Prisoner Tries Self Harm At City Jail Yard Spike
Philadelphia April 27 Jamies Reed 27, jailed on burglary conspiracy charges, attempted suicide by leaping from a second floor window at 1501 Street and Sharper Avenue police station yard. He impaled himself on a metal spike. detectives say he jumped while talking to his wife. Reed is father of three, condition not stated.
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Philadelphia
Jamies Reed
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reed
Fellows
1501
Shutier Avenue
Frank May
May
Ladies Bowling League Ends Season With Dinner at Hotel Corry
The Ladies Bowling League closed its season with a steak dinner at Hotel Corry. Tables adorned with flowers, 32 covers, and group singing followed. Officers were elected: President Mrs Reade Langhurst, Vice President Miss Betty Lit, Secretary Mrs Albert Sweet, Treasurer Mrs Ray Root, Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs Stanley Henton. Prizes celebrated season scores and averages, including high average Miss Virginian Armitage and highest game Miss Betty Litz. Other awards honored consistent participation and improved bowling averages. The dinner was organized by Mrs Ralph Martin, Mrs Ray Stearns, and Mrs Francis Slattery.
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Ladies
Ladies’ Bowling League
Corry
Harold Jewell
Reade Langhurst
Betty Lit
Albert Sweet
Ray Root
Stanley Henton
Eanes
Polletta
Chapins
Heimans
Leeds
Lift Shop
Mabel Shoppe
Virginian Armitage
Betty Litz
Marion Kimmey
Edward ‘Jerome
Hentor
Ralph Martin
al Atkens
Prige
Ray Stearns
Francis Slattery
Regular Weekly Meeting of Corry Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid of the Corry Church of United Brethren in Christ met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Carle Payne's home on North Center Street. Fourteen members attended. With president absent, Mrs. Harley Banks, Mrs. John Bank led the business. Devotions by Mrs. Ros Fleming. Hostess and helpers served refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs Charley Keppel’s East Irving Street.
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Ladies’ Aid
The
Corry
Walter Ken
Charley Keppel
Irving Street
Gerry Owen Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Esterbrook
Gerry Owen Club members were entertained by Mrs. Ann Esterbrook at her South Second Avenue home. Early games included a Wingo round with prizes won by Mrs. Jennie Weick and Brown, and a special prize awarded to Mrs. Kathrys. A salad supper concluded the evening as the club adjourned to meet again in May.
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Eysnu
Large Crowd Attends Salvation Army Dinner
Members of the Homie League of the Salvation Army served a chili supper from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at the Salvation Army hall. About fifty attended as proceeds go to the War Fund. A social evening followed in the creation rooms. Next Wednesday, Mrs. T. J. Bolanti will speak.
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Salvation Army
Homie League
Selavation Army
Salvation Army Hall
John Morrison
Salvation Army 'War Fund
Creation Rooms
T. J. Bolanti
Kinley Named New Head of Gerry Safety Council
J Fred Kinley was elected president of the Gerry Safety Council at a dinner meeting held at the Ritx Restaurant after a 6 30 pm dinner. Mrs Frederick Bell presided over the business meeting and officer elections. Ann Baressi was chosen vice president for the coming year with no May meeting date announced.
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J. Fred Kinley
Safety Council
Gerry’Safety Council
Ritx
Businessia
Frederick Bell
Ann Baressi
Radio Schedule Highlights Major Network Programs Tonight
NBC features Fred Waring and Fanny Price with the Aldrich Family and Abbott and Costello. CBS presents March of Time, Mr Keen, Suspense, Death Valley Days, and Dinah Shore with Monty Woolley. NBC also includes The Court and The Coast Guard Orchestra, plus Joe E. Brown and Dale Carnvale appearances.
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NBC
Fred Waring
Fanny Price
Frank Morgan
Aldrich Family
Bill Crosby
Joan Davis
Jack Halley
Abbotlarid Costello
CBS
Mr. Keen
Suspense
Gene Kelley
Major Banes
Dinah Shore
Monty Woolley
Kenny's Court
House
Coast Guard Orchestra
Joe E. Brown
Qilt
MBS
University of Chicago
Dale Carnvale
Mrs Paul Clark trains as secretary in Addison
Local notes list Mrs Paul Clark in Addison N C for weeks training at GLF mill on West Washington. Visitors include Perry Darrow Elton Darrow Scoulen and others attending services for Mrs Cora Munn in Erie, with many travels to and from Jamestown Warren and Millcreek for events, reunions, and performances.
