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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
8
Rebel officers confirm a report that Villa's forces are eighty miles north of Torreon and advancing toward Yermo with their foremost troops. Earlier, reports claimed Mapina, a nearby suburb, had been captured. The wording reflects cautious dispatches and ongoing movements in the region.
A United Press report from Washington states that Texas Rangers and allies plan a new raid from Laredo into Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, to recover horses allegedly stolen from the Vegara ranch. The War Department has directed General Miles to prevent the raid at his post.
Diblin March 21 Field Marshall and blast arrived to probe resignations of more than a hundred officers from the British Service who quit the army rather than fight the Tellatorites. A heavy detachment of armed police left to report to orders at once in the most affected regions under urgent wartime directives.
Reports today from an American correspondent describe Villa Arty Ny ar near Torreon and an advance toward a target in the suburbs. The account notes March 21 and references ongoing activity in the area around Torreon and nearby locales.
Fragmentary text mentions Engraved Cards and Linietey’s True Twait Store with hints of engraving samples and prices. No clear events, people, or locations form a complete news item. summary notes a short local trade reference and unidentified names.
Kris Miveh reports Baer, a Greenville contractor missing since Sunday, wandered away from home with a cloudy mind. J C Dost of Keelen Host Contractors sought his whereabouts, noticing Baer bought stock stories and waited at Lake Shore depot for a train to Erie. He was seen in Erie and Albion in the days prior.
United Brethren Church Rev N d Macintyre preaches at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m and class meeting at noon. Lutherans Rev W Hall holds service 11 a m and Evangelistic service 7 p m. Christian Science meets for Sunday 11 a m with Wednesday 4 pm readings and noon Sunday School. Columbus M B Church with morning service following Jesus at 11 a m and afternoon service 1 p m. Victrola sacred concert by Mr Durham. Methodist Episcopal Rev H C Shaw preaches 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday School 9:40 a m. Epworth League 6:45 p m. midweek prayer Thursday. First Baptist Church at 66 or W. Pleasant and Second Ave with 11 a m and 7 p m services. Bible School 10 a m. Christian Endeavor. Washing Salvation Army on Ton Street holds Sunday School 2 a m, rally 7 p m, revival 8 p m. Christian Missionary Alliance Spring Street with Sunday 3 p m and 7 p m services. Bible teaching Wednesday 7:40. Cottage meeting Friday 7:30. Intercessory prayer Saturday 7:20. Emmanuel Episcopal Church app Park Rev G H Sharp ley, services 8 and 11 a m and 7 p m on Holy days 8 a m. First Presbyterian Church Center and Pleasant Rev C J Woodward 11 a m. Sunday School 12:15. evening service. Junior Endeavor 4 p m. International Bible Students meet Sunday 3 p m with speaker H Sweating of Warren.
Charles Slaybaugh, 12, of 221 East Eighth Street, left home Thursday noon after being punished for staying out late and going to a theatre. Relatives in Titnaville were checked but he has not been heard from since. His mother searched and reported concern.
In Ratine Tango Mahogany Wisteria Lavender Brown White Copenhagen Navy Nice weight cloth 40 to 45 inches wide at 50 cents to 1 dollar a yard.
A fourth grade boy, punished by his mother Mae Tae, failed to return home that afternoon. Relatives and detectives organized a night search led by the boy’s worried mother, with police joining in as Thursday morning brought no clues about his whereabouts.
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