Tough Battle Rages At Baguio In Philippines
In April 26 dispatch from Mantua, Maj. Gen. B. B. Woodmull’s 24th Division advances 16 miles toward Baguio, driving toward Mindanao and Davao. American forces push along a northwest highway and close within 2 000 yards of Baguio center, the Philippine summer capital and Japanese HQ. The Mindanao operation nears a decisive stage as U.S. troops close on Davao.
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Baguio
Mantua
Philippines
Tagen
B. B. Woodmull
Mindanao Island
Ione & Japanese
Davao
Star Metropolis
Elks Bowler Fish Fry Ends Season With Banquet
Elks Bowling League closed its season with a dinner at the club basement. Leon Brown prepared a 65-serving fish fry. Melvin Gopbet announced prizes for the head-pin tournament and team awards. League standings included Citizens Bank, Christensen Motors, City Market, Hammond Elevator, Rexall Drugs, Fair Store, Steens, Wilcox Grocers, Kinney Spiesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Leon Brown
Melvin
Gopbet
Citizens Bank
Christensen Motors
City Market
Hammond Elevator
Rexall Drugs
Fair Store
Steen’s
Wilcox Grocers
Kinney Spiesman
Charley Keefer
Laurie Baker
Keefer
Ewald Carlson
Carlson
Clark Lord
Gils Eder
Ath
Wallace Hammond
Townsend Club Hosts Regional Director on Post War Recovery
A Townsend Club meeting at LO. O. F. hall heard 3rd regional director Carroll Johnson discuss Post War Recovery Through Entombment of Townsend Plan. Mayor Hepler welcomed guests, a social security bill was anticipated, and 14 new memberships were added. Regular meetings set for May 11 and continued on 2nd and 4th Fridays at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
F. Hall
L. A. Tit- Tay
America
Clyde Gook
Glenn Sitler
Youngsvile
Frank &. Hepler
Carrol Johnson
Townsend
William McClellans
Erie
Frank Brooks
P. . Barber
Lutheran Missionary Society Met Wednesday
The Lutheran Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Hildebrand presiding. Members discussed a birthday offering for the general fund and set May 13 as India Lace Day. Hostesses served sandwiches pickles cupcakes and coffee. next meeting May 23 will invite hosting by Mrs Cristal son and Mrs D A Hillstrom with Mrs Anderson leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Missionary Society
Raymond Anderson
Roy Street
B. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Wesleyville
Cristalson
D. A. Hillstrom
Shower Party Honors Mrs Bachomer at East Wayne Home
Mrs Join Radecki and Mrs Santo Leone hosted a shower for Mrs R Bachomer at East Wayne Street last evening. Winners included Mrs James O Brien Mrs BK Hauenstein Mrs Ivan Downey with a door prize to Mrs Robert John 400. Hostesses served potato salad wafers jelly cream coffee and guests received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bachomer
Raymond Bachomer
Join Radecki
Santo Leone
East Wayne Shreet
James O'Brien
BK. Hauenstein
Ivan Downey
Robert John- 400
Twin Daughters Born to Centerville Couple
Twin daughters were born at Corry Hospital late this morning to Mr and Mrs Gerald Kelly of Centerville. Mrs Helly is the former Beneta White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs. Gerald Kelly
Centerville
Corry Hospital
Helly
Benneta White
Farewell Party For Marine Recruit
A party was held at the home of Mrs. Oleta McCray for her son Perry who has left for service with the Marine Corps. About thirty one friends and relatives attended including Sonny Budron Myr and Mrs Hatty Mosher and family and Mrs Bertha Mosher of Union City and Pfc Walter Davis home on leave from Atlantic City. Decorations were red white and blue. A lunch of potato salad sandwiches pickles and a decorated cake followed an evening of dancing singing and visiting. Perry received a purse of money from his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta McCray
Matesivest
Perry
Marine Corps
Sonny Budron
Buffalo
Myr
Hatty Mosher
Bertha Mosher
Union City
Pfc
Walter Davis
Atlantic City
C D of A Completes Anniversary Plans
A special C C of A meeting completed plans for a May 6 anniversary and initiation of 15 new members at Corry Court. Miss Franc Mihar will preside, and a 40th anniversary year will begin with a 6 o'clock mass at St Thomas Church and holy Communion. An evening initiation follows at the bedrooms with supper reservations to Mrs Fred Roi by May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
C. C. of A
Jw F
C D. of A
Corry Court
Franc
Mihar
Stake
Kans
St. Thomas’ Church
Fred Roi
Stitch And Chatter Club Met Yesterday
The Stitch and Chatter Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Lindstrom in Guiry. Members enjoyed fancy work and visiting. Mrs Lindstrom served a late dinner. The next meeting is planned at the Lindstrom home with Miss Florence Lindstrom hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Rover’ Litustivsn
T Ie
Mr Au Mis
Lindstrom
Guiry
Ding
Florence Lindstrom
Will, Pyferbain
NF Club Guests At Mrs Alexander Home
Nine members attended the NF Club meeting at Mr Harry Alexander home on Moll street. Attendees included Mrs Prank Heath, Mrs A A Merker, Mrs Nelile Merker, Miss Hazel Weeks and Miss Ro Eva Huda. The evening featured sewing, visiting, and a salad dessert course. The next meeting is set for May 9 at Mrs Heaths Franklin street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander
Moll Street
Prank Heath
A. A. Merker
Nelile Merker
Hazel Weeks
RoEva Huda
Heath
Franlin Street
Yearly Reports At W F M S Meeting
W FM S of the Niamrene Church met yesterday with Mrs. Delbert Croscott. A noon meal for 20 featured four Gelmans cake baked and decor by Mrs. Edward Dyer. The business session included devotions by Mrs. Anderson and led by Mrs. Bailey. Fiscal year end with yearly reports from Mrs. Carley and Mrs. Sorensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FM. S
Niamrene
Delbert
Croscott
R. D
Edward Dyer
Martin Anderson Ant
Clarence Bailey
Nebbip Carley
Debs Forensen
Biter
Sorensen
Bailey
Dr. Mackey
Indiana
Columbus Grange Meeting At Norton Home
Columbus Grange met at the Norton home with 12 attendees. Carin, master, presided as the business session closed with an invitation from the Pomona. An invitation was read for a county meeting in Lottsville in May. The next meeting is set for May 3.
