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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
1
A U S aviator named Champion died in Japan after a control mishap during an exhibition flight. The crash occurred near Pola on November 1 as the aircraft attempted a maneuver at the event. Local authorities and military officials are investigating the incident and expressing condolences.
Merchants and the committee on Commerce plan a Friday evening meeting at GL Watstone Board of Commerce rooms to organize the Corry Winton Display contest. Attendance requested from all city merchants and committee members.
Red pennants will mark bargain stores Saturday morning as participating shops display attractive prices. The event, promoted by a local merchant association, aims to draw shoppers with promotions and special offers across multiple outlets.
Mrs Crook died this morning at 11:30 in Wayward Home Hospital after a long illness. She was 70 and leaves a large family including Cluinta Rludas, Geli, and Fred Steadman. The funeral is planned for Friday at St. Angrath Church with burial at the parish cemetery.
Reports describe trains carrying troops moving through the city, with mentions of timing and a second train later in the evening. The dispatch notes a military operation and cautions about censorship and authority statements, indicating broader wartime disruption and government handling of supply lines and public information.
New York November 1 United States market trends show ongoing decline with headlines signaling a tepid outlook for stocks. Analysts expect limited gains after recent drops as investors await clearer guidance from policymakers and corporate earnings.
The census of figures invited to the conservation train includes Mrs W W Monmunfilige and Mrs George Unsworth among attendees. Officials anticipate lively tours and discussions guiding the aim of the MOGI Conservation effort next Monday.
United Press notes a calmer mood on the Austro German front with cautious optimism. Reports from Hallin area suggest reduced tension and possible favorable developments along the Taglia river where strategic decisions loom.
Axis air offensive against London reported with multiple German planes penetrating the capital. Bombs dropped on the outskirts. casualties described as limited and under review. British authorities and officials provided a cautious assessment of the raid and air defenses during the night.
Multiple crashes reported along the Erie line with trains derailed and cars damaged. Wreck crews worked near Randolph and randomh, trains halted, and repairs planned after incidents near Buffalo and Shavano.
Fragmented text reports altered bridge specs tied to city contracts. Contractors claim $260 in steel and other costs were charged to the job, while officials say the city incurred no extra outlay and the balance would be settled. The city engineer’s statements loom over disputed charges and project adjustments.
An important meeting was held at the Bent of Commerce rooms to discuss a county bond issue. Local representatives outlined the plan to raise funds for roads and public works and urged farmers and residents to vote in November. The leaders warned that turnout would determine the bond’s fate and called for strong support across rural districts and communities.
Shippers this morning paid the new war tax on freight rates. The revenue provisions levy per cent of the rate on shipments and all charges on through or direct transport. The tax affects rail and express charges, with a five percent levy on mail and postal services not fully clarified. The regulation aims to apply across state lines and to transportation tickets overall.
The Rev. W. Stowello will speak at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Mission Work, detailing an endeavor to foster interest and thought. He is scheduled to deliver the address during morning services at Obrikt Chtrretiy Meadville, with programs aligned to church activities and community outreach.
United Press dispatch reports that a new German chancellor faces a divided Reichstag as Liberal opposition and conservative factions clash over the appointment. Turmoil threatens party unity while the Walser group pressures governing bodies, with potential fallout for government stability and policy direction.
Mrs King hosted a social gathering in Taple Avenue for a November wedding announcement involving Miss Val Morgan and Miss OUn Bracken among Corry’s bright society. The event featured moonlit rides, lanterns, yellowGuid? cards, and a large engagement announcement with ornate centerpieces, reflecting a festive early 20th century domestic pageant.
A dinner honoring Mr Canby was held at the home of Mr and Mrs F M Raymond on Dist Buvith Street with Haymond Manufacturing Company officers attending. The event reflected the longstanding association between the Raymond and Haymond entities and marked a notable social gathering in the community.
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