This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1917
Page
2
Corry city officials debate required coal imports, tabulating needs at about 46 000 tons. Wartun DeRony reports from Philatelptlis on meeting plans with State Administrator Potter, and local efforts to compile consumption figures for the upcoming year. The Chamber of Commerce and manufacturers coordinate to secure supply and code coal tonnage for forti in forti cooperation.
A note from San Antonio Texas reports Lynn Morris son of Shine Morris of this city has been promoted sergeant. He was enlisted in the T28d Avro Sduddim unit stationed at Kelly Field. Despite training with other units, Morris is set to remain at the base for several months to assist in the activities connected with upcoming air force events.
A garbled report notes Geiger and Mohn Morro at an Overs Reserve camp. It mentions training, a location near Hael Brith street, and individuals Mr and Mrs Karten Gelger. The piece praises a participant's performance and compares standings to others.
The Corry trap club held its final shoot of the season on Saturday afternoon in poor weather with a late start. Liesyont won a 25 handicap event. noted shooters included Tha Keun Phenoore Wauan and others as the revival of trap shooting in the city grows amid some mischief by local youths. The club plans a domalt Mulittig next year to protect property and improve access to facilities.
Following a morning incident near North Center street, a man was nabbed by Patrolman Licky for attempting theft of Cohen spacials. Transported to Erie by Chief Dawle for grand larceny, the suspect claimed he would have confessed sooner if not stopped. He awaits trial in jail under Alderman Porter’s order.
Despite no community celebration this year a large masquerade dance will fill the Suite Armory. Housinga of Ere arrives with a full lineup including Professor Flaherty orchestra and a planned program of novelty acts. Organizers say dates will rival past efforts and a big crowd is anticipated, with plans for a parade and fireworks but limited armory venue access.
A fragmentary report notes that an American, Alfred Polymer of New York, was killed when a ship was torpedoed. The vessel sank after collision and alarms, with other crew injured. Admiralty later released the ship's name and casualty details.
Government authority tightens grip on merchant marine operations under a Shipping Board plan. All American registry ships 2500 tons or more will be included and overseen under Edward Carry with direct supervision. Existing owners retain operation while state control expands to bolster efficiency and supply lines.
Report from New York in October states a U S liner named American vessel was torpedoed by a German. Nine crew members missing after the attack, owner reports indicate. The sinking occurred during a voyage near France as owners confirm loss of life.
Mrs. Samanthy Whitford died this morning at her daughter's home after a fall connected to QuotaPack jini. She is survived by four daughters and two sons in law. Funeral services are scheduled for Monday morning at 4 o'clock.
Newly elected officers of the Knights of Columbus installed at the Maccabee Hall. Deputy Byron of Hele attended with the visiting party and presided. Key officers were Coronal C.K. John Lompiys, D GK, Thomas Denp Wey, pan Chanenlion M4, J. Rewer, William Duke, J. J. Kiley, James Sullivang, Charles Kiely, Walter Wintis, and Pail Quivilokta. Past Grand Knight Charles Kinley honored with umbrella of appreciation. A tea was served after at West Mun street, then council members attended St Hitem’s Church for the evening service.
Reports arriving in Stockholm describe a violent prolonged naval clash in the Baltic between German and Russian forces. German papers of various shades join in commentary as observers note signs around the retirement of Chancellor Michaelh amid ongoing conflicts in October.
Wilmington Wel October 15 two smog ware killed ont eight are DUM Tamvnend Ane Was HerlOUN ly injured thin morning a the wx Plosion of 4 hmll-ton of astrat i plant of the DulPont de Nemouns in tars I Naw durdge a tow mide from hla oily. The wae of the wx slosion 4 not kun The names of use Jetted with Chu one milising whone hoy 44 believed ji have been blawn to wtoing wre Au Heart Martile Rusk and Martin Sinhanziou. All three were employed as expert gunder makers Shu two Hindins found after thy analdent were so badly nongied that they could not be recognized. Raymond Baker our other employe was probably fatally injured.
A convoluted notice describes Bell Telephone and associated firms creating a five million dollar system under the Second Liberty Loan. It outlines subscriptions allocated to various entities, credits for proportional shares, and weekly or monthly installments via deductions from payrolls. The plan involves employees through affiliated companies and is tied to federal reserve district quotas.
M B Messinger, long time city resident and grocery business figure on Spring Street, died last night at age 80 after a period of ill health. Survived by Frank Messinger of Newark, Willian Messinger, Mira, Allie M Taylor, Mrs A L Howles and Mrs McGuson, all of this city. Funeral private for family and friends Wednesday at 2 pm at the home due to lack of space.
Citizens of Corry urged to subscribe to daily war bonds totaling 18,000 per day as part of the Second Liberty Loan drive. The effort aims to raise 154,080 in the next twelve days with local officials coordinating across Corry Wayne and Concord townships to meet the quota.
The White Sox defeated the New York Giants at Polo Grounds to claim the world title in a decisive Game. The article notes tense play, standout pitching shifts, and key moments as Chicago outclassed New York to clinch the championship on the Giants' home field.
A French court executed a woman spy in a high profile case. The unidentified operative, linked to supplying intelligence to the enemy, faced a supreme court review before her execution. The event follows Allied reports of advancing German tank lines in the region.
In France General Joffre visited American troops, reviewing a unit from the United States and dining with General Pershing at American headquarters. The scene described notes Joffre touring the camp and expressing praise for the allied forces during the visit.
United Press reports 40,000 coal miners from Kannay city and surrounding areas gathered and voted to strike if wage issues and other grievances are not satisfactorily settled by officials. Delegates from Kannay, Oklahoma Misnoul. If the strike proceeds the fuel situation could become critical.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.