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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
1
Seven nurses quit today at the hospital
Seven nurses resigned from the Corey Memorial Hospital after an extensive board meeting. The action followed accusations by student nurses of improper treatment and lack of supplies, with a reported plan to temporarily keep students enrolled while operations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Nompital
Joo
Wuriler
Mentlig
Huse
Wing I
James H. Wright
Board of
Diragionn
LMAL
Bard of Directors
Corry
Cin Rygular
Prilotoy
ToAlmirellon
Beaand
Sind
Toe Chep Atlanty
Oltter Atudent Duryan
Pawathbe
Mini Reuland
Habcock
Wraris
Atedrews
Thompson
Metarion
Maynor
Don MM. Smilth
Gil
Homplaint
Hoy
Ware
Pattayty
Ani
Tay Ware
Miso
Kwyath
Mix Guuo
Ator Misy
Misa Tigo
Tifa
Iivo
Nivana
Nmoe
Drovent
Ming Buse Wan
Thors
Praduate
Wilby
Method of Draft Lottery Decided At Capital
Washington July 7 The method for choosing the roughly 9 600 000 men for the draft was finalized today The process involves drawing by district with numbers placed on squares and inverted into a container A public room at the War Department will host the drawing and preparation continues for a two week preliminary training period in the city Company A troops will ship after final orders and a reserve of about twenty men will be left behind for later depletion adjustments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
War Dept
United
Washington
Tinally
Uyon
Nile
Artae
Wintter
Devine
Cogiatration
Bayer
United Press
Wabkington
D. C
Mayshaif Gouernt
Aimnad
Alpelot
Nimuburg
Ted Wnnannes
Nike
Lele Miuniber
Urey Phowe
Days Gain Victory in the Senate
United Press reports in Washington that the Senate defeated the Reed amendment to the food bill, which would provide that the Fyaldunt be wiltionsedd. The vote was forty five to thirty eight. Afterward Senator Smoot offered an amendment to the Rob ynion bill pending authority the Provident to configure costs of distillation and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Autoist Hits Valued Dog Near Columbia
An autoist struck a prized Fox Hound owned by John Dawson near Columbia on Thursday. The dog was dragged from beneath the vehicle and left severely injured, with hope fading for survival as doctors and hospital staff face an ongoing inquiry and a major board decision on hospital administration and staff resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritilend
Bratal Automobili
Gcolumbia
John Dawson
Uriver
Gfam Auto
Mr Dawson
Russians Resume Offensive In German Front Battles
United Press report says Russian forces reopened their offensive on the German front after a pause, claiming successful ground bombardment and preparatory infantry actions. Several villages were reported to be attacked and fighting described as heavy along the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
London
Mspatehoe
Boon
Ray Sian
Phy
Saveral
Camien
Torrie Inita
Tenatty
Funeral of Mr. Rogers
Funeral services for Mr. Rogers were held at his Brook Street home, with Rev. Train of the United Methodist Church officiating. Attendants included mourners from out of town, nephews Harl Sylvester and others, and a clergyman from Mays Anne Little of Himus Point, ME Sylvester Mogers, Miss Susie Rogers of Finian City, and several relatives. The service concluded with a private interment at Younkaville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenory Ag
Wsals
Brook Street
Rey
Mra
Vinton Buns
Ait Martin
Horn Boalt
Fred Fuller
Roughtor
Mays Anne Ltttie
Himus Point
Sylvester Mogers
Wits
Lew Rogers
Whafield
Susie Rogers
Finian City
Mary Whckostee
Younsaville
Hoyt
Mme Prince
Aubiry
Fumoetown
Thor
Dearted
Harl
Quy Sylvester
Anit Ban Wogor
George Puvior
Wal- Inge Tornop
Three Planes Shot Down By British
German raid on London thwarted forty miles from the city as three enemy aircraft were shot down. An Admiralty statement said two planes were destroyed by anti aircraft fire and a third fell into the Thames. The damaged craft reportedly reached safety before their base in a dramatic daylight encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Walted Press
London
Dirorifte
Admiralty
Tames
Mackie
Reverend Sharpley and family leave city for new posting
Reverend Sharpley and his family depart Monday for Gerling ll where Mr Sharpley will lead Grave Church. He has been active in civic affairs and widely connected in the parish. Friends extend warm congratulations and best wishes as they begin this new assignment. They are guests of Mr and Mrs I W Olds of Bank South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veen
Sea) Walker
Rotting Weir
Sharplay
Sharp
Toynd
Guayts
Mra
W. Olds
Bnet Sualth Street
State Officers Reappointed Amid Senate Confirmation
Harrisburg hears of a trio of reappointments as Governor Beaybaveh confirms last week by the Senate. Included are Charles Patton of Clarfield as Secretary of Agriculture and Godward Lone of Franklin as Superintendent of Printing and Bindings. The next step targets the Auditor General, Burnt Hertimbaugh, with a decision expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasy Vane Cree
Harrisburg
Beaybaveh
Senate
Charles ‘Patton
Clarfield
Agriviliure
Godward Lone
Franklin
Nxt
Uip
Genert
Hertimbaugh
Sourkay
World War II era dispatch on German advance and Allied response
A United Press summary reports German movements across Europe with mentions of Britain and Argentina, noting military pressure and conference discussions. It references officials like Secretary Zhomevuur and Hinglo authorities and discusses strategic positions, railways, and anticipated actions amid wartime uncertainty.
