Warren Municipal Subdivisions Receive Highway Fund Allocation
Warren municipal subdivisions are eligible to receive a Septem ber allocation from the motor fund under legislation approved by Governor Edward Map fin. Funds will be distributed to cities, boroughs, townships for street and road maintenance or construction as their share of the gasoline tax revenue. Warren borough receives 2787 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Nownly
Edward Mapfin
Oroaghs
First
Sre
Fuss
Waryesborough
Services Tuesday for Fred E Root
Obituary notice: funeral services held Tuesday for Fred E Root at Linneken Keating Funeral Home with Rev Sheridan L Kins officiating. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Rita Barber Guy Barber Wilmer Snyder Merle Fitch Ernest Sutter Lynn Wellman and many others from Maple Springs Kane Kane area. service attendance noted from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneken-Keating
Sheridan L. Kins
Offi Eialing
Everett Miller
Leslie, Armison
Perry Darrow
Oliver Bryn
Arn Ayling
Pled Enes
Lamily
Evergreen
Comblery
Wellman
Shelday L
King of
Cambridge
Rita Barber
Guy Barber
Wilmer Snyder
May Miller
Akron
Willis Root
Rerford
Corry Area Social and Military News Roundup
Local notes report Marguerite Morris resigning to join her husband with the Army Air Corps at Scott Field. Veterans return home from service, engagements announced, and community events include a large country club bridge party with plans for an August 20 gathering. News covers local births, moves, hospital work, and residents visiting relatives in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Morris
Milton
Amy Air Corps
Scott Field
Charles Rainesalo
Rainesalo
Park Street
Rupert
Ind
Fort Meade
Dingfelder Family Reunion At Mead Park
The 17th annual Dingfelder reunion was held at Mead Park on Sunday with 46 relatives and six friends attending. A bountiful tureen dinner, swimming, baseball and visiting followed, and ice cream and cake were served. Howard Dingfelder was chosen president, Leon Johnson vice president, Mrs. Lot Dahl secretary and treasurer, with Florence Johnson and Mrs. Chirence Dingfelder on the dinner committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingfelder
Mead Park
Howard Dingfelder
Leon Johnson
Lot Dahl
Florence Johnson
Chirence Dingfelder
Shower honoring Miss Julia Valletti before wedding
Miss Julia Valletti was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by her sister Mrs. Allen Loomis on West Pleasant Street. Ten guests attended. five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Loomis, Miss Sarah Grayino, and Miss Anna Purpura. Gifts and refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Valletti
Jas
Allen Loomis
Valletti
West Pleasant Street
Directors Meet Of Corty Dairymen's League At Home
Directors from Corty local gathered Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Turlby. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Bensink Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCray Mr. and Mrs. Havoc Howard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Redding Mrs. Ivan Hatch Mrs. Harold Dougherty and Miss Barbara Harvey. Business covered upcoming meeting plans and routine matters. Sandwiches salad baked beans cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Hurlbut with assistance from Mrs. B. W. Slye. A separate note mentions travel and Olympic golf ties for a Japan Korea area representative and letters from generals praising games. Also a concert by the Gunsiida Male Quartet of Eastern Nazarene College at the Nazarene Church drew about one hundred attendees on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
Corty
Archie Turlby
William Bensink
Kenneth McCray
Havoc Howard
Frank Harvey
Cecil Humphrey
H. H. Redding
Ivan Hatch
Harold Dougherty
Barbara Harvey
Hurlbut
B. W. Slye
Coury Country Club
Japan-Korea
Manila
Bob
Gunsiida
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston Park
Quincy
Mass
Nazarene
Births Reported in Two City Hospitals
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Alotehkiss at W C A Hospital in James town last evening. Mrs Hotehuss, formerly Lloydish Sager, is noted. Separately, a son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Waite of East Main street at Corry Hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
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Catherine Splesman
Roger Brown
North Center Street
Bernard Wilson
California
Manila
USS
Bremerton
Robert Hinkley
Euclid Street
M. & M. Sates
Robert Churchy
Macagam Hill Road
East Main
Dairymen's League
Hubby
John Banks
Wesh Smith Street
Hast Bord Street
Roberta Hindman Ben
Corry Hospital
Sara K. Wells
Sis
Jack Dempsey
Sid Elston
Raymond Mfg
Sid
Ethelyn E. Buell
WAC
Jessie Duell
West Congress Street
William Mont General Hospital
EL Paso
Texas
Donny
East Smith Street
Philadelphia
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Wikkers
William F. Shreve
Pleasant Street
Prank Say
Bradford
Ysmeee
Ciara Prenitice
Simduorn
Velma Schrens
Fuse Vederlek Street
Buffalo
Lizzie Lawson
Hast
Burlingame
Bear Lake
Corry
H. 5. Lawrence, Jr
Harley Banks
Northy Cenley Street
Portsmouth
le Lawrence
Navy
Lawrence
Theottorg Sayako
Glevehind
Dzannelle Gordon
Cleveland
York
George H. Gordon
Emily
Pindley Lake
Betty Gass
Games Melvoy
James
Burton Hammond
Rochester
Worth ‘Hamword
James Conner
Lmily
Shepherdstown
Cormer
Troy Gillette
FS. Austin
Mapie Avenue
Jor Trenchtown
Warren
Marion Fuliesstro
Donald Policastro
Salamanca
Meleani Hunt
Car Japan Vailetti
West Pleasant Street
Bert Martin Jose
Jamestown
Bri.Hauenstein
East Bond Street
Phill Zulaneck
Mia
Harry Alotehkiss
Serine
James, Town
Hotehuss
Lloydish Sager
Robert Waite
East Main Street
Club-Social Gatherings and Service Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs J H Clough of Pittsfield and daughter Mes Helen Wrubelski of Burbank Gait plan a Thursday trip to Flint Michigan to visit J A Clough Jr Cyl Raymond Querreveld arrives from Fork Dix NJ with an honorable Army discharge after 21 months service including 17 months in the European Theater with the 43rd Rainbow Division Henry Metqeveld and his parents of RWD Corry are mentioned in the gathering notice.
