Friday Canteen Helpers Dine at Corry Hotel
Twelve ladies of the Friday evening Canteen met at the Corry Hotel for dinner served at six. Guests included Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Pulson, Mrs. Shawver, Miss Patton, Miss Inman, Miss Crumpner, Miss Kamer Gaines, Miss Kamber Gaines, and others. Afterward they visited the Kamber Gaines home on West Pleasant Street for singing and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, Wright Street, are in Ericfont on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mary Johnson
Walter Pulson
L. K. Shawver
Ses Mardine Patton
Shirley Inman
Helen Criipner
Minna Ee Matilda Kamer
Jeanette Essi
Sibyl Millspay
Kathrine
Spiesmat
Shirley Shawyer
West Pleasant Street
Misses Minna
Matilda Kamber Gaines
Walter Scott
Wright Street
Eric Font
Nina Dune Gilbertson
Chicago
Dorothy Whaley
Set
Albert, Piteayge
Fort McClellen
Alubams
Elem
Brook Street
Christmas in Corry as residents visit kin far afield
Numerous local residents and relatives are listed spending Christmas with family from Holivar New York to Cleveland and Chicago. Air service members Lt Robert Rumbaugh and Sgt Donald Paulson return from brief visits while others travel for holidays.
Krazyates Club Christmas Party At Mrs Whitehead’s Home
The Krazyates Club met last evening at Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead’s Essex Street home for a Christmas party. Guests played 500 and awards went to Mrs. Robert Hun and Mrs. Walter Paulson. A salad dessert was served and gifts exchanged. On January 20 Mrs. George McMahon will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Whitehead
Essex Street
Robert Hun
Walter Paulson
George McMahon
West, Wash
Ington
Plank Road Club Christmas Party At Miss Spencer Home
The Plank Road Club held a Christmas party at the home of Miss Ploy Spencer. Ladies exchanged gifts and children received stockings of candy and fruit. Miss Spencer served sandwiches, Jello, coffee, and chocolate milk. The next meeting will be January 8 at Mrs. Wailey Casler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank Road Club
Ford
Ploy Spencer
1945 Fashion Forecast Highlights Miss America Style
The 1945 forecast foresees more skin in play and beachwear, with midriffs exposed and sleeves thinning. Designers expect slimmer silhouettes, longer skirts, lower waists, and pragmatic, streamlined outfits for a busy postwar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Lilly Dache
Milliner
Glazeporter
Emily Wilkens
Mabel Julianelli
Claire McGardell
Benenson
Sally Victor
Norman Norell
Jess
Jo Copeland
America
Paris
Helene Garnell
Clifford Furst
Perest Wil Deanne Meee
Roy S. Tilles
Sub Debs Sleigh Ride Enjoyed by Local Youth Club
The Sub Deb Club and guests enjoyed a sleigh ride from Corry at 8 30 pm to the Post House area, returning at 10 30 pm, then visiting the Ritz Restaurant for refreshments. The next Suh Debs meeting date has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Kiwanis Speaker Thurry D Casey Addresses Club
Thurry D Casey of Washington B Gy spoke at the Kiwanis weekly dinner at Bits Restaurant. Casey discussed tap making work and engaged the audience. Attendance contest starts next week and runs for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurry D, Casey
Thurry D. Casey
Washington
Corry Hospital Births Reported In Local Notices
A daughter arrives to Mr and Mrs Robert Coons on R D 2 at Corry Hospital. Asa is born to Mr and Mrs Harry Silvis at Cory Hospital this morning. A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson on West Washington Street at Corry Hospital today. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Orrie Cook at Concord Street in Corry Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coons
Corry Hospital
Asa
Harry Silvis
Snyder Circle
Cory Hospital
Robert Johnson
West Washington Street
Orrie Cook
Concord Street
Eastern Star Initiates Four New Members at Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with a class of four candidates. Mrs. Thelma Barnes presided in Mrs. Betty Watsons absence. Mrs. Eris Suntiown of Cambridge Springs acted as worthy matron. The business portion was routine and officers served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Virginia Stack Weds George Williams in Rectory Ceremony
