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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a historic newspaper page shows garbled words and stray letters. Readable elements include a possible date and fragmented place names but no coherent event or action to summarize. Further restoration needed to identify a valid title and summary.
A malformed report describes Crown Bakery being bought by an Erie firm. The purchase includes Corey plant operations and Crown Bakery lines with plans to operate from a new site while Wollejna and O’Connor names appear. The deal spans several weeks with local implications for jobs and production.
The event at the high school auditorium featured varied performances by students including a dramatic impersonation of Bill Nyo and artistic numbers. The Literary Leoture WOUvie showcased singing and acting, drawing praise for enthusiasm and stage presence, with attendees noting strong applause and a lively, albeit mixed, reception.
Wedmond Wisconsin March 15 Normin Ws Mugl former Democratic National Chairman declares Mack predicts Wilson will be elected. He claims strong support inside the party and nationwide backing.
A home robbery at Rohirl Turwikl iy Abie oelky taat nights involved $10,000 in jewelry and $173 in cash from a family vault. Two men, Ray Tanwrewes and Bloronco Douglas, were implicated but the case details remained unsigned as investigators pursued the ambiguous account.
Fragmented report notes construction on a city building progressing, with work nearing completion after a period of delays. Details mention completion of basements and foundations, management by Mr. Love and the Commissioners, and an expected total timeline of several working days to finalize remaining tasks.
A garbled OCR page records a St Patrick's Silver Social with a program of music and attendance, followed by a church meeting at Ros city. It notes participants, including Mrs Mary AL Mowthw and Mr Hens, plus weather and local business updates.
Dispatches report a chaotic session amid protests and searches as German delegates faced scrutiny. The piece references key figures including Hroskiert Rani and Dr Edward Davin, noting the altered political climate after the assassination of Archduke Franz. Further items discuss demobilization and international diplomacy from Washington and Paris.
A scrambled firsthand account describes an attempted assassination of Premier Clemenceau in France during February. A gunman fired at the convoy, shots rang out, a guard and onlookers reacted, and the premier remained unharmed as officials pursued the matter amid weather and security concerns. The report notes accompanying dispatches, public reaction, and ongoing political tension.
An informal reception at the Union Baptist Church followed a brief program in the church parlors. The event featured devotional elements, songs, instrumental pieces, and a welcome address by the pastor. Attendees sang America and enjoyed a service with refreshments and fellowship concluding the gathering.
A report from March 15 states the Health Department will enforce a vaccination mandate. Dr. Martiny and officials discuss compulsory compliance and legal examinations in all counties. The push seeks to ensure attendance of children in public schools and to assess penalties for noncompliance.
United Press report details a fire at Carbondale railway shops with considerable loss and unclear total damage. Officials investigated cause as authorities sought the extent of property damage and potential disruptions to service.
The New York harbor strike was rapidly winding down as owners refused to meet demands for an eight hour day and higher pay. Officials estimate over four thousand workers remained idle as the marine workers' union pressed for better conditions.
United Press reports Secretary of the Navy Daniels departs Hoboken for Europe aboard a transport, with a timetable of departure this afternoon and a note on briefing officials on new naval developments. Also mentions Tony’s at the Democratic Invitae Club with Homme Cum sulbya and shows the era’s political club scene.
A jumble of OCR text mentions Vern Squier facing military service with references to a hearing last night. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the core item indicates a court or tribunal action resulting in an army sentence for Vern Squier.
An appeal urges collection of clothing for Belgian relief with details on drop locations and dates. The notice mentions community organizers and expected distribution aims, seeking wide public participation and support in the upcoming drive.
Telegram reports Corporal Thomina Stiley returning from overseas duty. She is noted to have served with Company M during 1917 campaigns, and is expected to be assigned to duty in her home area in a few days. The dispatch mentions allied units and battles involving the 28th Division and supporting detachments.
The funeral of J A Adams was held at 10 o clock in Booth Center street home of Mr and Mrs Robert Barlow. The service was conducted by Roy Martinez Ashton rector of Emmpnay Church in the presence of immediate relatives and friends. The body was laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Mannt Ado 3 J Desmond Eli Buelow and George Barlow.
Word has been received that Lieut Duffy, from Nanay Mewes, has embarked to join new French unit in Bordeaux area. He will train at a military camp near Bordeaux then report to combat officers camp. He is attached to Coast Artillery and is expected to stop at Dijon, Lyons, and Muznoillea before June 30.
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