Jamestown Hero Re-Enlists in Army After Service
Former Capital Jamestown honors George A. Havel who re-enlists as a trigster sergeant in the Weld Artillery for a three year term. His Army service spans three years with two service stripes, including battles in the Po Valley and North Apennines Italy. Witt and Mrs Hazel Havel and their 20 month old son anticipate the next chapter in his military career and a promising retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
George A. Havel
Trigster
Army
Po Valley
North
Appenlies
Italy
Hazel
Hope
Local Notes From Corry Community Life and Departures
Readers receive a bustling round of local notes detailing military calls and transfers, enrollments, and moves. Captain changes, students leaving for Edinboro and Penn State, teaching assignments in Louisville, and hotel renovations are noted alongside visits from distant relatives and travels by car, train, and plane.
Chautauqua Ends 73rd Season With Hymn Festival
Chautauqua Institution closes its 73rd season Sunday August 25 with a Sacred Bong Service in the alphatheater and a Hymn Festival led by the Chautauqua Chorus joined by the Westinghouse Male Chorus. Attendance records show over 40 000 listeners for lectures concerts operas plays and services and the season’s symphony orchestra attracted about 149 000 across 24 concerts under conductor Franca Autori.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Institution
Westinghouse
Chautauqua Chor
Walter Howe
Chautauqua
Symphony Orchestra
Franca Autori
Ane McKnight
Brillant
Tuex
Robert Graham
Raymond Office Girls Honor Trio With Luncheon
Twenty six Raymond office girls from the engineering products and merchandising departments hosted a one oclock luncheon at the Hotel Corry in honor of three friends. Mrs. Howard Sheen attended as a guest and the honored guests were Miss Beverley Stowe who will be married Saturday Mrs. Chutes Bowman and Mrs. Charles Van Tisel, both recent brides. Each honored guest received a beautiful gift from their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Saunders
Coudersport
B. V. McGintock
Sciota Road
Winifred Auer
A. J. Plack
Cleveland
Vicnity
Gary
Ind
Stanley Hart
Lawrence Larson
Jamestown 15
Glenn Gates
Blk Street
Katherine Reynolds
Lourse
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Trie
N. Reynolds
Calif
Findley Lake
Jeannette Gordon
Hubert S. Vaughn
Raymond
Hotel Corry
Howard Sheen
Beverley Stowe
Chutes Bowman
Charles van Tissel
Party at Malek Home Honors Infant Born August Fourth
An evening gathering at 43 First Avenue honored Gasimer Bogniak and his infant son born August 4 at Corry Hospital. Miss Rosemarie Mack hosted guests with singing dancing and games. Hostess provided hot dogs cake and soft drinks. Bogniak received a gift from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malek
Rosemarie Mack
First Avenue
Gasimer Bogniak
Gannon Gallege
Erle
Bosiak
Rotarians Plan Car Raffle for Memorial Hospital Fund
Rotarians at the Weesay meeting in Corry planned a raffle of a 1946 Ford to benefit the Gert y Memorial Hospital Fund. A drawing date was set for October 15, with the car display starting late this week in city venues. Eighteen members and one guest attended as A M Litz led the meeting in president Vaughn's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesay
Che Cony Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
A. M. Litz
Hubert S. Vaughn
Gerty Memorial Hospital Fund
Lite
Lake Columbus
Gest
J-L
Allyn
Corry Dairy League Donates to Memorial Hospital Fund
The Corry local Dairy Men's League met at McCray Community House with Guy Swart presiding. Members voted a 50 dollar donation to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund and heard reports from Sward and Mrs Harold Hammond on a Syracuse meeting. About 60 members and guests attended the event with refreshments served. the group plans the annual reunion at Findley Lake on Saturday, August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dairymen’s League
McCray
Guy Swart
Frank Harvey
Tyan Hatch
Farewell Party For Mrs Milton Morris at Fairhaven Home
Mrs Alton Rigby hosted a farewell party Tuesday evening at her Fairhaven home for twelve guests honoring Mrs Milton Morris who leaves Friday for Scotfield Tl to join Nor rushand A pleasant evening was enjoyed with Mexican sundaes assorted cookies and coffee The hostess assisted by Mrs Jack Berry served A purse of money was presented to Mrs Morris by her friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Rigby
Fairhaven
Milton, Morris
Scotfield
Norrushand
Jack Berry
Morris
Irisnda
Birthday Party for Dennis Sproveri Gives Joyful Day
Dennis Ray Sproveri celebrated his tenth birthday at home on Eas t Wayne Street hosted by Mrs Ardith Sproveri. Guests from Puleen and nearby attended the event with games and entertainment. Supper included cake and ice cream as guests arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puleen
Arditht Sprover
Eass Wayne Street
Dennis Ray
Mina
Dennla Ray
Duplicate Bridge Friday Evening at Corn Country Club