Light Opera Enjoyed At Negro Labor Chautauqua On Local Lines
A chaotic OCR gives a stalled report on a light opera event at a Negro Labor Chautauqua. It notes performances by Dorothy and a large troupe with orchestra, praising the program and speakers including Dr Hagerman, and mentions plans for evening concerts and sermons. It references labor dynamics and African American workers, including discussions of employment, with scattered names and places.
Weather Update Showers Expected This Weekend
Thunder showers are forecast with a hit or miss chance of rain this afternoon through tonight. Skies remain unsettled into Sunday with mild temperatures and scattered showers likely across the region.
Haig Strikes New Blow and Advances at Night
London reports on July 7 that British forces struck the German lines again at night and advanced positions in the Holigian front. A subsequent dispatch notes renewed attacks in the same region with limited Allied gains and ongoing German resistance. The French war office morning report states enemy counterattacks in front of Paris have ceased while French forces repulsed assaults south of Jaon and in related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Ngain Attuck
Forth
French War Office
Inés
Pagla
Jaon
Carinda
New Store Thrives With Busy North Tentur Shop
The Geiger Mandy Shop on North Tentur reports strong early sales and steady patronage. It offers chocolates in bulk and box forms, a selection of pastries and waffles, a fountain with drinks and sandwiches, and a growing guest list praising service and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger Mandy
Tentur
Conoven
Proposal to allow officials to sell government supplies debated
United Press reports Washington discussing an amendment to abolish or restrict officials selling government supplies. The President warned the change would hinder the plan to supply wartime needs and argued current safeguards prevent misuse by councils or vendors.
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Coats
Ffer
Via. Bhan
Jast Eet
Leigh
Hue
Norvice
Lin Mio
Welll Particiyate
Cys Pak
MR. Rogers
Waukington
Welll Ue
Berlin
von Bornstorff
State Department
Chwannhausen
Bern
Sharpley
City
United Pre
Anuiteenuta
Wertin
HinlojIantio
Mendel
Garmany
Guinot
Yayterday' Wis
Korelet
Zhomevuur
Ute
von Path
Holiwog
Argentina
Florul Yisha
Cldlian Magnous
Londay Sbi
Tay
Genie Hana
Ayer Mietinh
Thanet
Enger Cavnty
Fuldayer Hine OY
Thaygh
Ecmhi Neftligidak Anu
Tony
Kuaang
Bingham
Dorothy
Ile Queenss
Terry Wekk
Jolly
Meir
Avernubn
Mr Santard
Jay Tured
Liabn
Tye
Ohtaefhy
Hagerman de Swerenl
Winslow
Hagerman
Hingerman
Kiecher Adenla Tonighy
Christina Giles Company
Ralph Bingham
Tomor
Wallon Pyre
Mr. Fannon
Genieilci
Iquy Hetty
Othur
Cohen
Lima
Olio
Mather
Wwe
Haig
Army
Wilson Today
Counsil
Nananwi Jofonse
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