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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
1
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Report from a British or Allied dispatch details the arrival of American expeditionary troops with horses autos and military equipment at a port. Transports bring materiel for men awaiting transfer to a training camp near the battle front. Troops expected to move to camp by end of week while patrols maintain city security.
Report from United Proas notes a new offensive success near Hollobaka in Hot lum with British forces driving German lines. The German defense collapsed after six hundred yards as Brition forces swept forward, marking a decisive gain in the region amid ongoing rapid combat and Allied raids.
An Army outing for the Salvation Army’s children and parents took place on the Fourth of July at Recreation Park, Columbus. Adjutant Smith organized the event with a program that included a short meeting after the picnic. Thanks were extended to donors and to Mr and Mrs Will Dawnon for park use.
A July gathering in Hevlig links calls for immediate parliamentary reform and universal suffrage. Delegates press for demoralization of the government, citing leaders such as Delbncke and WPischer, while noting no movement among old guards.
Yesterday in Corry an orderly Fourth of July observance drew citizens to Bele and Clymer for demonstrations. A number visited nearby sites while a larger crowd drove to Clymer with the Pennsylvania excursion and a local speaker noted thoughts on the event.
United Press reports Teutons launch counter attacks along the Galfalan front forcing a withdrawal by Russian forces under heavy artillery fire. Reports say German efforts damaged two heavy concentrations and drove back advancing Soviet units along Lipttay and Dolnana lines.
Hearings in traffic cases were scheduled for this morning. The proceedings indicate two defendants, including Sean Chonlay, faced charges and were represented by Attorney Robert Osborne. Details mention speeding allegations and related complaints. some cases resulted in arrests or continuations.
A freight train on Center Street collided with a curb or obstacle causing delays. The accident blocked Maply, Center, Firat avenues and disrupted travel while crews removed the damaged cars. Conductor Martin led the crew during the incident and repairs continued into the morning.
Hugh Haker, a yard worker, landed a large brown trout near Red House about a mile west of the ferry yesterday morning. Baker weighed the fish for the County Rod and Gun club show, drawing considerable town attention. This may be the year’s largest trout yet.
An editor note describes a head on collision near North Waal and Windley Lake involving a Corry car. Both vehicles were damaged. no injuries reported though occupants were shaken. The wreck prompted repair arrangements and traffic cautions as the scene was cleared.
About fifteen men of the Municipal Club and their wives joined a daylong trip by automobile to Findley. They enjoyed boating and sightseeing at resorts, with a fine dinner at noon and a report of a pleasant day. Members expressed hope for a future trip away from their families.
Paul Deronay arrived in Rome from Allentown Pennsylvania where he attended Marvard Medical Treatment to Ny departure for France. The young man will remain only until Sunday having been granted a furlough of several days. Mr DeRonay states the medical conditions and rapid improvement. Indications are that the contingent will leave for the front next month.
The Corry Red Cross chapter chairs and Enrollment and Retention Committees, aided by Corporal Peters, push rapid enrollment across a teen mile territory. Branches planned at Plu Valley Beaverdam and a Garland Bathday event set for McCray church Concord Friday with outreach at West Spring Creek.
The Baptist Sunday School picnic near Cotimbun at Keppel Grove drew about one hundred attendees. Activities included walking races and jumping events with prizes awarded to Thomas Williams, Wine Away Slay Pope, Mrs Hemingway, soph Pave and others. An injury to a helper left him unable to participate briefly, but no serious harm was reported.
Corry reported a quiet Fourth with few incidents. Two men faced hearings and were discharged after paying fines. Unarles Boyd, picked up yesterday, was found in distress and hospitalized after an injury near the station. Boyd, a local cigar maker, had been employed at a city factory recently.
A Corry Grange gathering is announced for Saturday at the hall. A large class and degree team members plus patrons are requested to attend. important business will be conducted. Corporal Peters, active in Grange affairs, will be welcomed as a member.
Tonight brings warmer conditions followed by a cool period as a front moves in. Friday turns cloudy with a mild to cool high and light winds, easing into unsettled conditions statewide.
United Press reports a patrol escort fought off a U boat during a convoy near the Azores. Allied ships, including the transport vessel, remained in danger as other American warships aided the counteraction and land bartering activities were noted in the area.
The Chautauqua event drew large crowds as performers presented a lively program. Children received praise for their confident bearing and gentle demeanor while the juvenile acts and local entertainers delivered a lengthy, engaging show that captivated the audience for nearly two hours.
In Harrisburg a new official was appointed to oversee the sherwaler duties amid tense election funding debates. Henry Hovick of Lobnanen, MH was anticipated for the post, as lawmakers approved bills granting five dollars per election officer for every two hundred votes and an extra dollar per hundred or fraction beyond thirty.
United Press reports a continuing spy hunt across the nation. The dispatch describes misdirections, military paranoia, and alleged disruptions impacting operations and payrolls, amid claims of foreign interference and growing outrage over security breaches.
A 70 year old Irvine resident, Warren Jilly i Taeol Work, was found dead on the road near Kin home early this morning. Authorities say the man was struck by a motor vehicle and died at the scene. Witnesses and family are asked to provide information as police investigate the incident.
A crowded Rod and Gun Club trap shoot drew spectators from Corry and nearby areas. Notable entrants included Miss Walsh who posted a high score, while Alverton and Speck battled for top honors. Awards included a box of shells from Farlow Hardware with targets supplied by a local company.
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