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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
1
A garbled dispatch reports a historic destroyer achievement. It mentions a World War I era context and references navy training at Great Lakes with mentions of individuals and places, though the text is heavily distorted and unclear.
A fragmented account describes women in a neighborhood meeting discussing substitutes and incidents. The text mentions efforts to improve community life, references to soldiers, and a tone of social critique amid unclear details.
Report details a severe storm north of Corry causing widespread destruction near Glynoosit Shun and surrounding farms. Cattle owned by Sin Youngs were struck, hay and livestock losses cited, with property damage around 4000 dollars. Local families saved by prompt protective measures amid blizzard-like conditions.
The Titusville team endured a rough night with errors and disputed calls. Corry’s hitters kept the pace as Glen, Wurt, and Grutzlon led the visitors while Titusville pitcher and catcher faced off postgame remarks. A rematch is planned Saturday with the Warren team visiting for a critical tie.
Capt Austin receives orders from James Yard appointing him as representative in Corry to recruit Americans as members of the State Police. He aims to gather full service details soon and invites applications for this special home service. Local residents Findley guests at the Xing cottage until Sunday.
German forces sent sixty four divisions into the southern West Front area as allied pressure mounts. Enemy losses grow hourly while German command acknowledges growing danger in the engagement.
A garbled dispatch from New York and Washington recounts a sprawling, jumbled report. It mentions Crown Prince, political figures, and possible interventions, with unclear dates and scattered names. The piece reads like a damaged newswire with many illegible segments.
A large crowd heard Bishop Oldbonds speak at the M E Church in Wis. He described postwar recovery and urged support for engagement and reconstruction. He was hosted by Rev. and Mrs H Maulcke and plans to address a convention in Kansas.
An unidentified man drowned yesterday afternoon in Chautauqua Lake near Beechwood. Rescue efforts by dragging and boaters continued until today but failed as weather and poor visibility hindered recovery. The incident began when a canoe was launched from C. N. Lawson Boat Livery and a man disappeared while paddling toward Mayville.
A mob damaged the Clarion Hotel in Clarion Vermont after proprietor W R Mohney reportedly refused to close after a local order. Windows were broken and the lower floor damaged. total losses estimated near $10,000 with the hotel valued around $45,000. Several men were involved and authorities searched for Mohney. His son and a sergeant associated with the Army were mentioned.
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