Army Reports Situation Improved In World War II News
Allied air forces bombed rail and junction targets behind German lines. U S Plying Fortresses and British Lancasters dropped 2 000 tons of bombs to disrupt Nazi logistics while First Army patrols crossed the Roer into Duren near Cologne. Third Army seized 40 pillboxes in Kaiserslautern area over two days, raising total to 176.
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U. S
Yond
First Army
Roer
Nagi
Duren
Cologne
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Third Army
Saaplautern
Rebekah Dinner And Party At Lady Franklin Lodge
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held a tureen dinner Tuesday evening at 6 at the TL0OF hall. Tables featured barberry greenery and red candles. Mrs. Oscar Fritz presided over a business meeting as out of town members sent letters. Prizes went to Miss Sthel Matthews, Mrs. William Marsh and Mrs. Frederick Beall. Gifts were exchanged by the Christmas tree. Next meeting set for January 9.
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Rebekah
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Oscar Fritz
Sthel Matthews
William Marsh
Frederick Beall
Fritz
Counultes
Frank Hepler
Ronald Carter
B. Hauenstein
Marionette Program Brightens Mentor Club Christmas Party
Mentor Club members and guests met at Mrs. Porter Auer’s home for the annual Christmas party. Miss Mary Anderson and Mrs. E J Tobias led the program with impressive Christmas thoughts and a life of St Nicholas paper. Mrs. Tobias presented dainty marionettes in a playlet “Christmas The Mystery Of The Nativity” in five scenes. Music by Ruth Lindsley and Louise Whiteley accompanied narrations by Mrs. G J Boyd. Christmas gifts exchanged, luncheon hosted by W W Myers and others. Several local residents and visitors joined in holiday greetings and travel plans for Christmas and New Year.
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Menor Club
Porter Auer
Thost
Mary Anderson
E. J. Tobias
Sb. Nicholas
Whiteley
G. J. Boyd
Helen Rowe
W. W. Myers
Ann Baresi
J. B. Sullivan
Christmas Party at Masonic Temple by Knights Templar
The Knights Templar and their wives and friends gathered last evening at the Masonic Temple for a turkey ham dinner. Patty attended, with Mrs. John Rickers and Mr. Allen Dimick as the dinner committee, and Mrs. Tracy Whitehead in charge of the program. The program featured brass quartet performances, readings, solos by Dorothy Brown and Myra Lou Heerlein, and group singing ending with Silent Night. Gifts were exchanged by the ladies.
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Masonic Temple
Knights ‘Templar
Patty
John Rickers
Allen Dimick
Tracy Whitehead
Dorothy Brown
Myra Lou Heerlein
H. Lynn Rice
James Wright
Jack Whitehead
Jean Maria Johnston
W C T U Holiday Gathering Details
The WCTU held a Christmas party with about 20 members and six guests led by Mrs. Frank Whiteley. Devisions by Mrs. Emma Heath and prayer by Mrs. Alfred Haenel opened the program. State president Mrs. Black and county official Mrs. Sadie Johnson sent messages. The Crusade Spirit theme featured talks on 1734 and 1934. Mrs. Floyd Jolson and Mrs. Guy Bennink organized the event and Santa distributed gifts.
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Frank Whiteley
Emma Heath
Alfred Haenel
Black
Sadie Johnson
Guy Bennink
A. Johnson
Trvin Young
W. L. Marsh
Jimmie
Floyd Johnson
Santa Claus
Jean
Jean Hastiel
Fred Rees
Floyd, Johnson
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Fitzgerald at Home
Mrs. Metlé Fitzgerald of Snyder Circle was honored at a birthday party hosted at her home last evening by sixteen friends. Tripoli provided entertainment and Mrs. Lawrence Raynor won the prize. Late refreshments included cream, birthday cake, and coffee. Mrs. Fitzgerald received many affectionate wishes in celebration of her birthday.
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Fitzgerald
Metlé Fitzgerald
Snyder Circle
Tripoli
Lawrence Raynor
Fitzgould
Rotary Club Christmas Ladies Night at Corry Hotel
Rotarians and their wives attended the Rotary Club annual Christmas ladies night at the Corry Hotel. About thirty couples enjoyed a turkey dinner in the private dining room with seasonally decorated tables. R S Dewey led Christmas carols with Glenn Middleton on plate and splayox. Gifts were exchanged and donated to the Salvation Army. Grace Middleton played piano solos. Committee members included Mr and Mrs A G Buller, Dr and Mrs C F Bennett, and Mr and Mrs B D Mackenzie.
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Rotary Club
Corry
R. S. Dewey
Glenn Middleton
Salvation Army
Special Assembly At Junior High Today
A special assembly was held at Comny Junior High School this morning with students, parents, and friends in attendance. The Junior High Orchestra opened with a marcel and other numbers, Rev. G Boyd gave the invocation and a Christmas talk, and dick Whitehead read scripture. The mixed chorus performed carols for seventy voices and Mrs. H Lynn Rice received a gift of appreciation for Christmas as the program received high approval.
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Unasumas
Comny
Marcel
Red Cross Nurses Aides Host Christmas Dinner at Corry Hospital
A Christmas dinner was held at Corry Hospital dining room with eighteen members in attendance. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Saunders and Miss Myra Schramiling. Tables were beautifully decorated and toastmistress Mrs. R. M. Sherman presided as departures from hospital service were announced for early next year.
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Tareeh
Hospital
Red Cross
Hal
Corry Hospital
E. F. Saunders
Amici Sewing Circle Holds Christmas Party
The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Glenn Humes's home on West Smith Street for a Christmas party. President Mrs. Marshall Sherwood led the business meeting, Mrs. Harald Fish gave devotions, and gifts were exchanged. Fruit cake with whipped cream and coffee was served. assistants included Mrs. Ivan Miller, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Cassis Fish, and Mrs. Floyd Dougherty. Next meeting set for January 2.
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Amici Sewing Circle
The
United Brethren Church
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Marshall Sherwood
Harald Fish
Ivan Miller
Robert Davis
Cassis Fish
Floyd Dougherty
Poster Prize Winners Announced Today
Eva Kepler announces the annual poster campaign for Corry schools for 5th and 6th grades has closed. Judges chose Lucille Stormes of Concord and David Apps of Washington as first prize winners. Ethel Davis of Junior High Elementary and Katherine Barkhouse of Washinsleg School won second prizes. Charles Hlehynski and Virginia Fay of Concord received honorable mention.
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Charles Hlehynski
Virginia Fay
Concord School
Concord School Presents Christmas Program and Play
A Christmas program at Concord School featured piano solos, a poem, and chorus numbers. Grades three and four performed the play What the Stars Saw followed by a group singing about the world. A good attendance of parents and friends attended the annual party.
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Concord School
Chaplin Denies Defense Charge in Fiery Shouts
Los Angeles reports a chaotic court scene in Joan Berry’s suit seeking support for her child Carol Ann. Chaplin denies the charge of relationships and accuses his accuser of manipulation while a jury weighs the evidence.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Moltrie
Joan Berry
Creed
Joan
Carol Ann
Joseph Scott
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