11 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
1
War bulletin reports Allied forces repelling German advances near Paris and in the Somme region. French and American units claim gains and prisoners taken as battles intensify along multiple fronts and Berlin pursues new offensives.
Allied dispatches report German forces pouring heavy reserves into a decisive attack aimed at breaking through to Paris before U S forces tip the balance. French defenses, though strained, repel attempts as casualties mount and prisoners rise. German leadership leans on infantry officers amid rising fatigue.
Funeral services for W L Roberts were held at the Maple Street Church with many relatives attending. The Baptist choir sang Doomed Night and Some Day We’ll Understand, and interment followed at Hag Grove Cemetery. Relatives listed include Roberts family members and attendees from Jamestown and Barberton.
Message from the Provost Marshall Crowder about a special war service call. The notice urges readiness for extended service and mentions names and units in the context of national defense and military needs.
A report details the sale of War Savings stamps by Boy Scout Troop No. One of Corry from May 18, 1943, listing many scouts and leaders by name and the total proceeds recorded as 18085.00. The piece also covers the annual Carrying School commencement, with notes on decorations, performances, and speeches by local officials and the board of education.
The War Department announces that on June 14 one hundred and thirty casualties occurred in action and in battle. Names include William Campbell of Attensa, with thirty three dead from wounds, four dead from disease, and thirty four wounded among others. Weather forecast: full tonight and warm, with cooler by Friday.
An Atlantic port reports a battle where three enemy submarines attacked. Two were probably sunk, one damaged, and British ships engaged at close range. The British liner Tellist quayie arrived safely with 150 passengers.
An OCR filled roster shows a long list of students named for tardiness or attendance at Concord School Capl Christenann to Wright. The text includes many family and given names with scattered punctuation and misreadings.
A wartime program presented readings and talks on national resolve. Clara Merce Wan and Donald Wilning discussed Germany, diplomacy, and home front efforts. Teachers and Red Cross workers were commended for support as Supt. Wilton urged continued loyalty and cooperation.
Britain and the United States announce intent to ratify a new military convention. The leaders in Parliament and government state both nations will align on defense measures and potential joint actions.
A runaway vehicle on Main Street struck a large window at Phoenix Cut and damaged a storefront. The incident frightened bystanders near the Citizens National Bank and sparked a near collision with a bench. The nurse involved was not seriously injured.
Lieut. Gd. Clyde D. Vueux received orders for the muster of the Corry troop at the Grand Armory. The event is set for morning hours and will occur at 9 o clock.
A buyer reports no drop in meat prices despite a forty to seventy cent per hundred fall in bot costs, accusing butchers of price gouging. Graduation notes list May 198 Hether Clarissy Auer and many classmates while a patriotic program featured a piano song and well wishes for graduates.
The Corry Chapter American Red Cross held its regular executive meeting in the Files Rooms with reports from the Lake Auxiliary and memberships noted. Expenses listed include 25.00 for Worsening Wrecks, 100.0 for 1918 donations, 9.40 for entertainment, and several items totaling various payments to individuals and groups. Four delegates from Corry chapter plan to visit Spartansburg and Lottsville branches at their regular meetings this week.
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