Band Concert in City Park by Corry Band
Robert E Brown announces a Wednesday evening City Park concert with a varied program. Works include The Star Spangled Banner Gloria Hstuciatina Col. Bogey March South of the Border My Melancholy Baby 74th Regiment Band Salute to the Colors God Bless America and more as listed by conductor.
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Corry
Key
Maren
Gloria
Losey
Waits
W Waldteutel
Bidgood
Fox Trot
Baby
Norton
Burnett
74Th Regiment
Probe death of Erie worker at Hamot Hospital
Erie Aug 4 Demity Goroner Frank St George said he is continuing the investigation into the death of Donald Tingsmore 65 of 2002 Camphatis avenue who died in Hamot hospital at 1 50 p m Sunday less than 24 hours after admittance Initially believed to be heart condition family says he complained of a chest strike at his work site Standard Stoker Company where he was a machinist in the assembly department
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Erie
Demity Goroner
Frank St. George
Donald Tingsmore
Camphatisetl Avenue
Hamot Hospital
Kingsmon
Standard Stoker Company
The
Standard Stoker
Erie Priest Collapses During Sunday Mass
The Rev. Stephen H. Cauley of St. Patrick's parish collapsed at Mass Sunday here, witnessed by hundreds. Officials attributed heat and exhaustion as the cause. Authorities said he appeared well the preceding week before reading the 10 a.m. service and returning to say the 11 a.m. Mass.
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Erie
Stephen H. Cauley
St. Patrick's Parish
Morng
We Hea Chow and Many Erie News Items
A stream of short notices from Erie covers local movements, visits, and changes. Thad Virginia Paulson sits upright with aid at 125 East Smith Street as plans to enjoy porch summer moments unfold. Other notes mention Dot Rickess visiting Albany and Cobleskill, Stelian Harmon moving to 109 East Smith Street, and Mary Castor at Penn State's summer house party. Additional items note shifts at Loblaw's, nursing staff upticks at Corry Hospital, naval reserves transfers, and community efforts by the Women's Relief Corps for a fire victim family at Oxbaw Hill. Nearby residents relocate to 229 West Washington Street while several education and hospital staff prepare for commencements at Penn State and Concord. The column also touches on local boating licenses, life at Chautauqua Lake, and a note on a near-miss in a Camp Wheeler incident.
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Virginia Paulson
East Eth Street
Erie
Misty Gin
Dot Rickess
Albany
Cobleskill
Stelian Troy Harmon
East Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Mary Castor
Paul Phelps, Jr
Penn State
Hastings Jones
Dorothy
Weed
North Town
Wands
Chautauqua Institution
Atheneum Hotel
Life
Bowdoin College
Maine
Gladys Trisket
Loblaw's
Vickey Waite
Sidney Elston
Bear Take
Lye & Cut Foot
Harry Wissinger
Corty Vocational School
Staf
Pend State
Helen Lodge
Concord School
Harold Robinson
Westfield
N. C
West
Washington
Werd
Elizabeth ‘Ann Stack
Cleveland Hospital
Helen Johnson
Oil City
Bill Peiffer
Naval Training School
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Engineers’ Training School
New York
Petiter
R. S. Burr
J.D. Watson
Naval Reserves
Raymond Moore
Oleta Perkins
Franklin Street
Women's Relief Corps
Wise
Oxbaw Hill
Talon City
Pather
Hubert Buell
Rerio
Nev
M. M. Sorority
Hotel Cony
Mayrilles
Grace Dornberger
Ghautauqua Lake Navigation Commission
Rex Mulheirn
Bernard Burkett
Camp Wheeler
Doris Bergman
Corry High
Warren Conservatory
H. B. Bidwell
West Wayne Street
Frank Gralts
Bracken Cottage
Pindley Lake
William Johnson
Donald Nantes
Doomis
Penny supper to aid Women's Helper Corps at Masonic Hall
The Women's Helper Corps will hold a penny supper Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall, serving from 5 30 p m. The event invites the general public to attend and the proceeds will support the organization's annual charitable work.
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Masonic Hall
Circle 1 of the W S C S Met Last Evening
Circle 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met last evening at Mrs Stephen Brooks home on East South Street with twenty three members and four visitors present. Wayne Evans demonstrated his products followed by a brief business meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Brooks and her committee. Next meeting will be at Mrs Viva Snapp home on the first Monday in September.
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Vieie No
Wv. B.C. S
Methodist Church
Stephen Brooks
East South Street
Wayne Evans
N B Club Meets With Mrs Byron Fitch
N B Club met last evening at the home of Mrs Byron Fitch on Hutch Street with ten members present. The group honored Mrs Paul Daniels with a birthday gift, then held a business meeting followed by games and awards to Mrs George Wood and Mrs Paul Daniels. Refreshments included a birthday cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs Frank Flich home on August 19.
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B. Clu
Wirs
Byron Bitch
Hutch Street
Paul Daniels
George Wood
Frank Flich
Grace Middleton Birthday Honors at Home
Grace Middleton is honored on her twelfth birthday with a small afternoon gathering at Mrs Glenn Middleton's home. Fifteen guests joined in games and contests with prizes awarded to Jean Spiesman Joyce Ondus Barbara Spiesman Betty Lon Johnson and Carol Mae Cochran. Grace received many well wishes and gifts while refreshments were served to numerous attendees including Jean Bar ura Spiesman Joan nd Joyce Ondus Sally Millspaw Patty Butters Patty Cullen Bobby Lou Dickson and others.
