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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1918

Page

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Horrors of Verdun Move Corry Red Cross to Action

In Corry a war turnout rises as Mrs. Clendenin and Prof. Monroy address crowds at Maccabee Hall. She recounts French hospital scenes and Verdun’s horrors, urging centralized, efficient Red Cross work and redirecting social funds to medical dressings for wounded soldiers. Knights and Lady Maccabees receive thanks for hall use.

Clendenin Commerce Maccabee Hall Annehees Maccabee Ds. Voulke Wattrinier Mrof. F Monroy Juval Red Cross Monroe Corry Red Cross Knights Lady Maccabees

Armistice Extended Again Between Russians and Germans

Petrograd dispatches report German acceptance of Fur Hien Minister Trotsky's proposal to extend the armistice for a further month. The extension came as fighting was ordered to resume, with Russians indicating they would place responsibility for breaking peace talks on Germany. Details of the term were unclear, with conflicting reports from Brest Litovsk.

Petrograd Trotsky Ciermins Brest Litovsk

Miss Keim Appointed to Agricultural Department

Miss Belle Keim received an appointment in the Agricultural Department at Washington. She passed the Erie examination weeks ago, and friends here are gratified. It is unclear if she will accept. she currently works at Bracken Brothers on First Avenue. The offer reportedly includes a good salary and strong advancement chances.

Belle Kein Agricultural Department Washington, D. C

Journal Delayed by Power Failure

This issue of the Evening Journal is several hours late due to electric power failure. Corry was briefly without current in the morning and again at noon, preventing publication at the usual hour. Much news copy was necessarily omitted.

The Evening Journal Corry

County officials push new dog law after January 15

A letter from Thomas L Dation, Secretary of Agriculture, orders officials to enforce a dog regulation starting after January 13. The missive urges county clerks and constables to publicize the law and register dogs. Also noted is a community meeting Monday evening at 7:30 with Mrs Rhodes and a short program including readings and discussions.

Themis We Partin Agrientian Jos Walliams Kek Clerks Coomity Continuesiners Erie Yur Nasussori Thomas Dation Secretary of Agriculture Rhodes Mise Murray Wortsworth Barnes Coleridge Bansteel Southey Reading Crippen

Social Notes Of Interest At Local Gathering

A largely well attended meeting of the Presbyterian Aid Society gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ch 14 Nelson’s home. Officers are noted and Red Cross work occupied the majority of the session with refreshments served by committee members.

Ladies Aid Society Tarst Mot Cinreh Nelson Aul FluyHont Junior Marsarer Alea Grecins Isabel Butters Presbiterial Air Society Fennel FE. Whittlesey Hares Smith Jean Molden

Dairymen Consolidate With League

A meeting of Northestery dairymen gathered yesterday afternoon to discuss forming a consolidated dairy league to strengthen political and social influence. Speakers outlined benefits of organized action, with aim to improve product quality and community impact while warning against deception and factionalism. Committees to organize regional drives were planned to mobilize members across the area.

Metregen Report on War Preparations and Conscription

Fragmentary dispatch notes government plans reportedly mobilizing five divisions and extending conscription to males up to 32 years. Details unclear due to damaged text but indicates rising hostilities and broad draft measures.

Metregen

U S Ship Escaped U-Boat in Daring Sea Battle

A U S ship survived a tense encounter with a German U-boat. The vessel steadied amid gunfire and evasive maneuvers, preventing capture and continuing its mission.

Questionnaires Soon Complete in District Classification Work

Morri[e] of the Die Viet EsempHore Heward at China City said Virce members of the card Messrs Vlateli Lawrie are making progress on the questionnaires for the disbet ant classifications. Most blanks will be returned within seven days, with about five percent of the series snail but sent Tuesday by the Board. All districts should have returns by next week, as attorneys and registrants face delays in complex claims.

Sarrary Morrie Viet EsempHore Hevard China City Messrs Vlateli Lawrie Questinnnaires Morsaw Hitler Tromneys Corry Haive Sevsn

Hoover Congress discuss wheatless and meatless days

United Press reports a Washington conference between Food Administrator Hoover and Congress members pointed toward compulsory wheatless and meatless days. No definite details were released about the meeting or its conclusions.

Washington Hoover Congress

Farm Gas Light Plant Explosion Reported

An explosion at a farm gas light plant caused a blaze that spread to nearby woodwork. Fire crews used flour to extinguish the flames and prevented serious damage, while investigators traced the fire to the wood structure and confirmed no injuries.

Ini

Bandit Kills Four and Wounds One at Port Fuunston

Civil and military officials hunted a man who shot four employees dead and seriously wounded another at a post office in Port Fuunston last night. The bandit escaped with money from the treasury as police pursued fugitives after an interurban station raid.

Port Fuunston Kai Huntiys

Pope Makes New Peace Move In World War I Talks

Rome, Jan 12 information from authentic sources says Pope Benedict has opened talks with Emperor Karl of Austria on President Wilson’s terms. He aims to foster discussion of war aims among all belligerents to advance peace efforts.

Rome Pope Benedict Wilson Emeror Karl Austria Holy Father

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