TWO ERIE BOYS BELIEVED LOST IN JAP ATTACK
Erie residents confirm two local youths feared killed or missing after the Pearl Harbor raid. Jack Mook and William Moorhouse, both from Erie, served aboard ships attacked during the early hours of December 7. Moorhouse played in the ship band and had ties to Strong Vincent. Mook’s mother awaited word as details emerged.
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ERIE
Jack Maok
William Moorhouse
Pearl Harbor
Mook
William Moorhinuse
Way
Navy
Bronk Knox Molynigut
Fean
U. S
Arkon
Knox
Dale
Williams
Moorhouse
Sholher
Helen Mole
Oglala
Christmas Parties At Clymer and Local Meetings
The Young Men's Able Class held quarterly meetings at the church with officer elections led by President Marold Legters. A church basement oyster stew and beverages followed, as charity events and a Christmas program featured singing, readings, and a candy giveaway. The Clymer Grange and Business Men's Club hosted parties and services at local venues with church programs, Christmas decorations, and weekly worship plans across multiple area churches and organizations.
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Marold Legters
Wee
Davies Waristiilis
Norman Teedboy
Harry Vidal
See Yeulty
Amos VanKarden
Emily Duntewald
Otis Fardhtik
Noble Grand
Charles Meyerink
Mildred Auigh
Plorence Arnink
Henry Wassink
Willi
Homer Tol Pine
Roy Chivink
Mrhs
Rutt Beckerink
Ent
Christman
He Ehilitvet
Roger’ Béckerink
Yorst
Danatte Gravink
Ardith Rhebergett
Merle Tewinklé
Boxey
Glen Tewiniele
Frederick Vonder Scharf
James Gravink
Mig Wassink
Mes James Treasa Rhebergen
Mattie Beckerins
Elsse Legsters
Freda Tewinkle
Fen Cent Wits
Esmher Querreveld
Kane Bridge Expert Stricken After Ailing Illness
Kane bridge expert Lyte, a leading figure in American contract bridge, died after a sudden illness on October 26 at his place of business Kaw Purilure Company. A longtime tournament player, he was renowned in Pennsylvania and New York for skill in bridge, tennis, and basketball. He was a member of a local rails team that competed successfully in recent seasons.
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Kane
Ufeslong
Iis
Kaw Pur “Ilure
Lyte
Lie
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Pennsylvania
New York
Focal Jrrails
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Montgomery Ward
Clymer
My Erarhit
Mies
New Warren
Vty Dooly Stitt
Mey
Ceebeude Huepo
Mim
Nellie
Owen the
Clyme Ceanye
Charitimas
Grange
Mit Chirgo
Iit
Gleason
Ming Chuixemas
James Warnhuisy
James Warnhuisy Voit Call Was Hn Swerved Wimwily
Howe
Mes
Meola
Geilo
Alexrine
Clymer Central School
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Beckerink
Sai Irvine
Corry
Gerrit ‘Timmer
Eanad
C. Bat
Eatonie
Matthew A
Lully
Harold ‘TenHaken
AvnuMl Busieless Meeiing
Oethodist
D. D. Samuelson
Epworth League
North Clymer
United Brettive
Methodist
Paul's Men
Woolrich Woolen
the Fair Store
Oberman Bros
Center St
Corry, Pa
Walt
Endicott Johnson
Clymer Hil
Churetties
Clymer Hill Eturels
Elie
Aly
Chippendale
Eau Cissee
Ake
Tvory
Pgs Joop
Vagabond
Lionel Trains
Robes
Toasters
Iowa
Tobis
Bassball Glover
Daluve
Schiek Shavers
Sinn Raven
Dex Scooter
Stheen
Forse
Automobile Iia
Firestone
Cee Rees
Voice of
Fivantovie
Ika Cranky
Margaret Speake
Simao Grifesdre
Alfred Wallemstein
Veer N. B
Center Sales CO
Loblaw Super Market
151 NM
Center Street Corry
North East
FBI
Erie, Dor
Wally Baie
Intel
Alvin
Ualubell
Ramet Vrnhieremnaliye
Amerie Wubs
JAY Gents
Winhold Woliek
Wunerat
Canrieulon
Warren
Orberth
Hehley
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Mutingey V. &. King
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