheered though the judge had not yet completed the sentence. The verdict quickly spread through the camp and city amid mixed reactions.
Fire devastates a building in Montreal killing many residents of a nunery. Wounded include overseas workers and elderly residents. ages span from days old to nearly 100 years. Rescue efforts faced extreme heat as staff and soldiers tried to save children and inmates amid chaos.
An explosion damaged a station in Paper City and prompted manhunts. Police rounded up a suspect from the Potton area based on evidence linking him to the gang. The county jail holds a man described as a member while reports note the incident caused damage to offices and belongings.
Miss Waller delivered a notable recital attracting praise for mastery and brilliancy. The program featured Schubert, Pollak and MacDowell selections, with Henry’s Thrush at Rye and Stogie by Musciano among highlights. She plans study in Chicago under Sherwood School of Mass extension courses.
The article reports widespread flooding in the Allegheny Division with washouts and swollen rivers causing damage. Officials warn of rising water and assess the impact on towns, roads, and rail lines as authorities coordinate relief and assess safety risks.
U S officials told the House Appropriations Committee that two plants are funded to produce gas shells for warfare. One plant will be built in the United States and the other in France. Costs cited include about 10 million dollars for development and production.
The Boainin Mut entertained at One hive of Miss Moe rint Armstrong with Valentine decor and refreshments. Guests enjoyed music and socializing at 8 o clock, with later notes of surprise visits and wedding anniversaries, as well as plans for layette material for Belgian relief.
Lieut Charles Amon Ames, a city resident, is ordered to report to the ordnance commandant in Peoria Illinois. Ames recently returned from South America and has been commissioned in the Ordnance Department.
United Press reports show Vernon Castle, famed American dancer and husband of Irene Castle, died during a military aviation training crash near Indianapolis. The event occurred as Castle piloted a British Royal Air Force trainer plane. witnesses described the crash and rescue efforts.
The late Mrs Catherine Courneen funeral was held this morning at 4 to 8 from St Thomas Church. The remains were brought from Mill City and interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery. Large attendance included Mr and Mrs I J Reardy, Mr and Mrs Van Dresser, Mrs and Miss Carroll, Misses Anna and Mary Carroll, George Sweeney, Mrs Ward, Miss Mary Girvey, and Mr Connors and family from Kan.
A weather bulletin warns of probable snow tonight and a drop in temperatures. Saturday will be colder with brisk winds and continued frigid conditions across the region.
The report details Senator Weeks resuming political attacks amid a busy Washington week. It notes ongoing debates in the Senate and mentions public statements and party lines shaping the weeks ahead.
Police were busy last evening as three foreigners near Carty caused excitement in the East End around 10 o clock. They used a heavy quantity of liquor to create a scene and were fined and dispersed by officers patrolling the area.
A local mothers gathering under the auspices of a community group featured a guest with practical advice on child-rearing. Attendees shared household tips and discussed routines for managing homes and family life.
Mrs J Trigham died at her home on West Meason Street shortly after two o clock. A brief death notice is planned. Ashen Inter Mise Dext McMehop of Warren attends the funeral of the late Mrs Catharine Courneen. HE PROTECTS SCOTLAND.
Disjointed dispatches report warehouses at Ausian Mere being destroyed in a blaze yesterday. Officials say the fire started near the rail line and spread to nearby structures, with authorities investigating the cause as flames consumed several buildings. Names and exact locations are garbled in the transmission.
A tannery employee named George Braner sustained injuries this morning after a mishap at the plant. He received first aid at the office of Dr. Chebtie where initial treatment was given before transfer for further care.
The Wroop 1 Boy Scouts plan a March morning call at 4am to solicit donations for next summer's Findley Lake camp. Members able to work will contribute their share to reach the needed amount. A local tale recalls a Jamestown man finding a pearl in an oyster during an Odd Fellows banquet.
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