Miss Vin Stack daughter of Mrs. Anna Stack of West Smith Street married George Williams son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Williams in a ceremony at St Thomas Church rectory conducted by Rev. Francis J. Graves at eleven this morning. Attendants were Elizabeth Stack and Willem Crane. The couple will reside in Akron where Mr. Williams works and Mrs. Williams has worked at Carroll Beauty Salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Stack
Anna Stack
West Smith Street
George Williams
A. A. Williams
Oly
Francis J. Graves
Bt. Thomas’ Church
Elizabeth Stack
R. N
Willem Crane
Spring Creek
Akron
Williams
On Your Radio Program Schedule Listings
The page lists NBC and CBS radio programs with show names and times including Ida Lupino, Fred Waring, Bobby Meeker Band, March of Time, Sammy Kaye, Abbott and Costello, Bing Crosby, and Rudy Vallee across late morning to night slots on the networks. It appears as a programming grid for a day’s broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woragat
CBS
Ida Lupies
Red Cross
Ves Poppers
Corliss Archer
Lanny Douglas
Joan Edwards
Fred Waring
Hum
Abner
Bobby Meeker
Norman Cordon
MBS
Milt Herth
Sammy Kaye Varmres
Antonini
Army Air Forces
NBC
Frank Morgan
Bing Crosby
Juan Davis
Abbott and Costello
Rudy Vallee
Doctors report favor Chaplin in paternity test
Associated Press reports two physicians testified that blood tests show Chaplin cannot be the father of Joan Berry's baby. They drew samples from Chaplin, Berry, and the infant Carol Ann last February and found blood types in Chaplin group A and Berry group AB or B, refuting the paternity claim. Also, a Christmas baby in Battle Creek died from hemorrhages likely tied to a congenital blood defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Berry
Roy W. Hummack
Newton Evans
Miss Berry
Chaplin
Carol Ann
Battle Creek
Mich
G. Hobart Hitchcox
Inah
Jungab Community Hospital
Frederick Molges
Four Pardons and 21 Commutations Granted by Governor
Four pardons and 21 commutations of sentences were granted by Governor Martin as a result of pleas presented before the State Pardon Board during October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Martin
State Pardon Board
Saraber
Pardon Board Reports 17 Commutation Cases Including 1994 Slayings
The pardon board announced 17 cases under advisement including pleas of Philip and Joseph Bruno for commutation of life sentences for first degree murder in the 1994 election eve slayings at Keylares. Wilson E. Smith of Venango County faced statutory rape charges listed among commutations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Joseph Bruno
Keylares
Wilson E. Smith
Venango County
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Lawn Turner
Ur ‘Graig
Bon
Battle For
Marianas
Merrick
Rob Crosby
Fay McKenzie
Edward Norris
Tasha
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Quart Beitle Saegertown
Maxwell House Beverages
California Glass
Atuarl Jar Grunmotter
Mwaho
Bey
Alc
George Schram
Holivar
N.Y
James Wright
Westsmith Street
Millon
Brown
Fort Summer
Mex
Allis Brown
B.D. 1
Robert Franz
Judy
Indians
Raymond Lair
Seal Mark City
Marion Lair
Weel Wayne
Mildred Preble
Collens Park
Gerry Preble
Mary Strigler
Florence
Washington Street
Cuba
Anthony Micros
Arthur Cochran
East Findersce Street
Cleveland
Robert Howles
Theresa
Lester Howles
Columbus
Howles
Robert Rumbaugh
New Jersey
Marion le Wrage
Jeannette
Lt. Rumbaugh
Marion Rumbaugh
Spring, Street
Florence Strigler
East Washington Street
Richard Cantryman
Gon. Rickey
Rochester
Robert Hinkley
Lee Owens
Euclid Street
Josephine Colegrove
Washington, D. C
John I. Colegrove
Park Street
Loyd Lillie
S. 2
Merrill Lillie
Wast Church’ Street
Frank Lillie
East Pleasant
Seaman Lillie
Sampson
Tiffe Range
Ernest Buschmann
Boston
Buschmann
George Thomas
Pranklin Street
Jean Ann Cass
Donald Paulson
Bradley Field
Genn
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Charles Reed
Bobby
Meadville
H. B. Reed
South Street
Louis Patmore
Allen
Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead
Helen
Coats
Virginia Stack
Zuckerman
Chapin
Lovely
Heiman
Guignon’s
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