15 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a scrambled scene with mentions of price data and goods. The text hints at a discussion about raising or setting prices and possibly a household or market context, but details are unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations are present in the legible portions.
A muddled wartime report outlines tentative steps toward a definite preliminary peace with Germany. It notes international talks, economic mobilization, and conferences expected to influence Europe while cautioning that full agreement hinges on postwar conditions.
The Archdeaconry will meet at New Castle with a program starting Tuesday afternoon at 4 PM. Opening meditation and a sequence of religious services will follow including Minionarion and Mind Meditation, with further sessions on Wednesday and Thursday.
A large crowd attended the event last evening. Speakers included Elgar Wild and Dr. Denyes while two addresses were delivered with slide views. A panel featured George Thomas and others.
The Motor Club reports increased local membership and outlines a coalition effort to improve county roads led by Alajo Wylway and Commissioner Satter. A town meeting at the Board of Commerce discussed the Wadley Lake road project and a campaign to recruit new members, with H. Tebb and others named to lead outreach. A future smoker and meeting date are promised as plans proceed.
Disjointed OCR fragment lists figures and names tied to war costs and obituaries. Mentions J Mervine Miss M Graw and Aliie Moiraw with survivors. notes deaths in Washington and Missouri. Totals cited include about 110 billion in costs. references Senate actions and loans to Allied powers.
In Forealville Feb 1 a Jamestown man, 27, died after being struck by a train near Mobe No. 8. Relatives identified the victim as Bronk G. Hawkingin. The suburban household mourns as authorities investigate the collision and seek witnesses.
Officers of the Gronit Chapter in Erie City review work of chivptors and assemble at the Untal Dayrones. Over 200 attend training with members including John HL, Rogus, Wy Mugene Rhodes, Miss Truzol Wook, Mrs Jean Me Noa and others in attendance.
United Press dispatch from Brest reports President Wilson plans to return home aboard the steamer Washington with the entourage aboard. The message indicates the President will travel to Boston on March 24 and will delay arrival until his secretary Mamulty confirms the trip.
A lengthy, error-filled recap of iron division actions from July to October 1918. Describes company brigades near a Curt checkpoint, river crossings, artillery and machine gun battles, retreats and advances on the north bank, and American forces across various towns and ridges with heavy losses. Mentions Pennsylvania volunteers and concluding with the division's last major actions in the Argonne.
Troops occupy the power station and halt work as a proclamation by the mayor calls for municipal support and volunteers. Business activity stalls and a broad mood of sympathy spreads.
Washington reports demobilization totals reaching 1,174,545 with a March 15 deadline. General Marek cites 1,108,010 troops and 71,225 others demobilized, while 1,510,000 men are ordered for remobilization.
Snow is expected to fall tonight with colder air moving in. Sunday will be windy and chilly with lingering light snow flurries in some areas.
Last evening’s reception at the school hall drew smiles as the Seunl Faculty and senior students gathered. A decorated space, formal program, and community turnout celebrated the class of 1919 with praise for the organizers and attendees.
In Berlin the president stated the German delegates will attend a peace conference with English officials. The report names Dr. Elward Davis and others as key German officials involved. Memorial Hospitals: Highland Park Hospital movement aims to build a memorial hospital for local forces. Walter H. Baldwin leads the Highland Park Hospital Association planning committee.
A summary reports numerous food regulation violations across the state. It notes penalties and monetary figures tied to inspections and compliance actions involving several facilities and authorities.
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