03 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
1
A brief match update notes Windser leading Wohl by one goal, with Anil and Ite contributing to the score. The report records a tight contest and key plays shaping the final result.
Reports from Hillsville and surrounding farms describe a costly tornado last night, with Spring Grove near Wet Spring and Crook River area sustaining heavy damage. Tilugville Walnut Center faced roofs torn from buildings, many structures blocked by debris, and livestock losses reported in several towns.
Berlin bursts with celebrations after a great naval victory in the North Sea. Reports to Parliament hail the German navy’s success and grief over losses, as popular demonstrations erupt nationwide and Admiral Golpope and his crew are toasted and decorated.
A Corry girl, Minn Anto Boudreau, married William Burne of Arcade at Arcade New York. The ceremony occurred Tuesday morning at noon in Arcade conducted by Rev. Mather Bray. Attendants were Miss Mary Birks and Mr. Frank Bennett. After the wedding, the couple will reside in Arcade. Burne is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Boudreau of Mar iat.
A sixteen year old youth employed at the Condfonal Tibyor plant vanished near Waldumesr Park while swimming and was later found drowned. The Spring Creek commission and Keating face action over unpaid salary, with refusals expected and a possible civil suit looming.
The widow of James Durlay settled with the Pennsylvania Railroad over her late husband’s death at a yard crossing. Attorneys disclosed a $4,250 settlement in full satisfaction of the claim that he was struck and dragged beneath a yard eagle at Mira Avenue crossing. Clara Kelly’s case, previously non suited in federal court, may be revived in state supreme court as the road faces further damage claims and potential appeals.
Washington dispatch reports Supreme Court Justice Hughes declined to answer whether he would accept a nomination if urged by the convention. The United Press inquiry, posed by L. My Green, drew a reply of no comment from Hughes' secretary, as speculation swirled about his possible candidacy.
A garbled dispatch reports a State Department probe into trouble at Telare Peru. It cites threats to American citizens and a demand for immediate action by the US to secure ports and protect lives. The note mentions potential representations to the government of Peru and assurances of protective measures.
A formal reception in Juhé parlors hosted by Pint Baptist Ghilreh honored forty new members who joined after the evangelistic campaign. John Thomay and Charles Manroe spoke briefly as the crowd praised the church’s growth with Roy Baker’s arrival in December. Mina Puller performed on the New Edison, drawing hearty appreciation, and Baker was to speak at Wanron.
A chaotic report recounts the loss of five thousand sailors and two rear admirals in a naval disaster. It notes Hood and Arbuthnot aboard the Deronany and the death of most of the crew from the ships Warspite and Warrior, with only a few survivors.
A field meet was held for War school residents at East Washington Street. More than six hundred pupils attended with many friends and parents present. The meet concluded with a tally of points to be published later and officials noted steady events in the afternoon.
Oil City seniors refuse to attend the common commencement exercises. They plan to join a separate celebration at Grace Methodist Church on Tuesday night, presenting their own class program and asking for permission to proceed without the formal ceremony. The Board of Education approved the alternative program and will oversee the church event.
Long mixed prose reports Britain rallying after a North Sea naval engagement. The piece references British resolve, German actions, and anticipated naval terms, with emphasis on leadership, vigilance, and continued wartime effort amid unclear battle details.
Washington June 4 Senate debate centers on expanding naval program with battleships and an air fleet as the sea fight outcome shapes new military provisions. The measure, pushed by Senator Thirman Loday, seeks to authorize and extend funding, while opponents warn of costs and implications.
London reports say a German force of forty five vessels including battleships cruisers and destroyers fought British ships in the North Sea. An eyewitness aboard the merchant vessel Nawshore of Copenhagen describes heavy combat with losses on both sides and confusion over ship identities.
A local commission plans Monday evening sessions to discuss a range of items including paving on Spring Street and a disputed contract for payments. The meeting agenda reportedly includes an update on financial matters, a request for an ally’s opinion, and an investigation tied to a week of prior activity.
London reports today that in addition to ships previously listed, the losses include the battleships Beta Warkhins, Shark and Nome and Nestor destroyed. The total number of British ships sunk is given as 48 so far.
A World War I dispatch describes large numbers of German and British casualties along the North Sea coast. The report notes neutral observers confirm deaths, with survivors evacuated and ships Stark and Bhutvg cited as near the action.
A local newspaper item notes plans for union city services tomorrow with attendees from nearby towns. Knights Templar participation is expected at the deacon’s ceremony held at a central church, led by Abe Tay Smoart. Several from Clarenea Dlimwawibey and Upton City will travel to join the observance.
The high school hosts the baccalaureate service tomorrow evening in the auditorium. The sermon will be delivered by Rev Brainagil of the United Brethren church, with several area pastors participating. Program includes piano prelude, hymn, invocation, scripture lesson, and prayers, with solos by Mrs Worth.
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