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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
1
City plans a large parade and park program to follow registration day. The event includes a noon start, a parade at 2 40 PM, and a park program with speeches by City officials. Volunteers from various wards and organizations will coordinate delegations and provide registration assistance along the parade route.
Reports say a Buffalo clothing firm Corey and Company may be running a lottery style sales plan under a contract to sell garments at 21 installment, with delivery after sixty payments. City officials held a hearing and advised suspending on time operations while parties plan to open a store later.
United Press reports Workington details an arrangement where local guardsmen protect rail bridges and property. Their service ends when state troops enter federal service, to be replaced by Texas troopers or national guardsmen in July and August.
The Howry Mommuwrer Band plans a Friday evening concert in the park with a program including a fine lineup. The event aims to draw a large gathering, weather permitting, and organizers encourage public attendance for an enjoyable evening.
Illegal taking of game fish at Columbus violated by locals and visitors. Prosecutions expected as the season for game fish remains closed until the fifteenth. The Barlow Hardware store closes tomorrow at noon for the remainder of May. The Corry Hospital Directors meeting is postponed one week. The Lady Franklin Lodge of Rebekahs plans a regular meeting with installation ceremonies led by District Deputy Ruby Jones, aiming for a large turnout.
A municipal ordinance penalty was not enforced after a town case involving paddling near a cave. The mayor and police handled a lengthy sequence of actions including warrants and licensing, with court orders referencing delinquent goods and city costs.
A Corry store unveils a Red Cross window display highlighting wartime work and hospital aid. The scene features a large flag and a representation of Red Cross units inviting public support and donations during wartime.
A Corry Jaily notes urged measures in the war bread campaign to curb cost and waste. Promoters advocate portions of dry crisis bread soaked in water and whole wheat as ways to ease high prices and conserve resources.
Fragmented OCR text shows jumbled phrases about kidnappers and police actions. No coherent events, dates, or named entities are clearly readable to form a factual summary.
Report says nine additional arrests were made in Pittsburg amid disorder tied to looting at white neighborhoods. Police raided establishments on South Side streets while detaining several suspects connected to the disturbances.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club plans to welcome more members but faces confusion over event incentives and scheduling. An August meeting was canceled, and organizers hint at new dates though details remain unsettled.
Messy report describes personnel changes at the Victor Shop including a manager and staff shifts. It notes ongoing investigations and a period of extended work stoppage while leadership and duties are reassessed.
A weather advisory announces a postponement by presidential decree. No events proceed as regional conditions persist, with government authorities directing closures and safety precautions.
United Press report quotes German prisoners doubting U S war efforts and predicting indemnity payments. They say America will be isolated if peace talks fail, while they insist Germany can endure total war and force a long conflict with Britain and France.
Veterans gathered at a Presbyterian chapel for the annual union service. Local clergy delivered remarks honoring service members while the Red Cross band performed. high school cadets marched out as the service concluded with a benediction and strong attendance.
The Evening Journal will close after 1 PM tomorrow Tuesday for the complete pension of all business in the city. The office will remain closed for the balance of the day. Deliveries by Gnevlers will continue as usual.
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