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Fragmentary OCR item references Ed in the 0 and dap. rowted Platon with unclear context. The readable words point to a brief note on names or terms rather than a full event or profile.
17 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item references Ed in the 0 and dap. rowted Platon with unclear context. The readable words point to a brief note on names or terms rather than a full event or profile.
Allied fronts report renewed Austrian assaults along the Asiago line held by British and Italian forces. Large-scale operations involve twenty divisions and hundreds of thousands of troops with heavy fighting near Grappa seven miles west of the Tiber and along the Maya river, as British and French units push to hold and repel the offenses.
Report from Washington indicates American troops will depart for Italy soon to join Allied forces. Officials say limited American participation is expected while British and French manpower support continues. Observers note no U.S. soldiers are in the Talon trenches yet.
Mrs Laura Colegrove marks her 87th birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs Eugens Burlingame on Franklin street. She recently suffered a fractured hip but remains determined to make the day meaningful with the support of friends.
Wire headlines from Washington to Vienna note draft class usage by 1910 and outbreaks in several cities. An Austrian alert mentions four Australians involved, while a June 17 item reports Henry Cohn of Wisconsin arrested for alleged dangerous alien activity after signaling a Times employee brother.
War Department announced Major General Leonard Wood has been reassigned to his old command at Camp Pontoon. Earlier, a hostile aircraft breached Kent coastal defenses but was driven back before causing damage.
An officer identified as Ward was badly hurt during an incident near Garland. Bystanders and responders, including Dr. John Dior and Dr Sutth F Youlieed, aided him at the North Center ward area as investigations and examinations followed.
The evening event at 1a Gullell featured Mes Hiceyy Alsirider and guests including Miss Molle Kelm Miss Tamaentley Jack Collins and Harold Bromley. A large audience attended a program by younger members while Mr and Mrs Leon Lintsiey hosted guests. The Rev M W Tricey conducted a St Thomas church ceremony today and the Bromleys left for travel tonight from 441 Second Avenue.
The War Department lists thirty nine casualties with details from Wood Wilties and Pine Grove Cemeteries. It notes 6 killed in action 2 dead of wounds and several wounded or missing, with graves decorated and services held. A man named Miller of re Itt graves is reported in today’s Nat.
June 17 report states heavy German assaults were repulsed with significant Soviet and Allied resistance. Prisoners are reported captured as fighting continues around key lines.
The Motorcycle Gypsy Tour organized by Elwin Balfard for the Avery Cycle Works gathers motorcyclists for a grand ride. Participants arriving at the midner will receive a commemorative bronze badge. Local riders urged to join within the next few days for the event.
A fragmented note reports Corry boy, now in France, employed by The Massachusetts Company, with a mention of a photograph and the 8 Signal Gamps, implying a wartime or military context and a local connection.
Mr Gretzler is a son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gretzler of this city and is a graduate of the Corry High Sono.
Saturday afternoon at the Washington atriot grounds the Turnbuckles and Erie split a semi professional game while the crowd watched the two clubs battle for control. The Erie squad topped the Turnbuckles by a small margin as key players faced off and the teams prepared for upcoming matches with proceeds aiding the Red Cross.
Profiteering charges filed against John I. Zeer, Wiry grocer, by the food administration. Hearing set for next week with a stenographer present. If found guilty he faces closing of his store for two weeks or referral to Washington for possible further action.
On Yest, June 16 the MacCabees Memorial Day observance honored members and graves. Forty two deceased Macgihves were decorated at Pine Grove Cemetery, six at St Elizabeth's, and one ritual observance occurred at St Thome Gaven. Fifty grave markers bearing W. B. A. Maccablees were placed with floral bouquets.
Fragmented OCR text describes a military style front line and machine operations near a grove with mentions of French aid and a local area. Key names and precise places are garbled, but tone implies wartime reportage on troop positions and logistics.
Reported scenes at Findley Lake describe a bass fishing outing with several local anglers including Ray Walt, Max Landy, Sune Vesey, Wrayte Skelleyue, and more. The event showcases community participation, with attendees from State Line and nearby towns enjoying the day on the water.
Private Hoshor G Williams has been transferred to Erie City Army Recruiting Station at 101 Snap Street. He will report Tuesday for training with orientation at the port office building on the second floor to collect postings and information for local applicants.
A wrestling accident near Findley Lake left Burley Abbns with a broken leg after a friendly bout with his brother. The injury occurred yesterday when his right leg was bent above the knee. He was transported to the local office of C B Sheor for treatment.
Thames Mankres, famed engineer of the P. R. KR, returned to duty this morning for the first time since January 4 after a bad fall that injured his arm and required a five month enforced vacation. Dinner Kincaid of New York, who was in the city Sunday, departed last evening for Washington DC.
Victor Orn of the Sinai Corps on furlough from Camp Fremont Cal spoke at the Presbyterian Sunday School about Signal Corps work and the camp community. He praised officers in M C G A and the Red Cross, noting abundant food and care during deliveries. Weather hints at possible thunder showers this afternoon or tonight.
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