25 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows assorted prices and items in a New York area market. Entries include unit prices like 500 bushels and several cents figures, with scattered decimals and currency marks, but the overall content is garbled and incomplete. No clear item names or dates are readable.
The City Commission last evening opened six bids for a motor fire truck. Proposals from Grimmwell Blaphans, Benwruyo, and others include a 7000 pound unit with 4400 power and 46 216 price, plus equipment. American LaFrance and Walter Sten firms presented offers around 47050 to 40400, with decisions expected at Friday’s meeting and adjournment planned.
A fragmented obituary notes Corry Chapman, a young man from Saint Stephens in France with his regiment. It records his death on February 9 during combat near Toft Brancodor and lists surviving family including his mother. The notice mentions his service in the army and prior employment, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A cluttered social column outlines various society events and meetings. It mentions a Diisinens society parlor gathering on March 1 with notable attendees, a Nina Dinee prize at the State Armory, and a Rondora club session yesterday. Several names appear in relation to refreshments, decorations, and program roles.
United Press dispatch reports Spartacans attacked and damaged polling places during a municipal election. The assault involved throwing debris and shoveling bullets into the voting area, with several people injured or affected by the commotion.
A weather notice reports rain tonight with mist and possible showers, followed by Wednesday clearing skies and cooler temperatures. Dry conditions and brisk winds expected as the cold front moves through. Local forecast highlights a chilly start to midweek.
United Press reports from May describe movement and supply constraints for Pennsylvania Soldiers Home troops. May arrivals and departures, ship availability, and transport limits affect reinforcements and domestic return, with figures showing thousands of tons and brigades delayed by conditions and logistics.
Article notes Ueat Taras, improving rapidly after hospital care, may soon return home from Hospital No 4. He is reported to be on furlough plans within the next three weeks, after visiting Major Miller at Hospital No 44 in Moundville.
The measure to ratify prohibition failed narrowly with a 29 to 16 vote in the House, while an earlier attempt in the Senate or broader body was rejected. The chamber had previously approved a related bill on prohibition, indicating ongoing partisan split and procedural movement.
Officials reveal potential plan to assist hospital in a claim against Wilson. The document notes authorities could not state the specific evidence at that time but indicate measures were obtained to support the case.
Fragmented letter outlines desire to enlarge hospital with new operating room space and ward expansion. Proposes memorial hospital wing, fundraising drives, and annual gifts to cover construction and ongoing expenses. Urges community action to secure funds and public backing for a larger facility.
A sprawling, unclear report details coal thefts linked to Mary A. Diamond and others, with mentions of Misson NeMahon, O'Shea of OS City, and a mystery man. It notes court actions, fines, and a settlement as investigators pursue a broader theft spree.
A list of American Expeditionary Forces casualties is reported by the commanding general. The document notes 14 killed in action, 0 died of disease, 0 wounded severely, and multiple wounded or missing in minor categories. The totals reflect the continuing toll as the war's battles unfold and promotions are noted in accompanying lines.
A jumble of names and places outlines upcoming gatherings and service notices. Residents mingled at an informal dance with Momsinger’s orchestra, while A Lurie Ainyjor will be served at noon. A varied itinerary mentions Mt Toh Thowas events and visits to Cobimibin, with families arranging meals and aid for those in need.
A lively program at the university featured an orchestra and entertainers performing classics and patriotic songs to a large, attentive audience. Speakers discussed the need for an extra congressional session, citing economic and railway legislation as reasons, with attendees urging prompt action.
A brief obituary note records the death of Robt. J. Osborne at a local hospital last night. The fragmentary OCR text mentions medical treatment and the late individual, with surrounding garbled notes referencing various names and places but confirming the death event.
Recruiters report seven Corry youths enlisted in the Navy amid a statewide recruitment drive. Names listed include Carroll and Cirroll with home addresses on Bust Main Street and Washington Avenue. The piece notes a recruitment party touring area towns and invites interested youths to meet at local drill sites.
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