25 May 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
1
A United Press dispatch from Paris relays that French troops fought heavy night battles along the Moun region, gaining slight ground on the western front. French analysts claim Germany has suffered the heaviest casualties and may attempt another push, though French forces anticipate no decisive German breakthrough.
The Library Theatre in City plans a management change on June. Cohen and Parker transfer loan of the theatre to Cohan and Parker of Ol City. Parker will gain personal control of the South Street venue while Cohen directs the Temple Theatre in City. The library will become a moving picture house focusing on major productions and road shows may be booked later.
Secretary Baker announced at Washington that 116 Texas National Guard members who refused border duty would be court martialed. Experts advised the action, noting the governor's call and allegiance issues, leading to anticipated military proceedings.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with showers to the north. Forecast covers Por Planа area with Wariner noted in the header.
Reports from Erie indicate a rift between the Erie Motor Club and Harborcreek Township officials over the Good Roads Day effort. Harborcreek leaders halted participation and withdrew all teams and funds, leaving the campaign in doubt while a reduced effort aims for better results next week.
London May 25 Lloyds betting on the war's duration shows revised insurance rates tied to a lasting conflict. Backers assign odds on when the war ends and on U S and German involvement, with wagers predicting 1916, 1919, or 1927 outcomes and Germany US entanglement this month.
A late 1910s board meeting includes reports from the cashier on the year starting July 1 1915, balance statements, and payments to the treasurer. It covers tax, credits, and reimbursements, along with personnel actions including librarians, teachers, and janitors, and actions for graduation honors.
United Press reports Washington May 21 that General Funston was refused additional troops for the Mexican border. The War Department officials indicated no new forces would be dispatched, delaying reinforcement requests from Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma.
A detailed Chautauqua week program outlines lectures musics and theatrical features to engage the Corry audience. It mentions keynote speakers Clark Garza and others and notes youth Story Hour and a grand opera rendition. Plans include advertising discussions and leadership by Mr Young the superintendent. In London a British merchant steamer was torpedoed by a German submarine marking a naval loss in the North Sea tied to ongoing hostilities.
A reading shows a roster of individuals including Stanley Hull Nichola Colina Elizabeth Arion Viitor Emamiel Orn, Stanley Blair Pennell Irene May Raah Florenes Mas Raymond Tawhol Karheyn Rekor Kathryn Lindstoy Smith Lawk Athort Storer, Mary Cocolin Sullivan Guntat Sundown Mildred Whewrath TNotson Clifton Aloyius Weber Bimal Clair Whitmore Ine Belle Wilpor Jonnie Louies Wand Lorna Wright Olu Lutte and Ruth Eleanor Young Wallaoo Madison Young Granvel William Nowh.
Berlin asserts control of Dead Man's Hill near Verdun as German forces press the Verdun front. The rapid advance and undefined losses are reported with wartime dispatches describing German gains and allied resistance.
A new plant is planned by the Karma Slimonocker Company at Lovells, to be built within weeks on old railway property near the Lovells station. The project includes an option on property and deposits, with construction expected to begin soon and a focus on dipping walls and storage. Local officials and the company arranged a plan, though details remained under wraps pending final approvals.
The Woman's Relief Corps issues a memorial notice for May 28 at 1 40 PM. The Post and Corps plan a gathering at the Traction Building at two o clock to place flowers and honor the dead. Members are invited to join, and a procession will march to the church after meeting at the Post Office.
Mrs Joy Gillette entertained twenty Indian guests at a luncheon held at one o clock in the Phoenix Hotel. The event featured readings by Franklin and was set with decorated tables of wood form and vid Yota. The gathering was arranged with care and the month chosen appeared to be favorable for an inviting afternoon.
The conference voted to ease restrictions on Methodist participation in social activities including dancing theater attendance and other recreations. The action signals a shift toward broader engagement within the church community and its public life.
Fragmentary report details a court scene involving Arthur Waite and others. Witnesses describe past acts and motives as prosecutors allege theft and deceit. The testimony centers on Waite’s youth and alleged crimes, with limited clear outcomes recorded.
A Sunday program outlines prayers, speeches, and ceremonial duties for the Grand Army event. The schedule includes a post chaplain led prayer, Muste and Musto addresses, roll, decorations, and tributes by Company A and other groups. Automobiles will transport Pont members to centers for the closing ceremony and wreaths for the dead.
Unclear text from a United Press item reports failed events or outcomes across the state on a Good Roads Day observance. The readable fragments mention people and places but lack coherent details or names to confirm specifics.
The article reports Rochester Hill securing the first win for their premier league season. Pitcher George Toy led a strong showing while teammates Corry Linn and Bardwat Congetet contributed key hits. The result marks an early success in the Nations League schedule amid tight play and mounting expectations.
May 45 report cites Irish Conciliation efforts with Premier Asquith seeking to unify factions. Lloyd George aims to end discord and push a general conciliation plan while ministers align on alliance and policy moves amid government pressure.
Mrs Minny Went Egolf died at 5:80 p m in Corey's Hospital after several days as a patient. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:50 from the home on Third Avenue. She is survived by her son Howard Egolf of Muskogee, and by two brothers, How al of Missouri and Emoth of Purrels Pay. Local manager for Atlantic Refining Co.
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