Fragmentary OCR note on a satirical muse band theme
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a satirical muse band and a fled, with garbled names and phrases. Details are insufficient to identify persons, events, or clear places.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a satirical muse band and a fled, with garbled names and phrases. Details are insufficient to identify persons, events, or clear places.
Interext led the competition amid weltering efforts in a fragmented report, highlighting a standout performance by a key figure. The text records unclear affiliations and locations, with references to notable entities and proceedings.
Partial OCR fragment describes rain and halting phrases with measurements and items like an oven and tray. Mentions inches and a company name-like fragment but lacks clear events or identifications.
A Saturday raid involving about fifty American infantry and French sappers with artillery crossed No Man's Land to attack German lines. The assault blew mines, set up defensive positions, and local troops advanced to a German trench before retreating with casualties and ammunition losses.
Col Wilcox reports progress in forming a new militia at a statewide conference in Harrisburg. W. Lloyd Murat is named lieutenant in charge and Corry company recruiting proceeds with 35 men. Uniforms and Winchester rifles are ready, with equipment staged at headquarters as officers map future expansion.
Paris dispatch reports U S Secretary of War Henry Stimson arriving to greet General Pershing. A crowd at the station watched as Stimson stepped from a train and shook Pershing's hand, with French officials and American representatives present to welcome the visitors.
Corry Board of Commerce urges earlier mail deposits to speed up processing and prevent delays. Officials note congestion at transfer points and the need to prepare post Jovtera for efficient distribution and delivery.
Gretzler will captain the Tech basketball squad at Pittburg after Tech’s 87 to 71 win over Pitt. Dolwrty and Gretzler energized the lineup with hustling defense and steady scoring. Reports from Pittsburgh praise Gretzler as a strong all around player who improved through the season.
London reports a renewed and heavy exchange of artillery along the British front as British and German guns duel for several days. Observers note increasing intensity and ongoing bombardment with no clear breakthrough for either side.
Mrs J L Gordon at Makesport reports the death of Elizabeth Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Galena. She died this morning around 4 o clock at the family residence after illness. Funeral services at the family residence Monday evening at six led by Luan Stewart of the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Howard Armbiett assisting. Interment planned Tuesday.
Mrs Crurtan announces her move to New York City as Mr Ames joins the Ordnance Department in government service. She will serve as a volunteer while learning Spanish and supporting Central and South America operations. The couple awaits her return to the city. Mr Ames recently became a commissioned officer.
George Von L. Myer, former Cabinet member and diplomat, died at home in Boston. He had served in Massachusetts politics, the state House, and the U S Senate race. He became a national figure after involvement with the Republican Party and strong backing from Henry Cabot Lodge.
Reports from Washington allege Bolshevik cooperation with former prisoners of war and German propagandists in Elberla. Observers say new evidence may prompt the State Department to reverse its stance on a potential Siberian invasion by Allied forces.
The letter describes life on the western front, including trenches, air raids, a movie show for troops, and daily conditions. DeRosay mentions receiving packages from home, weather, improvised living spaces, and German air activity as Allied forces hold positions near German trenches.
Memorial service for a local figure was held last night at the First Memorial Church with sermons by Rev Dr Funtke and Rev Dr Russell Showers. Attendees included Mr Witt and Miss Sulith of Citron, and the service concluded with prayers and a procession by church members.
The funeral of George Von Moyar, famed friend of the mote, is set for tomorrow at Saint Patrick Cathedral. Bishop Will Lawreners and Colonel Hoosavell are among attendees. physicians expect later reports after a recent operation.
The message reports a German assault near Armentieres east of the Meuse with heavy losses for the enemy and claims of capturing prisoners and war matériel. The item also advertises religious services led by Franklin Butte praising vocal power and urging public attendance.
Personal plea framed as a letter fragment sending affectionate regards to Gerry and mutual friends, with unclear closing and names. Contains unreadable or garbled phrases making full meaning uncertain.
Contingent hearings and a heated license contest signal the start of legal proceedings in Warren County. Local officials and residents expect decisive action as the court session unfolds amid ongoing disputes and public interest.
The parish committee announces plans to build a new church this year on the corner of Park Avenue and Patterson, with permanent construction and an architect design. The project aims to serve the community with a modern religious facility as neighbors await formal approvals and funding.
Keystone meets Erle Pusiness College in Exlo City League action Wednesday evening at 7:30. Keystone aims to finish strong after a series of home wins and seeks support from local fans as they prepare for their last game of the season.
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