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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
1
Allied forces press toward Fere en Tardenois and the Marne front as French and American units advance. Artillery and air squadrons pound German lines along a hundred mile stretch, signaling an imminent large engagement.
Allied air units reported long lines of action over the Italian front with American and Allied aircraft taking heavy toll on German forces. Paris and London dispatches noted multiple German planes destroyed and Allied air superiority advancing along a widening front as U S and Free French forces push toward strategic targets near Venice and the Po valley. The report emphasizes intensified aerial activity, losses, and the shifting balance as Allied planners project further advances in the coming days.
unclear fragmentary text describes a meeting or event with four involved parties and mentions Rawlan. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are readable.
The Journal will publish bulletins of war news at Kelly's News Stand starting Sunday beginning at 1. Readers will find ongoing updates on the conflict and related developments displayed at the stand.
A garbled OCR record reports a theft involving a person named Kimmy and a stolen car with a reward mentioned. The text references Corey Gur, Arbuth Jo, Arbuckle, and a governor-like figure, but details are unclear. No coherent timeline or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
A young Indy employee at the urn Huckle plant in Wanarack was struck by an auto near a railroad line. She was knocked down and badly bruised with a lacerated limb. She was taken to Dr Gilleto and Wimsly for care, then sent home on Wayne Street. Grohan left town today for a few days.
United Press list details American casualties with counts of killed died of wounds and wounded across categories. The report notes 64 killed or died of wounds, 10 later, 16 severely wounded, and 2 or more in various statuses among Marines and others.
Washington July 36. Secretary orders extension of time for base ball activities through October 1 due to representations by players and impacts on military service. War Department confirms military needs override continuous play while delay aims to protect players affected by wartime regulations.
Claston July 26 a large rally outside the New Jane house hotel drew about four thousand attendees. County residents face possible arrests as authorities move to detain those involved in the Wednesday demonstration. Names of many participants circulated while no arrests had been made. Lyle W. Porter and wife of Buffalo are visiting Porter's home at Piney Lake. C. J. St. Pierre and Phude Porter Jn. have returned from Finch ey Lake.
United Press reports German agents were identified in New York plotting to destroy oil plants. Authorities recovered a significant supply of arms and explosives and arrested several suspects after a coordinated counterterror operation.
The Pitwhiting Mireles team era features Hill being recalled to join the Pirates for tonight’s game. Reports say he plans to depart this evening for the match, with a promise not to interfere with his duties to the Tinahuetete squad this afternoon. Corry is expected to watch the action closely as the Warrei Butter Krusts face off when the game begins.
Fragmentary report details subs sank Justicia and an order received today calling for four men on July 30 with others to depart soon. The text cites multiple names and places, references wartime assignments, and mentions Vancouver, Washington, and various individuals slated for movement or service in the region.
Jamestown Newfoundland July 27 Cunard Swanson of Jamestown was found drowned in Besahwood Lake about eight feet deep. He was last seen Wednesday morning when his canoe became entangled in weeds and he disappeared. The body was spotted by Kint Catlin while swimming near the weed beds and retrieved using a gaff hook. Swanson wore swimming shoes and underwear. his trousers were partly removed, suggesting he may have attempted swimming or shed clothes before entering the lake.
Masson, tied to the R. F. Livermore store, moves to Johnstown to assume a run department head at John Mere & Son. He plans a short absence to visit Os. Much for Mrs. Watilda, then begins duties August first, followed by a October buying trip to New York.
Corry and Columbus car schedule details a Saturday run to Columbus continuing the full tour, with last departure from Corry to Columbus at 9 p m and from Columbus to Corry at 10 p m on Saturday and 4 p m on Sunday, plus hourly departures thereafter. Special-car requests may be arranged by contacting Oscar Writs at phone 396W.
The big Red Cross Tag Day is set for next Saturday in Conry, with volunteers from local churches and St. Thomas Church selling tags for ten cents each to raise funds for the Community Social event. Proceeds support the main drive for the ensuing Community Sockat project and related activities coordinated by the committee.
P F Neylon formerly of Oo A enlisted in the navy at Jule on Thursday Four Meadville 20 and is named among adults for the navy Travler Javis of Tweomia Wash also enlisted. Neylon is well known to many friends and will be pleased to hear of his enlistment.
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