Scout Troop Plans Outing at Columbus Point
At the Kiwanis Boy Scout meeting held last evening, the Elle patrol organized a few days’ outing at Lanston's Point on Columbus Dake. Mister James Mens gave first aid tips and Charles Rich screened war production movies. Fourteen scouts attended along with Walter Auer, committee chairman, and Charles Rich. Scoutmaster Charles A. Willard noted openings for membership for Corry boys.
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Columbus
Kiwanis
Elle Patrol
Lanston’s Point
Columbus Dake
James Mens
Charles ‘Rich
Walter Auer
Scout Committee
Charles Rich
Charles A. Willard
Boys of
Corry couples wed as wartime social notes abound
Loveland Gordon ceremony at the Methodist church earlier today united Lieut George Gordon Jr. and Loveland with a reception at the bride’s home. The groom, a Navy petty officer third class, will report for Pensacola training after a short honeymoon. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon and children Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Peer Loveland
Howard Loveland
East Main Street
George Gordon, Jr
George Gordon
East Church Street
PA. Galbreath
Bes Cutlisch
Kenneth Beck
Kenneth Loveland
Gordon
Frank Loveland
Miss Bonella
Uims
Seton Hill College
Corry High School
Stem
Corry
U.S. Navy
Berkeley Equipment Company
Pensacola
Fla
Charles Geitner
St. Marys
Martha Marsell
Kane
Charles Burns
George Conquer
Raymond
Sheffield
Harriett Wynn
Eric
Walter Gordon
Margaret
Norma
David
Columbus
Hostess Enterts Sit and Chat Club in Euclid Street Event
Mrs. James Stewart of Euclid Street entertained members of the Sit and Chat ter Club last evening. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Coan Mrs. Willis Croker Mrs. Wayne Robinson Mrs. Hall Dimick and Miss Nancy Stewart. The group enjoyed sewing and biting with refreshments served.
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Sit and Chatter Club
James Stewart
Euclid Street
Henry Coan
Willis Croker
Wayne Robinson
Hall Dimick
Nancy Stewart
Mrs Roland Hasbrouck Hosts Compliment Night at Home
Myrna Hasbrouck assisted by Mrs Earlé Hasbrouck entertained at Liberty street lash evening complimenting Ms Roland Hasbrouck. Guests enjoyed games and visits while gifts were given to the guest of honor. Hostesses served a salad dessert course to twenty guests. Donald Miller A and MC arrived from New River New, N G for furlough with his parents on Concord street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia. Ross Remiman
Corry Tesident
Lawton
Okla
Leroy Dickinson
West Wayne Street
Perry Nichols
Helen Spencer
Fehiman
Louis Lundy
Arthur
Aaiss Myrna Hasbrouck
Earlé Hasbrouck
Liberty Street Lash
Roland Hasbrouck
Pyl
Donald Miller
New River
N. G
Pred Mille
Concord Street
Salvation Army Home League Plans Picnic
Regular weekly meeting at the Hall on East Washington street focused on sewing garments for war relief and dressing dolls for the Christmas party. The session closed with a devotional period and plans a picnic at Mend Park next Wednesday for all members and families.
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Salvation Army Home League
East Washington Street
Mend Park
U B Ladies Aid Sews For Red Cross Chapter
The United Brethren in Christ church Ladies Aid Society finished garments for the Hed oss Red Cross chapter. Eleven members met at Mrs. Martha Kimmy's West Smith street home on Wednesday afternoon. Light refreshments were served and next week's hostess will be Mrs. Harley Banks.
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U. B. Ladies Aid
Red Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren
Christchurch
Martha Kimmy
West Smith Street
Kimmy
Harley Banks
Aid
Aldrich Family to Return on NBC September 2
NBC announces the Aldrich Family resumes Sep 2 with 15 year old Dickie Jones replacing Norman Tokar who joined the armed forces. The station also reshuffles programs including The Inner Sanctum on CBS Saturdays beginning Sep 4 and NBCs Beat the Band Quis moving to Wednesdays with Tommies Dorsey show ending Sep 5.
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New York
Henry
Aldrich
NBC
Dickie Jones
Norman Tokar
Ezra Stone
Tokar
Stone
Uncle Sam
CBS
Hobby Lobby
Raymond Edward Johnson
Red Skelton
Hildegarde
Tommy Dorsey
Andy
Hollywood
Morgan Beatty
London
Bing Crosby
Joan Davis
Garry Moore
Mary Astor
Major Bowes
MBS
Harmony Hall
Sor Born This Morning at Sorry Hospital
A newborn was delivered this morning to Mr and Mrs Sam Miglidecio of 1312 West Pleasant Street. A second child, a girl, was born to Mr and Mrs Lee Lillie of 1328 West Pleasant Street, Lash Evening.
