19 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1917
Page
1
War dispatches report Italian forces maintaining positions along the front near Rome despite repeated attacks. Telegraph lines remain intact while Allied river crossings push, and heavy enfilading fire threatens key Italian holds as units defend positions along the front.
A pioneering wartime service at the Presbyterian Church in Lindsay highlighted by a sermon on Old Glory and dedication of a war memorial. Music featured Master Bruce Smith, Mildred Crowell, and Dr. Wood, as Roll of Honor entries named service members from the area.
Hearings before the Public Utility Commission open in Harrisburg today over gas rate increases. City officials and attorneys for the city, urged by residents, seek a fair rate adjustment while the gas company defends current charges. Attorneys warn the case could go to further litigation if necessary.
Funeral services for the late Mr Lee were conducted at St Thomas Church following his death. Surviving relatives and friends gathered for the ceremony, with pallbearers and attendees from the local community paying respects to the longtime resident.
A large crowd gathered as Knights of Columbus launched a fundraising drive led by Rev. Walher Somindinger and Deputy James Flynn. The meeting, at St Thomas Parish, approved forming committees to recruit members and plan early fundraising expeditions to raise substantial funds for Catholic efforts.
London reports General Maud, commander of the British expedition in Monopotamis and Tiki Mio, died Sunday. An official statement announced the death with initial reports of critical condition prior to the death.
Report from Austerdan states two German warships were destroyed off Heligoland on Saturday. One destroyer possibly and another vessel were sunk with crews. British forces engaged the German ships amid heavy action.
Fragmented report from early November describes provisional government troops ordered to halt before reaching the city. Sources claim intelligence on Kerensky’s whereabouts prompted the pause as forces and transportation were redirected.
The Desaules trial begins with juror issues as state and defense clash over a pretrial challenge. Prosecutors recount the alleged shooting of a woman who killed her partner on a August night, while attorneys spar over evidence and jury selection in the courtroom.
Report from Field Marshal Hos notes successful and important raid nights near Monehy and Greentind Hil. A large audience witnessed a patriotic program with an America centric service flag dedication and the Stars and Stripes salutes. Four American boys carried the flag. five hero hymns and sermons followed.
Corry Grange held a busy Saturday session in Maccabe Hall with a large turnout. An election of officers was conducted, naming Worthy Matron Tit Rants and other officers, while plans included a Pomona gathering and a reading by Mrs. Frey Swihy on December 4th.
In a dramatic report from the era, renowned flyer Cath Han is missing after a recent skirmish over the c unny's Hox. Republic authorities, led by Nashoon, seek details as the nation awaits word on the fate of a leading aviation figure.
Corky Lodge announces the Elks annual minstrel program with a larger and better show planned after the holidays. The preparations promise improved acts and crowd appeal for the Ansonia event.
A large number of tickets have been sold for the L C B A card party and dance to be held in Mincon Hall Tuesday evening. The affair is the annual event organized by women of the association. Proceeds will aid decorating and church work with plans for a spring project.
A Corry youth in Company A has been promoted to Second Lieutenant after passing a competitive examination. Colonel Rickards announced the promotion timing, noting the young man is regarded as one of the best drilled soldiers in the unit and well versed in military knowledge.
A Pennsylvanian Railroad Company worker was injured Saturday when a speeder car jumped the track near Mayville. The injured man, Shavatansuirs, sustained serious injuries and was later reported in critical condition at the hospital.
Corry hosts a new night school starting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the high school. Enrollment costs four dollars and twenty five cents for the first term, covering lessons from Thursday November 20 to Thursday December 20, with several evenings omitted.
Vauline Frederick stars in Double Cromied at the Lyle Theatre with proceeds aiding the City Hospital auxiliary fund. Two shows at 7 and 9 pm to support hospital improvements and facilities.
The Historical Circle plans a gathering tomorrow afternoon at 50 p'clage with discussions on History and Business in the Later Middle Ages. Attendees include Mrs Hantley Catherine of St and Mrs Stone with references to Ark de Plotonco Igil Covernment and Bycretary of Interior.
Report notes M E Church workers contributing 400 toward a city drive with teams from Citizens and National banks aiding in the effort. Weathering early relief, progress showed some optimism for a late campaign push and anticipated city credits as volunteers turn over to the committee.
The Warren county draft board granted exemptions to fifteen married men who were reported for military service. Fifteen previously went into service, and an effort was made to reopen the process. The board approved exemptions under its authority, with some men already sent to camp.
A letter of ten cent stamps bearing the phrase Conscience Money was received at a local bank. The teller noted the stamps were postmarked Lod, California. Mr Lyons expressed no idea who sent the money but was pleased with the act.
Report from Buenos Aires dated November 13 discusses Brazil's military law and its impact on provinces south of the frontiers. The piece notes European influence and German winds affecting local populations while contrasting American industrial independence in minerals and manufacturing.
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