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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
9
United Pron Washington DG announces selective conscription standards for new army enlistment. Regulations require height between five feet four inches and six feet, weight not under 124 pounds and not over 160, with limbs in perfect condition. Candidates with chronic diseases or bearing a disqualifying defect will be rejected.
Four men aboard the Standard Oil tanker Archbald were killed when the vessel, once bound for a French port, was torpedoed and sank to the bottom after leaving a French port last Thursday afternoon. The four victims were foreigners, and a fourteen member crew list was announced as torched. Information from United States and Allied authorities confirms the incident occurred as German submarines fired on the ship during wartime operations.
A fragmented New York story reports a girl injured in a home invasion where three youths forced entry. She lies in hospital with a broken leg and contusions after being found near a window, claiming the assailants warned her not to tell more. A woman lawyer connected to a Cruger horror case is asked to be notified about the young victim's plea.
A coroner's jury in Miraville reconvened to hear evidence on the shooting death of Fillery Gordon. Witness Ming Woo testified the defendant did not intend harm and took a revolver from her coat pocket. the jury found the death due to gunshot. The defendant Miss Wood was held for the next term of court in Meadville after a hearing.
A ceremony united Mary Virwonn Rov David White Waroh and others. The bride wore white lace and carried roses with pink accents at the home of Mrk J Ay Parson. The couple plans a home in Barnesville Ohio after July 1 and the groom pastors His Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of the late Rev J A Patterson formerly a local Methodist pastor.
Thirteen individuals, described as newcomers from the south, were taken into custody after failing to produce registration cards. Some claimed to be registered but misplaced records. others admitted not visiting registration booths. They await federal action in the city jail.
A cryptic dispatch says Germany intends to release a number of Russian prisoners as part of a diplomatic effort. The report notes potential oversight and aims to ease tensions, with returns to their homeland anticipated once arrangements are completed.
Examinations for undergraduates at the high school began this morning and will continue through the week. Students with low averages must submit an exam in a weighted mark to determine final grades. a common exam will be held Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium for the class of 1917. Preparations for the close day events are under way as Gerald Wood and Pan McIlroy depart for Erie to gather equipment. The new yearbook will be issued soon and touted as one of the best efforts yet produced locally.
Residents report shadowy figures peering into homes on West Smith Street and near Konia Street causing unease. Police notified. suspects described as two men seen near a window and allegedly taking a bike from West Bend Street later denied by owner. Patrols increased as investigation continues.
Directors announce a special dividend payable Wednesday June 20 to stockholders. They state the dividend will not affect the regular July payment and will be treated as a subscription incentive for the Red Cross campaign this week.
Representatives of more than a dozen societies met at Airy Carter's home on West Pleasant tract to study providing every member of Company A with a quiet comfort bag. The meeting discussed ongoing fundraising, naming several participating groups and pledges of about 18 dollars, with plans to publish a full list of those aiding the effort and to equip each listed worker.
Citizens and especially ladies are urged to attend a Chautauqua meeting at the Hill School study hall on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr Fangon’s address will discuss community building and town growth through cooperation. Mr Bannon of the Tr edpath Chautauqua Bureau is a specialist on betterment and a live wire.
New York June 1 Joan J McGraw manager of the New York Giants signed a statement repudiating remarks that might have been construed as reflecting on President Tenet. The action settles a crisis that had rumbled for months.
Wartime dispatch from United Press describes French resistance in the Champagne district as German infantry waves are checked. The report notes heavy fighting, French counterattacks, and Allied air and artillery support, with casualties and strategic concerns for the broader offense.
An announcement details the Forty Fourth Annual Alumni Reunion of the theory High Rehab Alumni Association. The plan lists program attendees and duties with speakers led by Mey and a reception. Executives include Lyle Lowr, Milom Lawn, and Frank Hubbitt with a roster of officers and committee members.
Coroner's jury in Union City ruled the death of Vonna Doubt an accident. Witnesses described a car overturning after losing control while driving about fifteen miles per hour two miles east of Waterford.
Local weather report notes scattered showers tonight and into Wednesday. Forecast calls for cool temperatures with possible breezes as the system moves through the area. Authorities urge travelers to plan for light rain and slick roads in exposed areas.
Exhibit of student work from Winlowe and Cohen departments includes many pieces on display. The display emphasizes variety, with items like dolls and ledgers, and features students explaining their processes and outcomes to visitors.
Local Masons from the city journey to Couderport for the spring session. Leaders Alexander, J. O. Groves, J. A. Wright, G. T. Kincaid and Morris Hongless expected to book an auto trip for three to ten days. The Thirty Second degree will be exemplified and a large class of candidates anticipated.
Police identified four youths aged 12 to 16 as principal participants in the West store robbery. One fugitive returned and confessed after questioning, detailing the entry and theft. The four were bound over to the court after the morning inquiry.
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