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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
1
A partial classified fragment lists prices for items including a special 537.50, an additional drug charge 15.50, a 23.50 sewing line, and cement company references, indicating a miscellaneous procurement page with currency figures.
The American collier Jupiter arrived at a French port with 10,500 tons of wheat. Warships guarded the vessel as reports from Le Mutin noted the shipment, signaling preparations for Allied supply and the anticipated arrival of American troops.
United Press reports the American steamer Silver Shell sank a German submarine in the Mediterranean on May 30 after a one hour battle. Commander Beorathy Dintala, with W. J. Clark of New York leading the gun crew, received praise for the action and a possible promotion is under consideration by the Navy Department.
Murray Olds, son of Mr and Mrs L W Olly, leaves tonight to rejoin the Ninth Regiment, U S Engineers, the same command Captain Dr Rogers leads. Regimental move to France expected within weeks. He plans a two day furlough before permanent departure, and friends extend best wishes.
Mr Lawrence Brumnett and Jim Myntic Vaile, both of this city, were married this morning at Jamestown by Rev D Widrege at the Methodist parsonage. The couple were attended by Walter and Grace Card, cousins of the groom. They will return to Klaetty to make their home.
A noon accident left several youths injured in Des Moines with fractures and head injuries. Paramedics and doctors investigated possible permanent disability while one boy sustained a knee fracture and was treated at the hospital.
The Open Worwue Amletst Organs forum for June covers the annual report by James P. Drown secretary of the Hound, detailing board finances and membership, with a $874,068 treasury balance and total assets. Supt Wilson writes on junior high school Austria training and urges start of industrial schools. The forum also features Corey’s vast opportunity and housing projections for Well ingly, urging solutions to the city’s housing problem.
The Wood ward bill providing for a two percent inheritance tax was passed by the Senate this afternoon. The men are now going to Governor Brumbaugh for his signature. If signed, the tax is expected to yield about five million dollars per year.
A hospital stockholders meeting presided by J. Austin and Julien Welch elected a slate led by J. F. Austin and others after contested voting. Minutes were read, results announced, with weighty majorities declared for multiple directors. The annual hospital report by Miss Buse was presented and ordered printed for public review, detailing admissions, discharges, and hospital days for the year.
A wartime report dated June 7 details alleged informal aid to slackers, noting printed cards claiming new identities and suspected distribution. It mentions investigations, potential arrests, and inspectors targeting improper practices in several county areas, with officials promising action and urging support for hospital workers and patients. The piece also mourns Dr. G. A. Ellyson, praises the Ladies Auxiliary for hospital improvements, lists completed upgrades and donated items, and outlines nursing staff progress and future graduations.
A chaotic report discusses a fifty percent exemption claim tied to draft rules, noting exemptions largely based on dependents. It cites swearing in of officials and safety concerns while asserting many men refuse to hide behind gender roles. The piece touches on Germany and manpower impact in war talk.
The Rex Theatre hosts a dramatic youth showcase featuring promising performers and elaborate dance acts. Spectators are promised bold stage effects and a high-energy performance by young hopefuls under a grand carnival style production.
The board of directors for the Chamber of Commerce held a meeting last evening electing officers and a committee. A vote of thanks was given to the chairman, with note of appreciation to Alexander and associates for indoor activities. A plan was approved encouraging citizens to purchase Liberty Bonds and oppose partisan municipal reforms. Harrisburg debate over Third Class City bills continues as commerce representatives voice opposition.
A drowning occurred Wednesday in Conneaut, Ohio, with initial reports naming locations near water and identifying a missing person. The details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities investigated the site and planned recovery efforts.
Two more offenders were warned and fined by a motorcycle officer in morning traffic checks. Each offender paid a small fine of 17, with additional charges noted for past violations. The officer cited repeated slow adherence to rules and urged caution for ongoing road safety.
United Press report describes a long quiet sector experiencing renewed military tension. Forces including Dondan and Hale engage in artillery and reconnaissance near Macanall, with mentions of MeOKChee Wytachiole and Wuhan base responses. Officials note increased patrols, shifting deployments, and ongoing frontline stabilization efforts amid uncertain crossings and potential clashes.
Corry man Harry Wike is found dead on Wall Street in Meadville amid terse, unclear notes from a local report. The fragment indicates a fatal event possibly linked to a railroad setting and mentions Destin, Hawt, and Anderston in uncertain context.
Corry residents attend the fifty-third Sabai School convention in Molodhymun Ave Bine Erie County. The session opens in the afternoon and continues Friday evening with noted speakers. Delegates from Presbyterian Sabbath school including Dry G Wood Miss Avaline Drought Lucile Love Dr Wood Temperance Secretary,addressing delegates on temperance. Union City M F Church hosts the main session with an engaging program planned for today and tomorrow.
An overcast weather update notes thunder showers in the county of ATL with uncertain figures. Officials estimate around 12 900 to 17 000 in live measurements, warning the public to expect variable conditions tomorrow and advising caution.
The Official Bulletin states a Liberty Loan Bond is a solemn promise by the United States to pay the maturity amount to the holder and to pay interest semi annually each year from issuance until full payment.
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