Local youths enlist as conflict escalates in Sols area
Text describes numerous local young men joining a mobilization near Sols with references to stations and volunteers. Names appear scattered amid fragmented notes on movements, injuries, and wartime activity, with several individuals reported as wounded and others leaving their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sols
Norning Wit
Merancourt
Warton
Muldevick
Joseph Riley
Mariel Hale
Hwlted
War Stamp Sale Totals Reported in Local totals
War Stamp sale totaled 40 645 76 dollars with the local committee reporting a large sum. The item recounts a London date and references promotions and figures related to wartime fund drives amid confusion in the OCR text.
Memorial Day Observances in Corry Remembered
The Corry Memorial Day program highlighted by a speaker at the Armory and addressed by local and civic leaders. Veterans from TJ Post No 70 and others paraded, with notes on national unity and democratic values, honoring those who fought in past conflicts.
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Pho Line Armory
Durygee
Abel Hand
Philtornt
von Wilcox
Ivor Byrkonl
Wortley
George N. Rolierbé
Adeorg
Howworthy
Dauyyaun Osmond
Ihe
Ina Mein
Mira
Ikieey Ruiheris
Mw Cramer
Mibu Saewh Molina
van Rowling
Witeos
Chrys
Te Vani
Momanial
Linwolnta Aitiree Oyterest
Roll of Manor
Wilaon
Amubic
Ohle
Alton
Domoeroy
Thiotghim
Domocmey
Germany
Autonse
Belgium
Altwoke
Thia
Help Corry Hospital Appeal for Fruit Jars
A local appeal urges Corry residents to donate hundreds of empty fruit jars to support Corry Hospital. Solicitors will call to gather names and addresses. jars collected now will be delivered soon, aiding the hospital ahead of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Corry
Message of Love and War Echoed in Public Address
Speech by Mrs Olde in Dublin and Northern Pranue venues urged unity and sacrifice for monarchy and country. The talk praised Red Cross volunteers, wartime aid, and moral duty, linking patriotism to support for American allies and May recognitions of Italy and Belgium.
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Otro Ellen
Bohglnm
Liday
Moneville
Canada
West Wood
Sam
Vastorans
Red Cross
Red Cross Honda
Ao Amie
Womebody
Ahm
America
Tay
Atny
Lary diLiog
Maly
Nation
Tralyald
Marne
Warfund total reaches fourteen thousand eleven dollars
Chairman Ola of the Red Cross drive announces a war fund total of 14 011 50 with 1009 00 reported at 4 p m Wednesday Corry praised for 200 percent effort and community pride as the campaign surpassed a thousand in donations with Liberty loins and YMCA cited among contributors.
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Ola
Suc
Red Cross Drive
Corry
YM Cw
Liberty
Caimpalen
Thy
Qunta
Memorial Day Grief and Valor Marked by City Ceremonies
A disrupted report describes Thomas Courneen struck by a ball in a late game, with police promising action but later none. The piece shifts to Memorial Day ceremonies with veterans, parade marshals, graves at Ping Grove Cemetery, floral tributes, and multiple veterans groups involved.
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Thomas Courneen
Aatternoon
Rte
Cowneed
Whiyer Inc
Rolomeed Awhirrel Wikteh Wis
Courneen
Body found near Columbus Station in suspected self-inflicted death
The body of an unknown man was found near the water ration a quarter mile east of Columbus station with indications pointing to suicide. He had been seen in the area for several days and wore no pocket items. A note about his travels mentioned Washington Oregon and California.
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Columbus Station
Mie Wan
Moon
Pucket
Washington
Oregon
Colonado
Luitire Brown
Large turnout in trap shoot at Corry Rod and Gun Club
More than thirty trap enthusiasts competed yesterday afternoon at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on the new trap grounds west of the city in the Third ward. H. Weight medal went to Glighner for scoring twenty-two of twenty-five as twenty-five entries contested. Ream won the fifty shot event, earning a gold medal from DuPont interests. MuElroy claimed a silver medal, with other participants receiving bronze. Miss Penn Smut, daughter of Brad Smith, stood out among the ladies with a creditable showing. A special event is planned for July as the next shoot day approaches.
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Corry
Hastine
Jones H
Glighner
Grandin Hotel
Thare Ware
Gliyner Séle
Vere
Dane
Ream
Swayn
Bacon
DuPont
Aij
Nia
Olleible
Albert I Mueiroy
Fonty
Madie
Mowiray
Sipont
Penn Smut
Brad Smith
Hewitt Arrested After Disorderly Conduct Hearing
Hewitt was arrested last evening on a charge of disorderly conduct after neighbors complained. He was jailed, appeared before Alderman Porter, who fined him 15 dollars plus 7 for costs, and spent the night in jail awaiting further action. Monroe Bellinger, 63, died at City Hospital after weeks of illness. He leaves a wife and five children. The body was moved to Alexander’s and will be taken to the family home in Union City.
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Hewitt
Porter
Gmumnent
Harritt
Mieta
Monroe Bellinger
Otty Hospital
Alexander
Ramfly Homs
Union Oly
Memorial Day addresses by Rev Woodward urged democracy and destiny
Rev B Woodward delivered Memorial Day sermons in the Congregational Church at Spel Oreble and the Presbyterian Church at Garland. He urged self determination as the path to democracy, linking Civil War outcomes to present world events and wartime resolve. The funeral of Henry Cornish followed, with services in Columbus and interment at West Side Cemetery. he died May 29 at age 85, survived by two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Woonward
Garland
Woolward
iMiuiy
United States
Pation
Tesa Eachoes
Henry Cornish Waa
Tela Witernoon
Hon
Waa
West Side
Columbus
Hota
Hia
Wile Ter D
Fred
Lebo
Tohnsén
Standard Wins First Ball Game in Strong Exhibition
The Standard team opened with a doubleheader against Corry, winning the morning game decisively as Crumans and Wilcox starred. The afternoon contest featured heavy hitting by Hop Kita and others, with the home team showing good depth and support for the season.
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Yésteniay
Corry
Pazrle
Crumans
Nuinerate
Gwacum
Hop- Kita
Wits
Twlen
Wilcox
Mountain
Semion
Pontinues
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