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J. H. Clough
Pittsfield
Mes
Helen Wrubelski
Burbank
Gait
Flint
Mich
J. A. Clough, Jr
Raymond Querreveld
Fork Dix
N. J
Army
Rainbow
End
Henry
Eveld
R. WD
Corry
Sciota Sunday School Picnic at Mead Park Friday
The Sciota Sunday School plans an annual picnic at Mead Park Friday in the late afternoon. A tureen dinner will be served at 6 o'clock with games and evening entertainment. Members and friends are invited. bring well filled baskets and service. Soft drinks provided by the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Smu
SenoDl
Mead Park
District Officer At Rebekah Meeting
The Rebekah Lodge held a meeting at the LO D Hall Tuesday evening with Mrs Florence Trustle presiding. Plans were made for a birthday party on August 20. Committees were named for the event and district deputy president Myrtle Milks attended and spoke on lodge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Tepumae Aseeong
Lady Franklin
LO. D. ¥. Hall
Florence Trustle
Blanche Ohrn
Aliyn Lllyworthy
Hazel Akam
Myrtle Milks i Arle
Mrs Ethelyn Chase Heads Local W C T U Meeting
Mrs Ethelyn Chase was elected president of the W C T U at a gathering held yesterday at 2 pm with prayers and devotional services. Subscriptions to the Young Crusaders were reported, county members named, and plans discussed for an upcoming event led by Mrs Lillian Whiteley. A returning missionary spoke on Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Chase
Mildred Huberts
North West Street
Rastess
Emma. Heath
Tone Mountain
Youn Crusaders
Alice Ainsworth
Lens Halfass
Evelyn Chase
Tone Jom~som
Grace Grace
Bessie Kitch
Blanche Ross
Lillian Whiteley
Chautan and Lake
J. A. Warnken
Africa
Mim Bessie Kline
Ievere
Rotary Club Elects Three Honorary Members
Glenn Mead of Philadelphia AG Bulley and E. O. MacKen zie of Corry were unanimously elected honorary members of the Corry Rotary Club at last evening’s dinner and meeting. Dr Hugh O’Hare spoke on the history of medicine and the practice of healing dating to early monks. He related incidents about diseases cured by famous doctors and discussed orthopedic metal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Glenn Mead
Philadelphia
Bulley
MacKenzie
Corry Rotary Clu
Corry
Hugh O'Hare
Move to Avert Great Lakes Shipping Tie-Up Aug 15
Washington reports the government seeks to avert a threatened Great Lakes shipping tie-up by inviting CIO National Maritime Union members and major carriers to a conciliation session. The union led by Joseph Curran plans a August 15 walk-out to press for a 40 hour work week, claiming current hours are six. Curran co-chairs the Committee for Maritime Unity with Harry Bridges of the CIO Longshoremen, despite management leaders’ rejection of invitations to attend the session.
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Washington
Great Lakes
CIO National Maritime
Anto
Joseph Curran
NMU
Committee For Maritime Unity
Curran
Harry Bridges
CIO
Almeast
B. 5
Edgar L. Warren
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Rex
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Dewann
James Boys
Tyrone Henry Power
Fonda
Jesse James
Nancy Seneeees Cott
Gene Tierney
Henry Fonda
Return of
Frank James
Fritz Lang
China
Bardex Tonic
Windsley's
Bardex
Fred E. Root
Ohio
Chicken
Veal
Tbs
Oren Tevon
Slmer Christensen
Harrisburg
Christensen
Accounting Department
The
State Treasury
Lee Owen
Corry-Spartansburg
John Zawacki
Joanne
Nick Nogel
Hele Nosel
Barbara Stevenson
Chautauqua
Patricia Lawson
Ida
Minnie Lawson
B.D. 1
Art Shamburg
Harvey Wardley
Erie
Robert Corbin
Miouning
Feconversion
Vaut Dismantl
Chaine
Helen
Sciota
Rebekah
Harley F. Johnson
Center Street
North Corry Emblem Oil Station
Columbus Ava
Armitage
UBL
Cork
Avert Lakes
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