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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
1
A detailed account outlines that a nationwide military draft lottery will be conducted tomorrow. The article describes the announced method, the drawing process, and how registrants across 48 states and territories will be ranked and selected, with emphasis on transparency and procedural steps.
Reports describe German troops landing near Couchy and Ut, driving a furious assault along the French line. French forces allegedly repelled the attack and regained the contested positions around Monchy as reports from THEA hontquarl indicated possible German gains.
London reports say Chancellor Michaelis will renew efforts to secure a German peace proposal this afternoon. The plan includes new German terms likely aimed at ending the war, but indications suggest these would involve the Junkers and military leaders only, with no broader acceptance of terms from the Entente.
Russians retreat from Novika amid fighting in United Proms theater. Soviet forces reportedly capture prisoners, with machine guns and artillery taken, as casualties and troop movements unfold around Haxthirnade and surrounding areas.
Mily water of the Thited Ayethren Church will host a social this evening at the North Canterbury property on the Ubhtoh precinct. The event features informal entertainment, refreshments, and a social gathering for church members and friends. Proceeds will aid supporting the church.
State draft districts report readiness for a national lottery. Washington received word that Penneyloan is prepared for the drawing. Mrs. G. W. White of Williamsport is aiding in family preparations amid local chatter.
A garbled report alleges Tompkins confessed to a murder in Folaytown, with details about an accomplice’s involvement and possible royal aid. The text is unreadable in parts, but mentions an afternoon proceeding and uncertainty over the truth.
The Journal plans to publish draft numbers and related registration details for Corry, Wayne, Concord, and nearby areas. The list will appear in tomorrow's editions with dates aligned to official exemptions and publication schedules.
An automobile accident near Sycamore Street in Buffalo involved suffragette pickets. Two physicians and bystanders perished when a car skidded and plunged into shallow water as a crowd witnessed the scene. Nearby witnesses described efforts to rescue, but the victims were pronounced dead at the scene or shortly after. Police and coroner investigations followed as authorities transported bodies to Buffalo for examination.
Nine cars, many carrying petroleum, derailed about half a mile north of Trtea, near Meadville. Three cars burned oil. A passenger train from Moldy vera halted nearby as rescuers moved victims. several travelers walked half a mile to reach safety. No injuries reported. damages to Galpna Signal Co. cars and lines expected to be substantial.
Dimmed by riots and arrest actions in Petrograd the city steadies after a period of unrest. Officials announce German agent Nikolai Nickol suspected of directing upheaval. Authorities pledge restoration of order following the violent surge and subsequent suppressive measures.
A group from Monne orise Reatn Westley gathered at her parents home on West Smith Street to honor her approaching marriage to Mr. Henry Arthur Graves of Fort Collins Colorado. Guests enjoyed a delightful time with refreshments as Miss Westley prepares to wed while Graves serves in a U S Army unit at a western post.
Mart D Glover of Conneaut and Folin Marsh daughter of Conneaut wed yesterday in Erie. Rev Ray Ronkli officiated at the community church. The couple plans to reside at 22 South Pleasant Street after a modest ceremony with simple flowers and well wishes from friends and family.
Funeral services for Joe Roberts were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GON Robart on North Course Whreo yesterday afternoon with Rev. G. Ky Woodward presiding. Relatives and friends attended the gathered services. Pallbearers included GN. Roberts, Harry Toburvs, W. A. Slown, William Koburvs, Albert McIlroy and William MadBtroy. Interment followed at Plas Grove Cemetery.
Funeral services for the late Charles Ingersoll were held this morning at Alexander Chapel. Friends and relatives attended as pallbearers Clyde Hutton H. Guile non Hiram Hall and John Bearers led the procession to Columbia where the remains were interred in West Side Cemetery.
A crowded Inilea of the arts exhibit features completed outfits by Company A. The page lists numerous names, prices, and items from a fashion display with many placeholders and OCR errors. The text references participants, venues, and a variety of costs, suggesting a showcase with sales potential.
The funeral service for Mrs. Smith was held Monday at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers including U.S. Bentley and William Swoop. Attendees listed from Omaha and Chicago areas included Mr and Mrs. Fruge, Mr Kully, and Dr Thing with services conducted by local clergy.
The funeral for a Columbus resident, John Pheremins, was held at his home and later at West Side Cemetery. Neighbors and friends attended the service at 11 o clock, with many floral tributes showing the esteem in which he was held.
A special meeting of the board was held to approve the annual report of auditors and oversee library and school finances. Treasurer's report approved, bids for the library building considered, and bills authorized for payment. Adjournment followed after routine business and social notices about Miss Margaret Moffitt's upcoming marriage.
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