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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a salon reference with unclear names and terms. Readable bits mention a salon or shop, but key details like person names, places, or dates are missing. The item appears as an unfinished clipping with vague references to a business or event.
United Press dispatch reports that amid heavy weather Indian forces discovered two bodies near the front. The death toll and identity remain unclear as reports describe the tense border area and the possible shift in lines. Both sides take losses as patrols push into the contested region and observers await confirmation.
Wilson presses Congress to speed up work and avoid an extra adjournment. He backs administration goals including full registry measures and urges support for proposed reforms while resisting extreme measures. Officials warn of probe concerns but aim to balance reform with steady progress.
A barn dance hosted by the Knights of M and M of, and the Daughters of Isabella, at Micenbee Tall Unlivening, attracted a large, convivial crowd. The evening featured a full hall, a well-regarded orchestra, served refreshments, and dancing from eleven until after one.
Jusnon Ayers recounts a raid by German raiders in the South Atlantic. He describes being struck by an engine and thrown clear of the track, survival amid the wreck, and the chaotic moments as ships tangled with German forces during January operations.
United Press reports from St Marys Hospital say Harry K. Thaw’s condition remains unchanged. Nurses entered his room today and he offered a faint smile but did not speak, though his mind appears active. Mrs Catherine Thaw and counsel John S. Johnston stated an official update would be issued when recovery prospects clarify.
United Press reports from Petrograd that Russians tally heavy captures from German forces in 1919. The article notes 8,770 German officers and 26,000 other prisoners, plus 1,001 machine guns and 421 mortars seized during twelve months. It credits operations along an 800 mile front led by General Briesslett and MM Harmon.
The Elk meeting at North Soutor Avenue last evening elected D. J. Alex Inior and D. Warren DeRomy as trustees to fill vacancies caused by resignations. Several applications for membership were received and routine business conducted. The organization reports steady growth and thriving conditions.
In Crawford County, the case involving Rev. Warner and allegations from a revival sermon was settled after Warner admitted remarks that were interpreted as defamatory toward the town’s officials. Walker admitted making the statements but denied intent to harm.
A dated report details Corry County mother’s pensions and related expenses for a period, noting population figures, the number of recipients, and total expenditures. It cites a county cost of around $4,000, monthly operating costs, and county-wide financial figures alongside state figures and related administrative notes.
The C and C line not operated this morning due to a derailment on the Mormy and Culyinhae railway. Generators at the power plant were in bad shape, forcing temporary repairs and an investigation into future operation. Only two lines were functioning as visitors were burned out, with management planning expert assistance to restore service soon.
Joe Smith of the Lave Manufacuring Company sustained serious injuries while operating a aging machine when a fragment struck his fingers in the forearm injury was treated at the nearby hospital by Dr. Smith and Lite. He is expected to be incapacitated for some time. Buyons Poipler also injured at the plant yesterday afternoon while finding a mold on a memory wheel. a casting bit struck his bridge and broke a bone. He was taken to the Corry Hospital where Dr. N. Troy Gl iota attended him. no permanent injury expected.
A damaged narrative describes a serious case linked to Frie with a man injured by a sharp object. The account mentions Myntury, ThomasMarcin, and a boarder at Huinol Hospital amid suspicions of theft and staged events. Coroner’s card and social details surface, with investigations and unclear motives.
G W Morila of North Center street reports the sudden death of his brother-in-law William Lenhart of Akron on a train near Greensboro, Ohio. Lenhart was a member of the G Ay It and well known locally. Maria Lenhart traveled to Akron to arrange the funeral, with details to be announced later.
M LaVont Duyly Jr announces bid for county judge in September primaries. Davis, a longtime Erfe County figure, seeks the office amid a field with Whitthodey and other local attorneys.
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