Draft Plans for Big Victory Bond Drive
Draft plans outline a Victory Bond issue with four billion dollars total from commercial banks and other investors. Banks limited to two billion. suboptions specify full allotments for certain sizes and proportional sharing for larger requests. Nonbank subscriptions open November 10 with multiple date milestones through December, bonds issued in various coupon forms, and interest dates set to December 1 1942. The note also records a 1940 to 1940 birth increase of about nine million, the smallest since 1870.
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Federal Reserve
United States
Are You Distressed By Rectal Irritations
Sanoura Ointment offers a soothing antiseptic treatment for rectal irritations and piles. Wash with Sanoura Soap, apply Sanoura Ointment, and keep Sanoura handy for minor wounds burns and bruises for children and adults.
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San-Cura
Women's Christian Temperance Union Christmas Program at Methodist
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held its annual Christmas program at the Methodist church auditorium. It opened with America sung by the assembly, featured violin solo Mary Granam, and a devotional by Rev. H. Roy Harris. A tableau pageant We Adore Thee followed, with scenes from the Nativity. Candy was distributed after.
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Women's
Christian Temperarre Union
Methodist Church
Assembly
America
Mary Granam
Russell Clark
Hev. H. Roy Harris
United Brethren Churen
Mary
Shepanis
R. S. Dewey
Oscar Johnson
J.B. Cogan
Frank Whiteley
Lloyd Johnson
Naomi Johnson
Lillian Guild Plans Apron and Bake Sale Benefit
Lilian Guild members met at Mrs. Wallace Hammond's home on West Frederick Street for an afternoon of sewing in preparation for an apron and bake sale scheduled for December 1. A tureen dinner was served at 6:30 followed by routine business.
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Lillian Guild
Lilian Guild
Wallace Hammond
West Frederick Street
Seelng
Recent Bride Honored at Shower Party
Mrs. George Jackson, recent bride, was honored Monday at a party hosted by Mrs. Louis Jackson. The evening featured bingo with prizes won by Mrs. Edward Stone and Mrs. George Dilworth. A salad dessert luncheon followed for guests including Mrs. Edward Stone of Conmeal Lake, and Mrs. Howard Austin and Mrs. Charles Mills of Brie. The honoree received many thoughtful gifts.
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George Jackson
Louis Jackson
Edward Stone
George Dilworth
Conmeailé Lake
Howard Austin
Charles Mills
Brie
Jane
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight’s NBC CBS and Blue Network Programming
Tonight on NBC 8 Thin Man Adventures 230 Tommy Dorsey 8 Eddie Cantor and Gracie Allen 9 30 District Attorney 10 Kay Kyser Hour 11 30 Author’s Playhouse GBS Nelson Eddy Concert 8 30 Dr Christin 9 Bob Burns 8 30 Lionel Barrymore drama 10 Great Moments in Music 10 30 Jak Prime Minister Mackengle Bing of Canada BEU 7 05 What’s Your War Job 8 30 Manhattan at Mienigat drama 9 Basin Street 9 39 Sammy Kaye Band 10 15 Radio Forum MBE 7 30 California Melodies 8 30 Henry Hull Theater 9 15 Jack Pearl and Sharlie What to expect tomorrow N A M War Coastess Mas 0 a m Paul V McNulty on Mobilizing Manpower NBC 6 20 BP m Interviews with workers by Bett Grauer NBC 22 noon Words and Music 1 p m Tom Girdler on Aviation Progress 3 15 Mz Perkins CBS 3 15 Basil O Connor of Infantile Paralysis Are You a Genius quiz 6 30 Leon Henderson answers BLUE 12 30 Farm and Home program Sec Wiekard
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NBC
Thin Man Adventures
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Eddie Cantor
Gracie Allen
Kay Kyser
Author's Playhouse
GBS
Nelson Eddy
Dr. Christin
Bob Burns
Lionel Barrymore
Jak
Mackengle Bing
Canada
Beu
Manhattan
Mienigat
Basin Street
Sammy Kaye
Radio Forum
California Melodies
Henry Hull Theater
Jack Pearl
Sharlie
Paul V. McNult
Bett_Grauer
Tom Girdler
Mz Perkins
CBS
Basil O'Connor
Leon Henderson
Sec
Wiekard
Rotary Club hears Sam LaPaso on wartime and modern ads
Advertising Director Sam LaPaso Brie discusses wartime advertising and current methods at the Rotary Club meeting. He warns against negative advertising by unproducive industries and endorses public advertising as most profitable for mass information. Charts and maps enhanced the program led by Earl Chemny of the local company.