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Sor
Sam ‘Miglidecio
West Pleasant St
Lee Lillie
West Pleasant Street
Lash Evening al Ie Hospital
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Hughes on West Washington
Mrs. C. M. Hughes was pleasantly surprised at her West Washington street home by friends who gave a birthday party last evening. The gathering featured games and a bolted celebration with birthday refreshments.
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C. M. Hughes
West Washington Street
Iends
Penn Electric Employees Outing Enjoys Findley Lake Roast
Corry Pennsylvania Electric Company workers and families attended an outing at Al Young's cottage at Findley Lake last night. Thirty people gathered for a corn and wiener roast as the evening centerpiece.
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Penn-Electric
Pennsylvania Electric Company
al Young
Findley Lake
Lastight
Mrs Putnam Feted On 96th Anniversary In Chautauqua
Mrs Lucina Putnam of Spring speed New York celebrated her 66th birthday at a surprise party hosted by the Women's Club in Chautauqua with Emmet Parker her grandson performing. About twenty five friends attended and were served cake and tea from a silver table. Mrs Putnam is spending the summer with her grandson at the assembly grounds. T G Williams of Columbus Ohio is visiting friends and relatives in the city.
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Cpl
Victor Neilson
Alliance
Neb
East Smith Street
Norman Merrill
Morris Field
Charlotte
N.C
Francis Carroll
Merrill
Frank Goring
East Church Street
Carol Armstrong
Dayton
Ohio
Kathleen
Mary Rebeccs
Easton
Pvt
W. Grant Cogan
New York City
Gene Parsons
Robert W. Parsons
Huntington
Long Island
New York
Richard Bechomer
E. A. Bachelmer
Gerald Staples
Erie
C. FP. Hildebrand
Pimxsutawney
City
Gust Swanson
A. A. Bannon
Mercer
Corry
Dewey
D. B. Taggart
Glenn Middleton
Earl
Spring Creek
P. L. Roach
Colleen
Martha
North East
A. A. Chapman
F. M. Raymond
Lawrence Hammond
Sarah English
Emporium
Merle English
Sheffield
Alma Gardner
Rotary District MEADVILLE Conference Hears Service Talks
Rotary Clubs of ten northwestern Pennsylvania cities gathered in Meadville at the Lafayette Hotel for an all day district meeting. District Governor Allan J. Scilly presided as officers spoke and George Hamilton outlined international service efforts. Elmer Hess discussed Rotary serving in war and peace with Arthur Tumey addressing juvenile delinquency prevention.
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Rotary Clubs
Meadville
Rotary
Pennsylvania
Lafayette Hotel
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
Erie
Greenville
Ol City
Titusville
Sheffield
Wesleyville
Corry
Allan J. Scilly
George Hamilton
Stary
Elmer Hess
Erie Club
Arthur M. Tumey
Gil City
R. S. Dewey
Earl T. Cherry
Glenn Middleton
D. B.taggart
Krazyate Club Hosts Mrs Clarence Lowe Event
Mrs Clarence Lowe entertained the Krazyate Club last evening. Members enjoyed five hundred during the evening with Mrs Robert Hunt and Mrs John Ohm Jr winning awards. A spaghetti dinner was served. Mrs Ohm to host again in Jamestown in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazyate Club
Clarence Lowe
Robert Hunt
John Ohm, Jr
Ohm
Jamestown
Remembrance Event Honors Soldiers at Local Club
A Hope You Like It Club gathering at Miss Regina Jagta's home sent letters to Pvt. Leo Brown in Philadelphia. The club plans another meeting at Miss Mary Clabbatt's home to honor Pvt. Neil Gates of Camp Tyson Tennessee with a similar remembrance.
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Regina Jagta
Leo Brown
Philadelphia
Mary Clabbatt
Pvt
Neil Gates
Camp Tyson
Tenn
Care Needed in Kitchen During Canning Season
Red Cross warns home canning is hazardous with common injuries from hot jars and pressure cookers. Do not add water to paraffin and avoid opening pressure cookers until pressure reaches zero. Take precautions to prevent scalding and jar shattering.
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Red Cross
Wolves Now The Buffalo King Of The Plain
The buffalo once ranged from the Atlantic to beyond the Rockies as the dominant plains animal. A fragment notes advise keeping children out of the kitchen during canning.
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Buffalo
Western Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
Rockies
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Joe
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Frank Schrader
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Ralph Wheeler
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H. J. Davis
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Niobe
Martin Crowe
Ben Lake
Mabel Over
Frank Foreman
Howard Martin
Betty Age
Duluth
Minn
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East Frederick Street
Barbara Roberts
Pain
Upper Darby
Dallaghter
John Edwards
Eileen
Linden
N.Y
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Ghettes Rich
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
C. H. Holden
Fran Gtlee, Jr
Charles Coates
Chesterfield
Navy
Brown and
Zuckerman
Dial
Norin Center St
Corry, Fm
Novotex
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T.G. Williams
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