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Grace Middleton
Glenn Middleton
Grace
Jean Spiesman
Joyce Ondus
Barbara Spiesman
Betty Lon Johnson
Carol ‘Mae Cochran
Jean
Barura Splesman
Joan
Sally Millspaw
Patty Butters
Patty Cullen
Bobby Lou Dickson
War era notes mix of assignments and absences
The column lists several local figures in 1941 wartime service and life events. M. Bomey seeks leave to work at GE plants near Columbus. Major Harry Darling, son of Dell Darling, moves from Fort Meade to Wadesboro with Mrs. Darling hospitalized. John Prankovitz honors final exam before Coast Guard air corps. Bob Bracken to report for U S Marines at Quantico. Budin training at Fort Monmouth. Rey and the Boyd family vacationing at Hastings. Frances Batchelor marries William Race in Washington DC. R P Yohe and Virginia Taylor visit Findley Lake. Homer Mantgy works at Wing-Wing store. A Harrisburg driver faces penalties for a dangerous gasoline incident. Bud Tanner leads a band at Pittsburgh. Sgt Orval Root and Pvt George Collier transferred or awaiting orders. Pvt Claude Prige receiving mail at Camp Groton.
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Bomey
Columbus
Harry Darling
Dell Darling
Fort Meade
Wadesboro
Darling
Hamot Hospital
Brie
John Prankovitz
Boston
John
Air Corps of the Coast Guards
Bob Bracken
Quantico
U. 5
Bracken
Budin
Army Signal Corps Center
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Rey
G. L. Boyd
David and
Bruce
Hastings
Miah
Frances M. Batchelor
J. H. Batchelor
Alonzo S. Batchelor
William W. Race
Meadville
Kane
Washington, D. C
Calvary Baptist
R. P. Yohe
Virginia Taylor
Findley Lake
Homer Mantgy
Ihe Avenue
Harrisburg
Coty
Bud Tanner
Kave
Sammy Kaye
Pittsburgh
Tanner
Yor & Waltz
Orval Root
Aivictoria
Texas
George Collier Hhas
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pvt
Claude Prige
Camp Grothe, S,s
Qualifications For The New Feminine Naval Reserves
Ruth Cowan outlines WAVES entry rules with three groups for officer and enlisted paths. Applicants must meet age ranges, education and experience, and pass tests. matrimonial status is not a bar, and training forbids marriage during schooling. Assignments spread nationwide with pay equal to male counterparts.
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Ruth Cowan
Waskingson
Feminine Naval Reserve
Women’s Training School
Navy
United States
Social notes from Corry area and beyond on visits and travel
A long list of local residents and guests with travels to Buffalo Dayton Lima Cleve land Jamestown Pittsburgh and other cities. Names include Mr and Mrs Wayne Wilson Corry Mr and Mrs J Taylor Spring Creek Miss Nancy Miller Miss Katherine Greene Miss Delores Greene Miss Mary Downey Lieut and Mrs T E Steele The Inn at Buckhill Falls and Chautauqua are cited as destinations. People visit relatives attend events and prepare for upcoming trips and duties.
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Wayne Wilson
Corry
B.D
J. Taylor
Spring Creek
Buffalo
Frank Mitchell
Sherman
P. M. Walte
Dayton
Ohio
Join Fenstermacher
Lima
E.T. Burns
Los Angeles
Ohi
Frank Keleher
Second Avenue
Helen Graves
Denver
Galo
Frank Westley
West Smith Street
Earl Shaffer
Warren Shaffer
Foooveraville
Harold Powell
North Cepter Street
Nancy Miller
Williamsville
Eli Ames
Frank Hepler
Stewart
Bre
D. G. Smilley
Pittsburgh
Ora Harper
East Smith Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Mary Condra
Mary O'Hare
Mary Downey
Cleveland
John Downey
Downey
T. E. Steele
Thomas
Scapborough
Wek
Norfolk
George Downey
Rite
East Wayne Street
Buckhill Falls
Mary Kathryn Miller
A. J. Miller
Hal Frederick Street
Fey
Kelly
Sherman, N
Katherine Healy
Spartansburg
Fred Healy
John Rickers
Clymer
Verne Blakeslee
Charles Sickler
Raymond Tanner
Clif Deveral
Glenshaw
Aaron Obermaty
Maxine
Elizabeth
Cohen
Stow
Chautaugus Lake
Notre Dame ticket sale details amid crowd and pricing
Fragmented notes describe Notre Dame ticketing and pricing for a game or event. References mention stadium access, reserved seating at about 4.40 dollars and 3.30 dollars, and uncertain lines about availability and acceptance of orders. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or dates.
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Notre Dame
Elas
Betrothal announced at dinner party in Pilishent
Mrs Anni Kushner announced her daughter Heiest Ann engaged to Frank Stee, son of Mr and Mrs Tsadore Stee of Spline Creek. No wedding date set. The note specifies caring for silver and gloves during cleansing.
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Pilishent
Heiest Ann
Lo Frank Stee
Tsadore Stee
Spline Creek
Fragmented OCR Summary Item
A partial OCR snippet shows unclear names and actions, lacking coherent events or entities. The text appears garbled with scattered fragments possibly mentioning people, locations, and numbers but no verifiable facts.
Titus Title Jumble Sparks Unclear Sports Recap
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a sports recap involving a team named Titus and Akron Goo Your. Unable to determine full event, date, or outcomes from the unreadable source.
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Akron
Fragmentary sports note hints at victor and disqualification
The readable fragments suggest a winner was not declared and a registered victory may be disputed, with possible disqualification or disheartening outcome for the contestant. The text lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm details.
Oakmont Club Ladies Dominate B Thars in West
A fragmentary report notes Oakmont Cor Class B women’s basketball in a western site with P Thom Country. details are unreadable but imply a notable performance by the Oakmont team in a regional event.
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Oakmont Cor
P. Thom
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