08 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1917
Page
1
A wartime report describes Allied threats to isolate German U boat bases along the Belgian coast. The piece notes Allied air and naval operations targeting harbor facilities and supply stations to cripple the submarine war effort.
Amid chaotic dispatches from the front, German forces press for drastic manpower savings. Reports claim new orders reduce prisoners’ burdens and redirect infantry strength as Allied offensives press in.
At the State Armory the Band and Orchestra will present a dance program on Wednesday evening October 10. The event, organized by the Mining Ministry, anticipates a large crowd with a lively program of melodies and popular numbers.
The thirty fourth annual meeting of the Presbyterian society is announced at Corry Presbyterian Church. Mrs Samuel Semple of Titueville will preside Thursday afternoon sessions feature Dusmond and Wo reports and a popular evening gathering. The program includes speakers from Myra Simin CwtWay Went Pittabure and others with invitations for attendees to join the convention.
The Presbyterian Gymnasium hosts winter activities and church group events led by Thys Inmauoi. The Coty Ridn Round Gun Club and Scout sections plan events, with a key pigeon shooting handicap on October 25, offering a prize setup by Rc Roam.
Funeral services were conducted at the Lestar residence for Qulay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lestar, held Thursday at two o clock. Neighbors offered sympathy as mourners gathered to honor the child who loved bright things, towers, birds, and joy. The sorrow of the parents remains deep, with memories of their treasured daughter.
Community briefing outlines details of a forthcoming war loan bond issue. Officials plan to explain purpose, costs, and distribution, with city and county representatives addressing residents and business leaders. The event will discuss local bond ownership and public funding impacts.
Chamip ML Anderson of Lakewood died at the hospital after injuries sustained Saturday near Beat Link Thidetoasid yard. He was 52 and survived by his wife and several children. The incident involved a mishap on the track leading to fatal injuries. The family home was notified as the body returned from the hospital.
Reports say the Metal Furniture factory was occupied by the Standard Screw company which took possession of the tire building. Officials indicate repair work and partial orders may resume later, as Standard Screw has been buying part of the plant for a new shop on West Main Street.
A fragmented note outlines a school report for the first month focusing on attendance and enrollments. It mentions Concord address and comparisons with other schools and divisions. The text lists schools, locations, and numbers but is largely garbled.
Funeral services for Mr Crasper were held at 3 o clock in the family home on Hi Soilch Street. Rev Cone officiated and many neighbors attended. Pallbearers included Federal B Whitnesey Seward Whittlasay Harry Mlemitg Hugh Baxter George Blows and Thomas Higlay. Interment followed at Pine Grave Cemetery. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs rank Johnson Warren.
A lengthy Union City farewell event featured dignitaries and dozens of names in attendance. The ceremony honored outgoing officials and included tributes from local leaders and community members.
Four crew members were injured in a collision near New Galilee Pennsylvania when a Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed early this morning. Officials report the locomotive crew survived with minor injuries and the train wreck occurred around 4 15. No fatalities are confirmed in the released statements.
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