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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
1
A reported Navy Pacific flight plan may be blocked by May action as discussions on naval appropriation proceed. The issue centers on a proposed ten million dollar allocation within the broader budget, with officials citing policy and strategic concerns.
British planes begin a wartime airlift toward Egypt amid reports of allied operations in the region. Details are scarce in the dispatch, with unclear attribution and fragmented wording.
A Mindley Lake outing yesterday drew about forty sophomores and guests. Students enjoyed a program of games, songs, and refreshments in the afternoon with reports noting the event as a successful high school social gathering.
A severe winter storm tore across Pike County and surrounding areas last night. Damage exceeded 100000 dollars with Angela Marian and John Sabian of Clinton among the dead. Authorities report destroyed homes and power outages as crews assess the southeastern region.
Officials issued a government notice warning the public and merchants to avoid trading or accepting war stamps outside official exchanges. The alert targets violators amid widespread counterfeit risk and urges reporting of any deals involving non negotiable stamps to authorities.
Briey received a 14 word report at St Vingent's hospital on May 30 announcing the death of Claire Ledden, 22, a nurse from Erie who trained at St Vingent's and joined Red Cross service in 1918. Her mother and family were notified. details say the death followed an accident in France during World War I service. Ledden was the daughter of a county official and was based in Ridgway prior to deployment.
A graduation ceremony announced twenty six seniors under Principal Mouroy with moving remarks. The list includes students such as Elizabeth Andora Hunalt Nea Caerhie Avtit Elizaboh Unerall Hilirlé Evelyn Mologeava Vo Bula Crowell Mutian Lanise Dimmink Leone Josephine Fisher Mildew Viva Phalky Rath Mauris Foulke Marin Louise nop Awale Mapsotin Kelly Marion Maley Pay Douglas Murts Grant Aiur Boftie Barylen Manito Prayton on Spud Roywrn, with staff led by Autry.
Shindon Sivadun aged 00 years dies at Pibonix Motel after short illness. Survived by two sons and several relatives in the city. A prayer service will be held tomorrow at 1 o clock at Emmanwell Church with Reverend Anton officiating. Body to be taken to Gorey New York for interment.
The city hosts Flag Day events with Maga displays and a religious service at 8 o clock. Corry longo B P.O. Ellis and local leaders invite the public to attend the Pecenivo ritualistic service conducted by Ht Ombre fant, with Past Bealtod itutor of Tamentown presiding.
The coroner's jury found negligence in a Elgin incident where Tilmir Dahl died after a fast train collision with an automobile. Witnesses described whistle signals, crossing warnings, and the actions of the engine crew as factors in the accident.
A crash on Harrisburg street left three dead and several injured. Initial details indicate a large motor vehicle was involved and emergency crews responded quickly. Officials are investigating with several witnesses being questioned.
Proclamation by Mayor of Gary requests Corry and surrounding community to observe Welcome Home Day on June 27 1919 with a parade in which industrial and fraternal organizations and the military participate. An orator address in City Park followed by music and a reception. businesses urged to close for the day. Signed June 14 1919 by O. B. Alexander.
A garbled United Press brief cites Paris on next Saturday as a key date for events titled Dee Tage for the Hun as Germany faces military moves. The report mentions plans, alliances, and anticipated action with references to Germany and Allied responses amid wartime discourse.
Local Kane and Warren residents campaign against altering the Pennsylvania Railroad timetable affecting trains 579 and 680 to bring Erie closer to Kane and Bris. The Kane Republican and local papers warn the shift would delay arrivals in Philadelphia and New York, harming daily travel for residents and visitors. The Erie board argues timing could boost tourism, but opponents insist it would burden Kane Bris and surrounding towns.
The article reports ongoing steps to improve Sciota Road and related routes. It notes planned work along Finley Road corridor, discussions about widening and drainage, and expected start dates. Officials express urgency to advance the project and minimize disruption to traffic during construction.
A mine fire at the Proport No. 2 plant of the Amerinin Manganese company in Dun Hat near Connellsville Pa caused over 25000 dollars in damage. The fire destroyed loaded coal cars a motor shop offices and the 175 yard long tipple plant with its fan house. Gases and smoke filled the mines delaying entry and no exact blaze origin is given.
The Poconny Chapter of Pennsylvania held the 1920 convention at Conneaut Lake. Sallie T Van Cox selected officers for the coming year, naming Wartly Grand Matron Mrs Ballio Ue Hanvor and other leaders. Corry’s Ida Nast appointed district deputy for District No. 1, with jurisdiction over several chapters.
Tomorrow at 8 pm the Corry high school class of 1919 will hear Rev Mortimer G Astin deliver the baccalaureate sermon in the high school auditorium. Evening services at the church will be omitted to allow all to attend. Special music and rock panora e will assist in the program.
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