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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
1
The article describes a large funeral in Berlin with a disciplined, militarylike procession. Officials and witnesses report calmness and organized ceremonies amid heightened state presence and public interest in the events surrounding the proceedings.
A Saturday afternoon meeting formed a Junior Auxiliary with a plan to support Holy Cross Hospital and future hospital projects. Members listed include Mildred Antara, Megs He B, Dorothy Wilcox, and Dorothy Wotlari. officers include treasurer Mililrok Aptorss and president Morathy Wiis.
A report of special revival services at the U B church with a tenor of religious instruction and choral participation. Details describe sermons, singing, and anticipated ongoing events through the coming week as part of a church campaign led by Rev. Williams and associated clergy. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures.
Four inmates escaped from Venango County Jail during a nighttime attempt. Sheriff Wuernh reported the breakout, with two brothers among the escapees, prompting a manhunt and armed searches in the area. One inmate wounded a guard and fled, while a telephoned alert launched police and posse efforts.
A benefit ball at the State Armory drew strong support and raised over 1170 for the Stanford Hose. The event featured the Cory Daud band and city musicians delivering fine music and community generosity.
A contested statement from Bradford officials claims Pennsylvania telephone rates cannot be legally collected, challenging a Public Service Commission order. The fragment notes charges that the commission acted contrary to law and warns customers not to pay inflated amounts while the matter awaits formal action over thirty days.
Varis June 27 report cites Greek Orthodox Patriarch urging allies to expel Turks and impose Christian law. He recounts Ottoman rule, Greek youths attacked by Muslims and girls seized as slaves, and promises of mercy for Christians by a united European government.
The report recalls an attempted holdup yesterday at a local store called Hy Show. The withering description notes a six foot tall man, wearing brown corduroy trousers, who fled after a disruption caused by bystanders. The incident ends with the suspect escaping unseen.
A draft land bill seeks a large appropriation to aid veterans with housing and land assistance. The measure envisions funds to support soldiers, with proponents arguing it would benefit returning personnel and stimulate development. The proposal faces debates over scope and funding priorities in Congress.
A December to June plan outlines bringing most American troops home within six months as United States coordinates with Allied leaders. Officials emphasize orderly withdrawal and continuation of support for postwar stabilization and reconstruction efforts.
A 1918 war-time communication reports Corry resident Albert Hirktree and other Corry men from the 319th Infantry listed as missing or possibly captured after a convoy assault near a Swiss border area. The Red Cross notes uncertain status with army officers stating a few men may have been prisoners of war. no definitive confirmation yet.
A memorial service was conducted yesterday at the First Methodist Church for Ely Yate Miller who fell on the battlefield of France in October. Special music featured a gold-star tribute as Norman King delivered eulogies and Dr. Sh Wood spoke, with many neighbors in attendance.
A German political rift deepens as Bavaria pushes toward a coalition amid strain between Bavaria and Prussia. Delegates dispute alliances with Lipoth province factions growing bitter toward Prussia. Hamburg faces economic strain as capital policy and infrastructure debates intensify.
The text reports on memorial hospital discussions, a proposed greeting event, and interim measures including duties moved to designated offices. It notes a February 1 deadline for outgoing presage actions and references local officials and a mayoral plan amid unsettled local conditions.
Citizens voice concern over youths prowling alleys seeking fires and vandalism. Officials urge mayoral authorization before actions near properties and warn of danger to lives during patrols and investigations.
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