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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
1
Dispatches from Paris report Germany ready to accept the terms of the peace treaty. Noske to form a new cabinet after Scheidemann resigns, with confirmation pending from the peace commission in Paris and Berlin officials.
A garbled Washington dispatch reports Shepard denouncing opponents and reaffirming support for the League of Nations amid calls to reshape foreign policy. The byline notes United Press coverage from the capital, with limited readable names and phrases.
A lively concert program unfolds this evening at the Hongiuk Inn city hall featuring works by Mourd of Commores, Millar, and Tolga. Performances include The Rye Overture and Spangled Banner with pieces by King Fantana Palka and titled selections. Audience attendees and students are invited to enjoy a subsidized program and treat.
United Press reports Taurinburg notes the legislature will close on time after a lengthy session. High workload remains but majority of business completed. Suffrage measures advance toward final action amid steady progress.
A fragmentary report describes a Presbyterian church outing with members at Findley’s, enjoying a day of outdoor games swimming boating and a late war era trip. Cars were kindly furnished by Fy E Widilehoy and Thomas Eyrlig, with attendees bringing gifts for a social event.
All waiened service men of the est ita urged to be present this evening in On Board of Commerce room for preliminary steps toward organizing a local American Legion post. Temporary officers for the post will be elected at this meeting, which will be held at 8:30 sharp.
Harvard claimed two event wins at the annual regatta as the team posted decisive victories. Orhmads and Hue Yard Tyeskindy led the sprint and rowing segments, with steady crews securing early leads and finishing strong.
Washington June 20 Dinvanatog wife Ton seeks protection as war in the Pacific threatens American security. Senator Phelan briefs a committee on the need to shield ships and home front economies while supporting mobilization for defense.
A jumble of local notices records deaths births and social updates. Mentions include Aire C D Fgiglinton mourning John Litas, Miss Barat Marvin Whyise injury rumors, and Laywueth aT xx tine dnat on Piniley Lab. Also notes Corporal Thomas Thou arriving in New York from service, Rev. Mommas W Crenunagh parish events, and a skating contest with a large crowd observing.
United Press reports American forces ready to advance toward Cassel, 19 miles northeast of Cobiane along the Birdstrait route to Berlin. Army fronts set, artillery moved up, signals crews wiring data as troops occupy strategic positions.
The program opened with Rev Pantie and featured Now the Dawn in Beowking and Pally Upon the World a Chim! John McCormack gave a stirring vocal, Pettit praised McCormack’s career, and Dr Foulke urged graduates to pursue usefulness as a new era begins amid potential war or peace.
A fragment from a 1919 school program notes appointments of hospital committees, lists officers and suppliers, praises American soldiers, and records the graduating class with diplomas awarded to twenty four students alongside a choral recital and an elaborate sermon.
A garbled report indicates Stanford Hose plans to buy equipment but faces delays due to compliance and funding issues. Despite confusion, the story hints at new gear, potential suppliers, and ongoing negotiations tied to city or organizational support.
Alumni of Asner High will hold a reunion this evening at the Armory. A large turnout is expected with graduates visiting and viewing old school memorabilia. President Silas Elst will preside over the event and acknowledge attendee plans for future gatherings.
An investigation file reports dynamiting of trout streams in the vicinity. Local anglers and officials reference explosive use and potential harm to fish populations. The alert mentions air and water contamination concerns and urges authorities to review the incident.
Erie June 20 The thirteenth annual convention of Pennsylvania Elks closes after a week of successful meetings with hundreds in attendance. Officers are installed as thunderstorms and rain dampen plans for Saturday.
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