Schedule notes show a duplicate bridge event planned for Friday at Corn Country Club with no formal start. Players seeking a seat should arrive by 8 25 and reserve in advance, with names such as Brymoalsen or Husrleit Cole Grove appearing in the contact list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaual
Uli Pridayé
Corn Country Club
Waf
Stariwich
Dioula Pla
Wolock
Cnil
Brymoalsen
Miss Mary Rhynard to Wed First Sergeant Richart Schlosser
Mr and Mrs Leo Rhynard announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth Rhynard to First Sergeant Richart C Schlosser son of Mr and Mrs Charles Schlosser of Waterford The couple plan a wedding Friday August 1 at 7 o clock at St Thomas rectory with Rev John DeSanis officiating Richart a member of Waterford High School class of 141 and a three year Pacific theater veteran is now stationed at Camp Atterbury prior to marriage
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Rog @r
Margaret Wood Wetmore
R. D
Benn
Elgin
Winifred A.sweet
Lawrence Park
John Sweet
Robert Kojancie
Frank J. Kojangle
Erie
Winnie
General Electric Co
Bob
H.W. North Go
Mary Rhynard
Léo Rhynard
Marion Street
Mary Elizabeth
Richart C. Schlosser
Charles Schlosser
Waterford
Rhynard
Corry Senior High School
Agro Supply Mig Co, Inc
Sul. Schlosser
Directors And Wives Entertained By Ott At Chautauqua Lake
The Car sy Chamber of Commerce directors and their wives were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Ott last evening at the Ott summer home on Chautauqua Lake. They enjoyed dinner and a lake cruise aboard the Ott boat and the Hillswom boat, with all board members and ladies present for an enjoyable social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dags
Robert Gold
Arthur Fizdale
Chautauqua Opera Association
Norton Memorial Hil
Chautauqua Artisty
Josephine Antoine
Mebiopolitian
Chautauqua
Institute of Missions Biostam
Foreign Missions Conference
Novi
Coollettes Met For Routine Session
The Goollettes met at the W E W Post Home on West Washington Street Tuesday evening with seventeen members present. Mrs Hazel Siliss presided and routine business was discussed. Delia Mason was drawn for the prize of the month and the meeting adjourned. A next meeting is set for September 10 at the lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. W. Post
West
Washington Street
Italy Book
Hazel Siliss
Delia Mason
Sipeless
Goolinttes
Aealii
Elks Picnic Set for Sunday at Sekerak’s Grove
The Garry Lids No 16 Elks plan a Sunday picnic starting with breakfast at Git Gfelack. Activities include a bacon breakfast, noon dinner with beets and ham, and a sweet corn repast. The day aims for large attendance and a community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Memners
Garry Lids
B. P.O. Elks
Belerek
Nelle
China War Flares In New North China Fighting
Aug 14 report from WANKING describes renewed clashes in North China with Chiang Kai-shek's six program to restore peace. Communist units claimed gains near Dukad and Lunghat Railway, as government troops countered in North Kiangsu and Bask Honan. Independent papers report heavy fighting, with estimates of 1 Communist regiment facing about 10,000 government troops and large battlefield movements toward Tatung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang “Kui-Shek
Paggiaret
Gomaunigis
Ensaan
Hal Red Troyns
Dukad
Kiang
Peiping
Hsin Min Pao
Gammunisi
Troupe
Attackine Tatung
Shartsi Province
Tt Sail Red
Tatung UN
West End
Chicago Assassin Victim Dies of Wounds
James McRillen, 65, a wealthy racing figure, dies at Michael Reese Hospital from gunshot wounds. The slaying, linked to gang warfare and mob influence in Chicago, follows an affidavit timeline involving the Capone organization and testimony to federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ghtorgo
James Mc Rllen
Newa
al Gijinie
Michael Reese
Wen Hart
William J. Tuohy
Capone
Sven Ne
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Penn
Nisity
Irty
Batts
Ihe Ying ‘School
Sorepteg
Sonal
Lane
Wlso Hoe Louis Henry Armstrong
Manuel Ortiz
Cefering Garcia
Cee Ae Aed
Jinx Falkenburg
Ead Joe Esser
Yavi
Stan Kenton
Cleese
Oren Town
Earl T
Cherry
Elec
Canada
G. C. Murphy
Bob Bumbaugh
Ferguson
The
Watrous
Urey
Waller Sears
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
Donald Mosher
Hugh Moshers
Raymond Avenue
Edinboro State College
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
West Main Street
Louisville
Gene Graham
L. E. Graham
West Congress Street
Allegheny College
Hazel Marsh
Beaverdam
Aern Supply Mig. Co. Inc
North Center Street
Marguerite Morris
Marguerite
Booth Field
Morll Side
Russell Harvey
Pleasant Street
Tlonesta
Harvey
Deroy Wilcox
Bill
Pat Shambure
East Bond Street
Janet Arlene
Attie
Corry Hospital
Bob Sullivan
Franke Brigham
Vic Gragg, Jr
Slippery Rock College
Charlotia M. Olds
Ker
Margaret Olds
New Lexington
Geneve
Margaret
Uyusi
Raymond Welden
Sasebo
Just Island
Himeji _ Ray
Arius
Dick Will
Ig Slso
St Saseto
Beane
Robert
Pili
Strom
LyOarryens
Raymond Office
the Corry
Mrs. Milton Morris
Dennis Sproveri
Coollettes
Sekerak’s
Péter Giros
Kaystone VanGise
Bobbie Brooks
Princeton
F.c.chapin & Son
Communist
Zuckerman
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