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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
2
A runaway horse and buggy caused a collision on Centre Street near South Street. The driver Mire and another bystander were injured while bystanders tried to stop the vehicle. both victims were badly frightened and received medical attention.
A chaotic article describes a large elaborate stage show titled Hawaiians at Rex Hall with plans for a grand group performance. It mentions local organizers and alleged sponsors, a risky display, and reports the event drew mixed reactions from patrons and the public.
Four in county have developed infantile paralysis in Me county within days. Authorities urge vigilance and report any child with symptoms to a doctor immediately. Public health officials and Dr J WosWrnteht are coordinating efforts to trace contacts and prevent further spread.
A birthday celebration was held yesterday October 24 at the home of Mrs Clara Pisin on Columbus Avenue for Mrs Mary Ross on her eighty second birthday. A noon feast and a birthday cake marked the event with immediate family and many relatives from out of town. Visitors from outside the city included Mrs WHI Mira and Mrs Coyin of Mendylife among others. A written poem by Teele Mich reflected sympathy and memories of friends, noting the sadness of loss and the hope of comfort in grief.
A Conneaut Lake man was burned when his dwelling caught fire at night as he searched the premises for an alarm. He perished in the flames, efforts to rescue him were unsuccessful. The incident occurred near the old hotel area where the victim had stepped out to investigate a memo.
About 240 students enrolled at Corry High School participated in a Liberty Bond drive yesterday. The school reported strong student enthusiasm and many purchases as part of a citywide effort to support the war loan program.
A Mason assembly convenes in Erie at 2 PM with intratextual planning and a service to follow. The meeting will address local matters and feature a communal gathering at the Temple with key organizers guiding the session.
United Press dispatches report on European tensions with Germany planning combined assault and Austria-Hungary moves, plus U.S. treasury notes on large financial measures. London and Washington wires describe political shifts, Sinn Fein convention activity, and local city news including hospital patient updates and visitors.
The Red Cross will continue work with entertainment by Gimmiltee. Tickets cost 19 cents in advance and a pleasant time is anticipated.
A wartime town report shows the Liberty Loan Committee commending civic effort as disasters overtake Italians and the campaign struggles. The letter from the county chairman notes quota progress and near-term deadlines, with Cleveland and local districts mentioned as sources of updates.
Allied observers report German forces preparing to withdraw from the western front toward the Whine region. Villages and fortifications are being demolished as German lines fall back under sustained French and British pressure.
The Presbyterian Synod at Johnstown met under a ceremonial address and devotional period. Missionary reports were read, led by W. G. Moye and Dr. Robert I Spoor, with accompanying notes on domestic and foreign work and ministerial appointments.
William Smith died last evening at his home on Mast Mall Street. He was about 60 years old and had lived in the city many years. Survived by wife and children Hattie Costello Edward J. William Tinm Hi Chester Smith, Mary R Smith, Lillian Wales. Funeral Sunday at home. Rev John and Wil officiating. interment Plye Grove Cemetery.
Last Wednesday the funeral of Mink Sal Wintford aged 18 months to 1 year or mother at Mya Montgomery was held. Interment followed in Bear Lab family cemetery. The deceased was beloved by all who knew her and was conscious of the Savior. Services were conducted by Rev Daulke and Rev Caye with Beat Laird officiating.
The banquet featured remarks by Chairman Wright and officials from the Board of Commerce. Speakers discussed street traffic, monthly sales plans, a window display contest, and cooperative benefits to combat narrow competition.
Mrs Winger will present Henry Van Dyke's The Other Wise Man at the Baptist Church Sunday morning, following a 10 o’clock service. The program, praised for sacred reading, has been well received at YMCA and will feature Reverend Lanat Word. An earlier social at 1 o’clock honored Mrs George A Marthaler. A masquerade dance is planned for Pale avenue on the 26th.
Ost 1 Gaineau Wille Ye Hullogy appointed member of the Armory Board for the duration of the war. Colonel Rekant and Brigadier Hen Aral Price named to confirm the board. others to attend the meeting and cover expenses.
Community notices describe Liberty bonus subscriptions totaling around $100,000 with rail and shop workers contributing about $65,000. Bank of Lifewelto involvement and local figures such as Jacobs and Hremin are mentioned along with visiting residents and social club events at North Center and Gainsbridge Springs venues.
Corry will lead a Halloween masque ball in Muncie tonight at the Armory. The event offers prizes including a 10 piece gold sword set and a grodt line for first place. Judges from Erie and local officials will award prizes to winners.
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