Birthday Party Held For Tommy Stroup Eight Years Old
Tommy Stroup son of Mr and Mrs Paul B Stroup of Spring Street celebrated his eighth birthday Saturday with his mother hosting thirteen yard boys from 6 to 8 30 pm. Games and contests were enjoyed with prizes won by Dicky Hall Jimmy Krone Johnny Riley and Johnny Healfast A wiener roast was held outdoors and Tommy received many gifts from his friends.
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Tommy Stroup
Paul B. Stroup
Spring Street
Uale
Dicky Hall
Jimmy Krone
Johnny Riley
Johnny Healfast
Tommy
Warner Sawehyn nuptials held in Falconer Sunday
The society note reports the wedding of Miss Rose Sawehyn, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sawehyn, to Kenneth Warner, at the home of Mr and Mrs Ad Kolstee in Falconer. The candle light ceremony featured Delores Kolstee singing I Love You Truly, with a three tiered cake and a lawn reception for about seventy guests, followed by visits of local residents and several military personnel on leave.
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Warner-Sawehyn
Falconer
Rose Sawehyn
John Sawehyn
Kenneth Warner
Oscar Hallquist
Ad Kolstee
Nesthery
Delores Kolstee
Horace Willams
Violet Kolstee
Mary Ellen Warner
Paul Senega, Jr
Charles Stone
Lakewood
Mrs Edwin Cole Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Edwin Cole entertained members of her bridge club at her Wright Street home. Awards went to Mrs Wesley Seamans and Miss Rosemary Auer. A lunch followed. In two weeks Mrs Suzanne Crowell will host a Wiener party for the group.
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Edwin Cole
Wright Street
Wesley Seamans
Rosemary Auer
Cole
Suzanne Crowell
Neighborhood Club Meets With Five Hundred Games
The Neighborhood Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Burton Smock and played five hundred. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Maloney and Mrs. Kerstetter. A dessert lunch was served to the guests including Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Kerstetter, and several others.
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Neighborhood Club
Burton Smock
George Maloney
Willace Kerstetter
Radio Schedule Snapshot with Multiple Shows Listed
The radio guide lists WEC-4 CBS and MBS NBC streams with programs from 6:15 to 10:35 including orchestras, comedies, quiz shows, and news. Notable names include Tommy Dorsey, Kay Kyser, Harry James, Red Barber, and Gabriel Heatter along with various regional segments.
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WEC
Pred Wating
CBS
Jack Smith
Harry James
Easy Aces
Sammy Kaye
Red Barber
Jack Carson
Lowell Thomas
Lun
Abner
Manhattan
Spotlight Band
Raymond Gram Swing
National Radio Forum
Johnson Family
Wally Butterworth
Gabriel Heatter
Paul Schubert
T. T. Club Guests of Mrs. Frank Kinley
The T. T. 7. Club met last evening at Mrs. Frank Kinley's West Pleasant street home. Prizes for the card games went to Mrs. Frank Goring and Mrs. Lyle Saxton. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks at Mrs. Claude Price's West Pleasant street home.
Rotary club weighs Corry pool project at dinner
At the regular Rotary Club dinner in the Hotel Corry last evening members continued discussion of the proposed Corry swimming pool. Additional information was presented and plans to pursue the project were made, with the outlook described as promising.
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Rotary Club
Corry
High Peach Prices Hit Illinois Crops Harvest Start
Aug 11 Cobden Illinois reports top grade Elberta peaches selling for 6 to 6.50 a bushel as harvest begins on a crop seen at about 26 percent of normal. Canning and packing peaches command 4 and up to 5 dollars, with all prices at record highs.
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Cobden
Tlinois Fruit Belt
Humpty Dumpty fell due to stomach ulcers ad
An advertisement claims Humpty Dumpty suffered a fall from distressing stomach ulcers and related pains. It promotes Udga with a 250 box of Aden Tablets and a double money back guarantee, available at Rexall Drug Stores and others.
