Fragmented OCR Note on Plan and Timing
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a plan and timing for an event on a date in April. The text is garbled but hints at scheduling details and a participant or group reference.
08 May 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a plan and timing for an event on a date in April. The text is garbled but hints at scheduling details and a participant or group reference.
Planning pages outline a Commerce Board smoker event tomorrow with details on speakers and topics. Invitations extend to general members and local officials, with focus on Provident Ment Hoy and related conventions.
A trough brings rain chances tonight and Friday with little temperature change expected. Widespread showers may dampen outdoor plans while highs stay near seasonal norms and overnight lows dip into cooler ranges.
An announcement for a multi session lecture series at the M. E. Church tomorrow evening with topics spanning biblical history, the Orient, and missionary work. Lectures promised under the Methodist Sunday School’s auspices with emphasis on biblical and historical views by extended speakers.
Ballots for the Board of Commerce leadership election must be returned by 7 o'clock Monday. Candidates include Bentley and Laurie, with A H Maho Virginia Trinthly and Yank Cole among those counting ballots and declaring nominees.
Unclear OCR text recounts a deadly bandit incident with one person killed and three wounded. The fragmentary report mentions possible locations and names but lacks coherent details to confirm participants, exact site, or timeline.
A fragmentary notice discusses Hatch School boys forming a fine organization. It mentions leadership and intended aims, with references to local officials and public display plans. The readable text hints at a civic or educational society connected to the Hatch School.
A fragmented dispatch details O Brien of the 112th Machine Gun Company departing for Camp Nix and later attending a local school. It notes mutterings about months in service, a missing portion of a referendum, and a statement that 115 months of company duty ended with an escape.
Announcement by general chairman of Welcome Day plans a May 26 celebration in Corry City to honor Corey Hoya and Rainbow Division veterans returning from service. Local units including Company A and 80th Division members are expected to be among the homecoming guests. Plans describe a gala event with extensive preparations and community participation.
M H Seymour a plant employee sustained a deep laceration to his left hand when drilling equipment pierced his hand around 9 oclock this morning. He was hospitalized for treatment and his injuries were not considered serious.
A large crowd welcomed Lt. Wellman home in a Veterans Day type celebration. Veterans from Company A and Rainbow Division veterans attended as neighbors and families gathered to honor Wellman and other returning servicemen.
Local casualty list reports Wayne Isrown among American Expeditionary Forces. Names from Union City and nearby areas include Kilpin, Whittaker, Strang, Solestoy, Shag, and others marked wounded or missing. A grand jury session followed testimony about a shooting at Twenty-fifth and Nave streets, with several injured and hospitalized.
John Turner died from injuries sustained in a recent incident. The funeral arrangements and surviving relatives are listed, including the involvement of family members and social connections in Minneapolis and nearby communities.
Paris reports the Big Four held a special conference to discuss preventing power terms to Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey. A subcommittee was ordered to have these provisions ready before Monday. Ilmer Martin of Erie visits her mother Mrs A B Johnson and friends for a few days.
Citizens are urged to submit names of eleven persons who could serve as directors and help restore public confidence in Corry Hospital. The nominating committee aims to complete its list soon and asks for prompt recommendations for consideration.
A fragmented clipping records local Victory Loan progress and mentions Ava Hay and other names with unclear figures. It notes amounts and dates may be tentative while confirming ongoing fundraising in the community.
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