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Rotary Club
Sam LaPaso
Brie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Earl Chemny
Couple Married at Candlelight Ceremony in Union City
Delaney Lori of Tus ton City and Lloyd Campbell of Union City wed in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s home on Wednesday November 25 with Rev. Wendell Minnigh officiating. The gown featured powder blue with grow accessories and yellow rose corsage. A reception for thirty six followed. Campbell, a Gates Drug employee, is a 1911 graduate of Union City High School. the couple plan to reside in Erin.
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Delaney Lori
Tuston City
Lloyd Campbell
Norman Campbell
Union City
Parcs
Wendell Minnigh
Marjorie Lord
Ovelane
Campbell
Richard Owens
Waterford
Gates
Mr Campbell
Aeradame
Dare
Rele Boll and Nul Company
Evie
Penia
Erin
Circle No 2 Donates Gifts to Sheffield Home
Circle No 2 of the West Methodist church met at East Congress street home of Mrs. G. W. Andrns with twelve members present. President Lawrence Eisenman led the meeting as plans were made for gifts to Ruth M. Smith home in Sheffield. Participants included Mrs. Ida Mack Mrs. Anvrus and Miss Mayme Mack. Walter Lie hosted with salad luncheon served by Mrs. Frank Schrailer.
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Circle No
Sheffield
Sirele
Wrethodist Church
G. W. Andrns
East Congress Street
Yn Lawrence Eisenman
Ruth M. Smith
Ida Mack
Anvrus
Mayme Mack
Walter Lie
Frank Schrailer
S B Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Ferry Residence
The S B Club met last night at Mrs Lettie Terry on East South Street. Mrs Nellie Merker won night honors for cards and plans were made for a Christmas banquet at the next meeting at the home of Mrs Albert Garnicke in two weeks. Gifts will be exchanged then.
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S. B. Club
Lettie Ferry
S. B
Lettie Terry
East South Street
Nellie Merker
Albert Garnicke
Mrs William F Shreve Is Feted by Friends
Mrs William F Shreve was honored at her East Main Street home by a gathering of friends last evening. The event featured bingo and entertainment followed by a luncheon. Guests included Mrs Leomi Pesise Mrs George Still Jr Mrs Ralph Booth and many others in attendance.
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East Main
Lay
William F. Shreve
Evenine
Leomi Pesise
George Still, Jr
Ralph Booth
Chion Chys
Bill Swiderski
Merle Hamilton
William P. Shreve
Harry Wilcox Witd Daighter
Donn
Jane Ruger
Douglas Reynolds
Murs Parker
Joe Swiderski
Betty Gifford
Louise Turbine
Joly ‘Duma
Mary Wojtaseek
Misa Jean Shreve
Shreve
Mrs Edwin Cole Hosts Bridge Gathering At Home
Mrs Edwin Cole hosted a bridge gathering at her Gaithering ante home on Weighe Street last evening with two tables of play. Awards went to Mrs Wesley Seamans and Mrs Robert Bumbaug. Attendees included Mrs Merle McIntyre Miss Amelt Vanderholt Table wards Firma Henchnis Rosemary Auer and Tha Wotvous. The hostess served four delicious finnel tune later in the evening.
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Srauwin Lee
Weighe Steet
Wesley Seamans
Robert: Bumbaug
Merle McIntyre
Amelt Vanderholt
Tabelle Wards
Firma Henchnis
Rosemary Auer
Tha Wotvous
Births at Cory Hospital Told in Warren and Waterford Notes
A daughter was born last night at Cory hospital to Mr and Mrs Norman Scholtom of 4 West Was ue street Warren Avson and another baby girl named Questar was born to Mr and Mrs Aldrich of Waterford. The text also references a morning birth at North Center hospital and an infant named My. pud with unclear details.
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Corry Hospital
Norman Scholtom
Ue Street
Warren
Avson
Mia
Moais Aldrich
Waterford
Cory Hospital
Dack Questar
North Genter Zy Hospital
Birthday Party Held For Ronald Stone
Ronald Stone of Conneaut was feted yesterday afternoon for his birthday at his grandmother Mrs Louis Jackson on Hsseet street. Guests enjoyed games and contests and each received favors. A cake and ice cream followed with Ronald receiving several gifts from friends.
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Ronald Stone
Conneaut Take
Louis Jackson
Hsseet Street
Ronald
AlbAround Vegetable Once sausigerod prisusoue the formats
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Faryad Coke
Wattsburg Farmer Given Six Months
Edward F. Smith of Wattstars pleaded guilty to making false representations in a loan application to the Farm Credit Administration. He was sentenced to six months in jail in Pittsburgh. He admitted using the loan for purposes other than those stated and falsely claimed ownership of 53 acres, denying seed and feed purchases with the funds.
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Wattsburg
Farm Credit Administration
Edward F. Smith
Wattstars
Sec
Pittsburgh
Smith
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