27 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
1
A 1910 era dispatch reports Germany pressing for immediate admission to the League of Nations and outlining German aims on military limits reparations and national governance. The piece cites official statements by German delegates and Allied reactions amid broader Austria treaty talks and negotiations at Versailles.
A Stranigan farm drilling operation faced a pause as equipment issues halted work near Hone Dake. The crew reports initial hope of resuming quickly while technicians assess the downed tool and assess potential depth around 1100 feet.
Indy roller skater Minh Aleta brings international flair with a week of exhibitions at the Novelty Roller Rink. Performances start Monday and run through Wednesday with special events each evening, including a Noodoo party and appearances by DVorak and guests.
A chaotic report describes a memorial service planned in Columbus with weather interrupting events. Pal DeRoray will speak at 2 o clock while the Columbus Orchestra is set to perform. An auto accident on a Main Street corner leaves Mrs Clute bruised after being struck by a car driven by a Barnes party. bystanders note the driver did not stop.
Public notices say shoe stores in the city will close on Wednesday afternoons throughout June September. Groceries meat shops and barber shops will also close at different intervals during July August and September, with selective hours posted.
Forecast indicates calm conditions with no significant changes. Light winds expected across the region and overnight temperatures near seasonal norms.
The Titnavule P. Re R ntie gears up for a Friday game as locals prepare for Memorial Day. The Titnavule team has visited the city previously this year and remains focused on shaping a lineup for the upcoming match and rival visit Friday.
A May 20 village meeting in Valconer discusses rejecting a contract with Cas and the related communication from Wauusyt Fania Gar about rates. The Public Service Commission is noted as involved in halting actions amid contract concerns.
The Graduate Nurses association of atelot Now 8 will hold a meeting on May 29. A delegation from onto-town will attend at 11:30 a.m. at the Nerows home North Conte at roots. The afternoon program at 1 p.m. will be hosted by De wind Mra Bonnet at 47 Rast Bell street with entertainment and educational talks for winds and all nurses and friends invited.
Miss Loraine Ferguson 4 Red Cross nurse left the city on April 3 1918 for Newport News Virginia after serving in Porto Rico and recent assignments in Camp Wadsworth South Carolina and Port Delgada. She later joined the New York embarkation camp and was moved to Camp Deyous for further duty.
An eighteen month old child was struck by an Erie Freight train on Pimmlerna avenue near Wy Ple yesterday. The train shot the child onto the tracks and the boy sustained serious injuries to the head face eye and nose. He was removed to the station then to a hospital for treatment.
A terse dispatch from Viborg via Stockholm claims the Soviet government in Petrograd was toppled. The blast ringed Holy Petrograd and surrounding halls, with reports of bombardment and dramatic upheaval near a western front hub.
An irregular society notice describes the Missionary society of St. Pauls Church meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. George Cochlin. The Lilian Guild gathers with Mrs. Minneh Norton for supper at 4:89 oclock. A night cap social is planned at George McIntyre's home on May 30 for Mare Crook church funds. Ladies should bring sand-winkes or cake and a tip to the auctioneer if invited.
The text reports the NC-4 departing the Azores heading east toward Lisbon, Portugal. It mentions weather conditions, route details from Pont Deyn to Lisbon, and updates on the mission status and naval coordination.
The memorial day service will be held at the State Armory at 1 o clock with the Elks, Blaine Kincaid to speak, music by Drager and others, and addresses by Blaine Kincaid and local officials. A group plan will transport veterans to cemeteries and volunteers will assist with child care and parking at Pont 70.
Eugene Mitchel died at Corry hospital in the evening at the age of 90 after a recent right leg operation and a period of decline. He survived several children and his body will be taken to his alma mater near Ceanterville for the funeral.
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Secretary of the Navy Danita Doniely announced that abandoning the large naval program was popularized by the Nous Naval Altair Commission. The move would shift faith in the Nation’s future, ending the program from the prior Congress and redefining U S naval power.
London May 27 Warry Hawker will make another attempt at a nonstop Trans Atlantic flight. A Daily Mail report says Hawker is determined and optimistic about success. Dr Ny Soy Gillette reportedly shows the patient improving with favorable progress.
Residents empty streets and gather debris in a successful cleanup effort. Volunteers from local groups and families worked across neighborhoods to improve safety and appearance, reflecting strong community spirit and organization.
A two day gathering of the Lodge of Protection opened this afternoon at the Masonto Temple in Erle at 1380 block. The closing banquet is planned for tomorrow evening. Pittsburgh official Judge Buglanan and Northwestern Pennsylvania district deputy are among attendees. Several Cory members of the Magonian fraternity who traveled to Hrio for the ceremonial were listed by name.
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