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Paul Clark
Addison
GL. F. Mill
West Washington Street
Women's Missionary Group Met Last Night at St Pauls Church
The Women’s Missionary Society met at the residence of Mrs Walter Wilstead with Mrs Peter Christensen assisting. Twelve members and two guests attended. a towel shower supported Bethesda Home and a money gift was voted for India workers. Refreshments followed. next meeting set at the church with Mrs C W Pangborn and Mrs Roy Stears.
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Women's Missionary Society
St Paws
Tutheran Chuehyas
Walter Wilstead
Esat Main Atree
Peter Christensen
Dorr Clark
Stesis
Raymond Anderson
Ipsson
Pillars of ‘Peare
Sis
Lit Society
Bethesda
Mor D Phun Club Meets At Mrs Warner Home
Mor D Phun Club held a meeting at Mrs C C Warner s R D 1 home with all members present. A brief business session followed by contests and prizes won by Mrs Walter De Jean Mrs Karl Hasbrouck and Mrs Wynn Gibson. A chicken pie dinner was served and a spring themed table centerpiece featured red white and blue colors. Next meeting time and place to be decided.
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C. C. Warner
Walter de Jean
Karl Hasbrouck
Wynn Gibson
Chu
Mrs Potocki Hosts Birthday Honor For Ed Potocki
Mrs John Potocki entertained about thirty friends at their Railroad Street home to honor Mrs Ed Potocki. Guests enjoyed visiting, cards, and prizes awarded to Mrs Kenneth Bock, Mrs Charlotte Williams and Mrs Mar Gronowtai. The honored guest received many gifts and the evening closed with refreshments of salad, sandwiches, cakes and coffee.
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Ed Potocki
John Potocki
Railroad Street
Kenneth Bock
Charlotte Williams
Mar Gronowtai
Dresenie
Wing-Willi Bowling Team Dinner Party Noted
Members of Wing Wil's bowling team held a dinner party between Sheffield and Kane at a steak supper to wind up their league activity for the Lemon season. Mrs Edward Messinger received gifts alongside attendees Mrs Messinger, Mrs Harold Carr, John Flanigan, Mrs C J Ay Wong Mes, Adrian Eslep, and Mrs Carl Gustatson.
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Wing Wil
Tadies
Annual Club Dinner Held At Hotel Corry
The Neighborhood Club hosted its annual dinner at Hotel Corry on a Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Earl Vanchuilder, Mrs Burton Smock, Mrs Esther Reynolds, Mrs Wallace Kerstelter, Mrs George Maloney, Mrs Harry Thayes, Mrs Allen Klinger and guest Mrs D T Morgan. A religious ceremony was served and the evening was social. Next meeting will be at Mrs VanGuilier's home next Wednesday.
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Andy
Hotel Corry
Earl Vanchuilder
Burton Smock
Esther Reynolds
Wallace Kerstelter
George Maloney
Harry Thayes
Allen Klinger
D. T. Morgan
VanGuilier
Regular Meeting O E S Wednesday in Masonic Temple
Corry City Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a routine session in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. J. D. Watson presiding as worthy matron. After the meeting Mrs. Carlton Smith and a committee served refreshments as the gathering was fairly well attended.
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Corry City
Masonic Temple
J. D. Watson
Carlton Smith
Bobby Reagle Celebrates Fourth Birthday With Friends
Bobby Reagle aged four hosted a party yesterday at his home at 78 Elle Street. Sixteen children attended with Gates amusements and refreshments through the afternoon. Bobby received several nice gifts and a priest offered a book as a party favor.
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Bobby Reagle
Robert Reagle
Elle Street
Reagle
Bobby
Gates
Bac Priest
Wee
Postman Rangs Twice to Save Two Women in Apparent Gas Leak
In Philadelphia on April 1, a postman rang twice at an elderly sisters’ apartment, Sallie Boyce and Doseha Kramer. Police summoned after no answer. detectives found both unconscious from coal gas. Boyce in serious but improving condition. Kramer recovering after admission.
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Philadelphia
Sallie R. Boyce
Doseha Kramer
Boyce
Nad
Kramer
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