Miss Thompson Teaches at Park Street Home
Miss Thompson announced her engagement while living with her parents on Park Street. She studied at the Illus Conservatory of Miiaid and will begin duties as director of the Episcopal church next Sunday.
14 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
1
Miss Thompson announced her engagement while living with her parents on Park Street. She studied at the Illus Conservatory of Miiaid and will begin duties as director of the Episcopal church next Sunday.
Fr. Semindinger, recently ordained, arrives to lead Sunday service at St Thane Clee Phe. A large procession and special choir planned with local churches, Knights of Columbus, and Niagara University ties. Rev. Semindinger is expected to be formally welcomed by parish leaders and area clergy.
A garbled OCR summary references a mayoral race and national politics with mentions of a holiday, a city official, and a silver badge. It appears to describe voting, party activity, and public sentiment but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The readable fragments hint at a ceremonial era and civic process without concrete specifics.
Fragmented text reports a dramatic step involving the dissolution of China's parliament amid shifting leadership. It references acting premier candidates, regional responses, and tense political maneuvers across provinces.
The article reports Hines will accompany Lee Wood on a voyage to New York with plans dated for June 20 and a departure for New York City. It notes Hines recently left the Olney land paper for a position with the Akron Thread Ruler Company and mentions a former Corry boy joining Wood.
Mr Peters, Democrat official in the U S government, will address the Municipal Chamber at nine oclock. He recently spent weeks in the city visiting plants in an official capacity and is a highly regarded veteran of active service on the western front. Members expect an engaging and informative talk for residents.
A West Main Street incident left a young boy severely hurt after falling from a telegraph pole near his home. He was rushed to a local medical facility with serious head injuries. his condition was reported as critical following medical attention.
The article reports an appropriation of $12,000 from the state for the hospital with mentions of related legislative actions and potential governor’s approval. It notes House and Senate proceedings and a reference to an $800 amount in error or related context.
In the Good Teeth program rallys teachers and dentists spoke to pupils about tooth care and proper brushing. Samples of dentifrice were distributed and a math arithmetic test was given to upper grades. Ping Day exercise was held across schools this forenoon.
Fine review of Corry Tent K T M last night shows unanimous election of officers led by Commander James Wright. New officers include Lt Colonel Collinder Chaplain Ber nount Master at Arms Master of Guard and Beurhiel. event featured a guest heart of control and a post election gathering with weather note.
Local notes detail the formation of a Chautauqua committee with officers and committees named. The report lists president vice presidents secretaries treasurers and attendees, along with city wards and community involvement and planned events.
Jacob Werkiner died this afternoon around two o clock at Hunlly taxi fiction on Bhat Pisanunt Atreet. Mr Berliner died after a months health decline with a sudden break down and his surviving wife and family mentioned. Funeral arrangements are to be announced. A report from City Amnounced noted Colonel Richards filed final papers at Morrisbare for the Sixteenth Regiment showing 1692 officers 1494 enlisted men totaling 2967. four officers and 87 enlisted needed to reach 2018.
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