Drocourt Line Abandoned by Germans
German forces abandon the Drocourt line amid broad Allied advances on the Western Front. Reports describe American and British units pushing forward, with village falls at Torug-Borny and Long being noted as key gains by September 2. The Front remains volatile with artillery exchanges and shifting positions around Queant and Armentieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonurmi
War Department
Torug-Borny
Vulgorghom
Teimville
Bax
Poumon
Turnbuckles End Season For Aircraft Workers Team
The Standard Thenbinkte baseball squad ends its season as aircraft workers pause for government related tasks. Team members are employed in government work and will halt activities to complete urgent duties. Fans are thanked for support as management plans to resume next season with hopes of regaining lost time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faun
Aogard
Rai
Tia Fann
Jgw
Corry
Fang
Washington
Bonitor Sherman
Tilinolg
Ghana
Slackers Drive Autos on Sunday Report Shows
Fragmented OCR describes Sunday auto use by slackers with reports of vehicles traveling, residents questioned, and authorities considering regulatory action. Public notices reference Corry and Whitker areas as officers collect names and assess violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunday
Ann Wiarton
Ely Anit
Corry
Wikthurities
Rod and Gun Club Holds Dual Contests at Corry Row
The Rod and Gun Club hosted two events drawing a good crowd. Corry Row featured action with Old Timers and Young Seniors contests, plus a Saturday matchup with strong performances and competitive drives shaping upcoming finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROD and Gun Club
Yehloh
Dave
Simors
Wreck on Erie near Mobe Junction
A freight wreck occurred near Mobe Junction when an Erie refrigerator train derailed after colliding with a parked freight car convoy. Engineer Walturs and Fireman Walsh suffered injuries, while several crew members were hospitalized in Moodyville. Passenger service was delayed as the city’s afternoon trains were disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binle
Erie
Armen Hy Tv
Cingwen
Bing
Arthur Walters
Piro
Willinia Welk
Tigre
Great Atlantic Pacific Sain to Open New City Store
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Sain of stoves plans a new city store opening soon in the former TK. M. Jourdet space on South Center. J. D. Yager, who previously managed a local Erie store, will lead the venture as part of the company’s nationwide expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic
Pasific Sain
Nava Tonno
TK. M. Jourdet
South Center
Mhia
coun‘Stey
J.D. Yager
Mr. Yager
Erie
Wiow Jantasy
Phlor
Fire gutted Meadville building prompts large insurance claim
A Meadville structure suffered extensive damage from a blaze around 2 PM. Firefighters battled the flames for over an hour, with the incident holidaying a loaned lumber company asset valued at 240.25 and an overall loss estimated at 8 848.69. The Red Cross chapter assists as the fire continues to burn in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhavilto
Walter G. Harper
Shapter of the Red
Mather Birthday Observance at Albion Fraternity Meeting
About thirty members gathered at the Albion hall to honor C L Mather on his birthday. Dr G Wood presented a 50 year old framed gift and remarks highlighted Mather’s long service since 1854 with local fraternities and offices held in 1891 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dvinlg
G. Wood
Mr Mather
Mathoe
Albion
Corry Boy Wounded in Action in August
Mrs. Charles Shaver of 7 Went Main Street received a telegram stating her brother Clyde Veney Shirey was severely wounded in action on August 9. He served in the Machine Gun Company of the 112th Regiment, enlisting when the unit organized. Shirey had worked at the Corry Brick Plant, where his brother-in-law was superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Charles Shaver
Clyde Veney Shirey
Shirey
112Th Regiment
Stailford
Henry Haenel
Gol, Richards
Corry Bric
Mr. Shaver
Yume
Shaver
Wattsburg County Fair Preview September 10 to 13
The Wattsburg County Fair invites attendance September 10 to 13 with daily events and music by Coleman’s Oak Band. Parking is available, vendors and displays are planned, and Carl Bullivan of Irvine is noted among organizers for Labor Day activities. Weather calls for cloudy tonight and cooler conditions Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Wattaburg Y Ain
Wattsburg
Moyt
Lotus
Coleman
Carl Bullivan
Irvine
Sean
Thomas Conrneen
Irvita
Also Mentioned on This Page
SS Evening Journal
Lens Falls
Armentieres
Drocourt
United Prosb
Pindors
Plearly
Tyne
Sind
Vila 'Ile
Anil
Tata
Motson
Carmany
Boston
Avene
Gambial
Haig
Armentierros
Ilyaugen
Indenburg
Queant
Lamas
Millon Mellionat
Roigson
Gerais Raye
Nyaklaton
United Prous
Tandon
Condon
Allien
de Frout iii
Allette
United Press
Copenhagen
Jinarikburg
Boling’ Grove
Evie
Frank Noupher
Sherman
Senate
Titusville
Dane Sys
Swann
McBiriy
Mekiroy
Cady Sg
Epee Way
Booth
Wabi
Hontwell
Akao
Ovena
Beightol
Alverson D. M. Catieets
Neve Mion Smith
Weote Bowek Cig
Batley
Tutuaville
Hite Ville
Mhtusville Raturilay
Corey Hoya
Raturilay
Corey
Lighner Ronny Ag
Oritehlorr
MeKia Holts
Tolale
Corre
Titiavathy
Ae Ae Af
Meadville
Athens
Order of Sail
Charley Attala Gnoege
Buutwhal
George
We Callyar Burl B. Opin
Coriste Totiky
Sue le Baar
Harry Gma
Arnur
Tymiegh
Reap
Sye Kenai Gregory
M. Hall
Gyraril
Kuyamont Weil
Ruuph Horie Tone Ph U
Hoy Nisin
Juha
Lou H
Howlett Judo A
Monroe Fi
sFoluwon Soneph P
Harvey W
Lore Arthur Ds Yeh
Walter Fi
McDonald Walter
Harloran A
Pardee Ry G
C. L. Mather
Corry Boy
I Clyde Shirey
112Th Regt
United States
Ansing
Beaton
Lina Bij
Inet
Tumabowh
Prinnipal
Convan
Etait
Hove
Aten
Hlinoe Stiwabl
Pemneipaal
Muryte
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