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22 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
1
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United Press reports a wartime outline showing Allied dictates on Germany including limits on military and air power. The proposed terms cover disarmament of forces, destruction of fortifications, seizure of naval assets, and strict control of munition production with occupation oversight.
Drain March 21 report lists Bradford boy promoted to captain amid wartime casualties. Names of local soldiers appear, including Carl A. Brounnilder Pametown George A. Lytis and Adelbert J. Bildons, all wounded slightly. Casualty figures total 590 with deaths and illnesses noted among American expeditionary forces.
The Mahood revival at the Methodist church concludes tomorrow with a large adult turnout after the evening sermon. Drs and Miss Mahood plan two final services including a closing prayer meeting and opportunities for offerings to support the work.
Privarn ouniyin mooray of the th Enylieors arrives on Blu Frain No. 5 this morning after more than a year in France. He served in the field and trained at Camp Loo before mobilization and will visit his sister and his father C. P. Moray of Congord township during a short stay in town.
Last night a local gun club joined the Rifle Association in a formal event. The gathering featured remarks from Major W. B. Clyne and notable attendees, highlighting community interest in shooting sports and related clubs.
Authorities aided by the local constabulary pursued leads as an 8 year old boy vanished with a dog after being last seen near a residence on a city street. The mayor and attorney general coordinated calls to locate the boy amid a developing investigation and family distress.
In a sudden shift, several employment bureaus near Wabilington face closure as funding lapses. Officials say about a hundred staff will lose positions while private donations keep some centers operating.
The city has not yet named a new Bell Telephone manager. Officials and company sources indicate the post has remained vacant for several weeks as the search continues under supervision, with internal changes noted at the local office.
Livermore county showcase drew crowds with Penney Walt Co models at Cleveland venue. Exhibits featured flexible suits and outfits, with many looking over coats, hats, and casual wear. Guests included Mrs Northrop and Mrs Jameson of New York, attending with local hosts Mr and Mrs By Northrop.
Reports from Washington via United Press describe mutinies within French regiments near the Odessa area. A delegation met Uhlir Hethenry while officials investigate the mutinies and potential Bolivian involvement.
A disjointed Corry Hospital notice questions who pays when a patient cannot, and how long the hospital can continue debt growth. It cites funding from aid, charity, and insufficient subsidies, urging public and patient honor in accounts while warning of unsustainable costs and accumulating deficits.
Mins Bristow, teacher at Concord school, resigns to join Continental Rubber Co. in Erle as Spanish interpreter and to handle Bowth American correspondence. Mrs. F. N. Barton temporarily leads the grade at Concord while the Board of Education fills the vacancy.
A local Erie company announces plans to construct a new plant in the area. The move follows recent acquisition by the Erin party and involves Mr. Wollejus and others in the community project.
A fragmented text notes clocks advancing one hour on Tuesday, indicating changes in time and routines. It mentions locations and names in a disjointed way, with references to zones and dates, suggesting a nationwide or widespread reminder.
Notice invites all who served in the United States Army in any war to apply for headstones or markers. Applicants must provide full name, unit, regiment, and date of month, with promise to certify the request. No charge for the service. applications addressed to the commander at Post 70 Corry, or adjutant John A. Barnham.
Announcement today states the sale of the Titusville Iron Company to New York investors led by Joby Ditton, with Delaney Fore Co. of Buffalo to provide leadership as president of the new firm. Weather tonight fair, continued cold.
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