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Rexall
New Proclamation Limits Cameras at Atlantic Coast Resorts
Public Proclamation No 5 issued by General Hunt A Drum eastern defense command expands restricted and prohibited zones along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida and DC. The order bars all persons including ex military on beaches during night hours and adds Virginia Beach and Ocean City to restricted zones. The August 9 1943 proclamation follows Executive Order 9066 and aims to support military necessity amid industrial growth and construction.
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Ocean Beach
Hunt A. Drum
Eastern Defense Command
First Army
Virginia Beach
Ocean City
Virginia
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Morida
District of Columbia
Dram
War Department
Ludlow Youth Dead in North African War Theater
The War Department announced the death of Edward J. Selent Jr., a Ludlow native, in the North African theater. He was the son of Mrs. Mary Selent and served in the 5th grade unit.
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Nimes
North Africa
Pacific
Southwest Pacific
War Department
Tech
Edward J. Selent, Jr
Mary ‘Selent
Ludlow
Damestown Students May Help in Harvest
Jamestown board of education considers delaying the fall opening by two weeks to ease a farm labor shortage that threatens to reduce harvest progress in the area.
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Damestown
Jamestown
Jamestown Board Dfeducation
Watt completes naval gunnery school training in Hawaii
William T. Watt, aviation ordnance man second class, graduates from the naval gunnery school at Kahe Bay Hawaii. Watt is one of four Watt family members serving in the U S Navy with two brothers and his father also in service. One brother was reported missing in action. He is the son of Mrs. William Watt of this city.
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R. M. McCormick
G. C. Murphy
Meadville
Glarenos ‘Thompson
Camp Shelby
Miss
Robert Betts
Seaman
C. U
Sampson
Columbus
Arthur Siler
Len
Philadelphia
Homse
Phillip J. Moore
Archie Hurlburt
Renovo
Joseph Elchynski
Rose Marie
Mt. Glemens
Mich
Elchynski
Henry Decker
Cleveland
Nancy Isabel Pearson
Salisbury
Lillian Ricker
James Staples
Bradley Pield
Conn
Pvt
Edward Royek
Camp Mc
Wllnam T. Watt
Watt
U. S. Navy
Ka- Hehhe Bay
Hawaii
U.S. Navy
William Waff
Axis Retreats Continue In Russia And Sicily
May 1943 Washington report notes the Sicilian campaign and ongoing Axis retreat. High ranking cadets from Canada and the U S train with British officers while Churchill and King confer at the citadel. Chateau Frontenac to close August 7 to 27 with guests asked to check out early August 7. Armored guards and offices occupy the hotel.
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Washington
Churchill
MacKensie
Chateau-Frontenac
Signal Corps
U.S
Answers to J. Q. Quiz briefing on editorial page
The editorial page lists correct quiz solutions for twenty questions. Answers include Georgii as question one, St Louis Cardinals for question two, Dovel for three, Moses for four, True for five, and notes on printing types. It also names Swerlish and Hard for seven, Samuel F Smith for nine, and states the first organized stock market in New York City as the tenth answer.
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Georgii
St. Louis Cardinals
Dovel
Moses
True
Swerlish
Hard
Samuel F. Smith
New York City
Medwic Forge and Jardinals in Historic Standings Update
Fragmentary report notes Medwic Forge and Jardinals amid standings changes. Mentions players, batting, and season status with unclear details, names, and actions, reflecting an ongoing, partially legible sports snippet from the era.
Fragmented OCR sports note hints at a game upset
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a score and a player named Yogi with guards and a team named Corr. The note references a game result, weights, and a prior opponent, but the exact teams, scores, and dates remain unclear.
Fragmentary sports league note from early era
Fragmentary OCR mentions a league name and teams but lacks clear facts or dates. The readable bits reference Philadel Rovers and Doin Yai au ng, suggesting a Philadelphia area soccer or baseball context with incomplete team names and standings.
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Sontractas
Alt Enson
Ealeague
Philadel Rovers
Awks Yn
Doin Yai Au Ng
Eagle Harry WW Cane Jollee Wash
Eagle Harry WW cane Jollee Wash remains unclear in the fragmentary text. The item provides few readable proper nouns and lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize into a full news card.
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Eagle
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