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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
1
United Press reports British forces pushed across the first and second German lines along a two mile sector near the Somme. The advance involved American troops supporting heavy machine gun fire and resulted in control of multiple forward positions.
By Undred Prosa reports from Berna July 8. Naw strives by.
A vivid game recap highlights Hill’s standout pitching on Saturday as Corry and Bunce contribute key moments. The piece praises Warren HOFer Kerik and notes intense fan reaction and team effort, with Myreo and Noelf referenced in the surrounding chatter.
Corry announces the appointment of its first female mail carrier, Miss Watuiore, daughter of Morden Watthore, stepping into the Raat Halle route and following her father’s postal footsteps. The community notes several women already assisting with post duties while awaiting formal designation.
London July 89 British strikers in Coventry and nearby areas resume full operations after a mass meeting where workers reject government mediation. Most plants halted work, signaling renewed pressure in the district amid uncertain weather.
A Chautauqua tour group visited the city on a May afternoon. Dr Mithaws spoke on service to youth and urged attention to science and entomology while women gathered for the event. Mr and Mrs Vincent Mathews and George Howland joined the group during their brief stay as Music Week opens at Chautauqua.
A lawn fete is planned for Wednesday evening at the Hast Phe yy Street home of Joseph Bunkhardt. The event, hosted by the Damxhtans of Tsabotha, features a fine musical program and proceeds benefit the American Red Cross Corry Adapter.
Report of a large musky caught at Findley Lake described with colorful local fishing lore. The item notes excitement among anglers and mentions surrounding activity and events in the lake area.
Five district youths serve in the armed forces with one in training. The flag lists Hurolide oil and names Frank Schrader Wil Schrader Gurl Nielson Charles Shidson and Victor Spetz, the latter cited for his trust carp. The community thanks the donor through HHS Jewell Ii.
Menry Faulke, formerly with Jaco Cold Co., plans a wholesale market in the city. He will sell smoked meats and fish at wholesale prices directly to consumers, cutting out middlemen for savings. Opening day target is September 1st, location to be decided.
Fragmented report outlines peril to the crown prince as American forces close on Fismes positions. The text cites German artillery moves, Allied responses, and a controversial battle narrative with references to Pereeia and Wel, noting tensions as July plans and factional alignments shape the emerging front.
A house in Concord Township was completely destroyed by a fire. Neighbors reported the blaze began near a shed and spread rapidly, with winds aiding the spread. The residence belonged to David Gates and several nearby structures were damaged.
C M Day aged 68 died Sunday morning at 4 o clock at the family residence on Marion street after a lingering illness. He had been janitor of the market school since its erection and was a prominent member of the Odd Fellows lodge. The funeral will be held from the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Curtis Bow, president, and Renal MMMLNT were injured when a car collided with a horse drawn vehicle four miles east of Columbus. Curtis Bow sustained a shoulder injury and was hospitalized. other occupants suffered bruises and tooth loss but are expected to recover. Curtis returned home but may be out for several days.
Dated social snippets report various residents visiting and traveling between towns. Mentions include Mrs Mazel Glover guest of Stva George Carey in the city, Mrs Legiers returning to Union City after a visit, and Mrs T J Dikeman leaving City Hospital for Durkitk New York after staying with her parents Mr and Mrs RC Loupe.
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