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Columbus Grange
Norton
Mes
Aprile Norton
Columbus
Carin
Pomona
Granse
Lottsville
Grange
Miss Hoylen Honored by Corry-Jaumestown Office Force
Grace Hoylen, soon to join the WAVES, was feted by 18 colleagues at the Corry Jamestown office. A chicken dinner at Gretchen's Kitchen in Jamestown preceded a purse of money and a gardenia gift. The group then attended a movie in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J
Hoylen
Grace Hoylen
Ryice
Corry-Jaumestown Mip
U B Ladies Aid Met At Wardes Home
Mrs Fred Wardes of North Center street hosted the United Brethren Ladies Aid at her home with 12 members and one guest Ruth Schuman attending. Mrs Bush led devotions and the group handled routine business, noting the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Dan Culver on West Wayne Street.
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Cpl
Crosby Bush Ace
Fort Riley
Kas
Charles A. Myers
East Wayne Street
John Gizaic
Meadville
Jamestown O
James Malone
Gerry
Ted
Rose Malone
North Center Street
Sandra Lee Cochran
East Frederick Street
Centerville
Leora Parringston
Fred Wardes
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid, Society
Ruth Schuman
BF Bush
Aurris Wetrous
Dan Culver
West Wayne Sciat
Local Women Earn Extra Red Points Through Fat Salvage
Daily appeals urge housewives to save every drop of used fat for Victory. Each spoonful supports medicines, synthetic rubber, gunpowder, paints, and other wartime essentials, with cash incentives offered to collectors aiding the war effort against Germany and Japan.
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Germany
Japan
Eastern Star Chapter 17 Holds Meeting and New Petitions
O E S Chapter No 17 of the Order of the Eastern Star met in their lab rooms with strong attendance. Worthy Matron Mrs Thelma Barnes presided as seven petitions for membership were filed. Mrs Melvyn Skinner gave the auditor s report and routine business was completed. Mrs Helen Cochran chaired the meeting with a social hour and dessert served by Mrs Goeliran and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Teamia
Thelma Barnes
Melvyn Skinner
Helen Cochran
Goeliran
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Blatt Bros
Cal
Ce Fate
Slim Summurvill
Arkansas
Cullingia Pictures
Hebe
Beckmare
Melo Muni Oberon Wits Cornel Ny
Rothman
ATLAS
Bogart
Mis
Superior Cleaning Co
Dial
William May
Corry
Mildred Goodwill
Plainfield
M. J
T. S. Billie
Robert McCaslin
Spartansburg
Set
Harry Baumgartner
Louisville
Samuel Baumgartner
East Main Street
Jimmie Luke
L.A
Greenville
Concord P. T. A
Mary Markett
Albert Pay
Ehaitimniy
Vern
Helen Vege Thowas
Thomas
Harland Blanchard
BTA
Mary Andrison
Lithestrauim
Paul Mather
Leo Mather
Helen Grace Cyahe
Dudith Bender
Dime Phillips
Amikaeine
Thayer
Gelgrade Girls
Mia Berninewari
A. Ploddh
Morgan
Countiliee
Barre Marker
Vennis Pallett
Ernest Brockmath
Withip Lathrop
Lieyd Sargent
William Spiesman
Victor On
Merrill Lilie
Rusty Dohistrand
Myon
Marine
N. F. Club
Alexander
Mary T. Perry
Barlow
Helen
Chapin
U. B. Ladies’ Aid
Wardes
Baby
Boz
Limitac Po
Biolac Bakers
Mennen
Flasr
Nasar
Shorties
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