Corry Delegation Speaks at Wattsburg Dairymen Meeting
Representative speakers Emory Grout Henry Marsii and Mh gathered at the last Wattsburg sub district meeting of the Dairymen's Legend. Attendees from Gary included Mr and Mrs Ree fing Mr and Mrs George Andrus Mr and Mrs Artur Mortis and day and Mrs day Rickerson.
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Corry
Wattsburg
Emory Grout
Henry Marsii
Dairymen’s Legend
Gary
Mtr. Sud
Reefing
George Andrus
Artur Mortis
Day
Day Rickerson
Quitting Club Meeting at Patterson Home
The Quilting Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs Harold Patterson on East Frederick Street. Eight members attended and enjoyed a tureen dinner served at one o clock. An enjoyable afternoon of sewing and visiting followed. Mrs Wevf Anderson will answer in two weeks.
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Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
We Vf, Anderson
Will
WCTU Meeting Hosts and Community Notices
The WCTU met yesterday with Mrs. C. A. Mountain as hostess. The program included devotions led by Mrs. Bessie Kirch and a reading by Mrs. Bertha Stockton. Plans were made to host Mrs. Ida McCein, a visiting simta worker, in Corry next week. Various members were noted visiting or returning to duty, including Cpl. Roy W. Crawford, Thomas Hopkins, Mrs. Fer Highfield, and others. Local residents were mentioned traveling to Erie and Pittsburgh for hospital visits and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mountain
WCTU
Bessie Kirch
Frank Whiteley
Fim
Tda McCein
Simta
Corry
Charles Stewart
Breau
Spok
Alfred Haenel
Floyd Johnson
Bertha Stockton
Frances Willard
Mountain
AH. Morrison
Circle No 2 Hosts WSC Circle Meeting at Mrs Johnston’s
Circle No 2 of the W S C S of the Methodist church met Tuesday evening at Mrs Leland Johnston’s West Smith Street home with Miss Ruth Dahlstrand leading devotions and Mrs R S Dewey presiding. Discussion considered moving the meeting night. no action. A four month bank offering box was approved to raise funds. The group plans a joint dinner meeting at the Ebicol. Mrs J Cogan read an article on hatin America enjoyed by all. dessert served by Mrs Johnston and Miss Helen Jones. Next meeting will be at Mrs Cogan’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. C
Leland Johnston
Methodist. Church
West Smith Sient
Ruth Dahlstrand
R. S. Dewey
Treasury
Circle No. 2
Ebicol
J. Cogan
Hatin America
Johnston
Rebekahs Plan Card Party for Feb 19
At a Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting the group outlined a February 19 card party to be held at the CCF Hall. H. G. Wolfe of the Victory Speakers Bureau spoke on conservation of rubber and gasoline for the war effort. A buffet lunch followed, served by the committee. Mrs Prank Hepler, Mrs Will, Dyckes assisted.
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Rebekahs
Lady Pranklin
Rebekah Lodge
1. C. C. F. Hall
H. G. Wolfe
Victory Speakers’ Bureau
Prank Hepler
Bridge Club Hosts Rosemary Auer at Congress Street Home
Miss Rosemary Auer entertained her bridge club last evening at her home on Congress Street. Mrs. Robert Bumbaugh and Miss Erma Beonink won the awards for the evening’s play, and a salad lunch was served. Mrs. Wesley Seaman will host the club in two weeks.
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Bridge Club
Rosemary Auer
Congress Street
Robert Bumbaugh
Erma Beonink
Wesley Seaman
Otterbein Guild Meets at Mrs Bugbee Home
The Otterbein Guild met Tuesday evening at Mrs Charles Bugbee’s West Columbus avenue home. President Helen Bush led a routine business session after the devotional period. The executive committee planned the next gathering and a lunch of jello cake and cocoa was served.
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She Otterbein Gulu
Narroness
Charles Bugbee
West
Jumbus Avenue
Helen Bush
Guild
Lillian Guild Hears Dr Gillette Talk
Lillian Guild met at the Emmanuel Episcopal church last evening with Mrs Elmer Kincutt. A tureen dinner preceded a program by Dr Gillette from the Victory Speakers Bureau who spoke four minutes on rationing of rubber and conservation. Committee members named were Mrs Marjorie Peck Mrs M I Alfred and Mrs BT Morrow.
Amiel Circle Hostess Noting Secretary Resignation
Mrs. G T Bergen hosted the Amiel Sewing Circle gathering at Mt Ner home with twenty five members. The devotional lesson preceded business where secretary Wilbur Sorenson resigned and Chil Lyons was elected to replace her. Five birthdays were celebrated with gifts. next meeting features a tureen dinner at Mrs Harold Toye with planned Red Cross room activity.
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G. T. Bergen
Amiel Circle
Amiel Sewing Circle
G. T. Bergman
Mt Ner
West
Wilbur Sorenson
Chil Lyons
Robertt Davis
Ames Ruvp
John Carrier
Robert Pleming
Herbert Guson
Bergman
Thomas Reed
Tiere, Thorogood
Harold Toye
Red Cross
April Henning to Marry David Jones in Navy Groom Union City
Announcement of engagement between April Henning, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Herflug of Wesleyville, and David J Jones, a U S Navy sailor, son of Mrs Claude Jones of Union City. No wedding date. Miss Henning a 1930s East High School graduate works at Bliley Manufacturing. The groom is a graduate of Nor ity East High School and stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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April Henning
Daned Jones
William Herflug
Wesleyville
Daverd J. Jones
U. S. Navy
Claude Jones
Union City
Miss Henning
East High School
Bliley Manufacturing Company
Fe Groom
Nor
Raymond Production Manager Club Speaker at Rotary dinner
Raymond Production Manager from the Raymond Manufacturing Company spoke to Corry Rotarians on Production and its Relation to the War at the Hotel Corry. Discussion followed on ticket sales for the Corry Band concert on February 24, sponsored by Rotary and Kiwanis to benefit Red Grass and the band.
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Red Grass
Corry
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Eight Enlistees Guests at Dinner for Service Prep
August DeMauri hosted a military themed dinner for her son Robert and seven enlistees. A spaghetti dinner followed a decorated dining room with miniature soldiers as favors. Group singing and entertainment capped an enjoyable evening attended by Delbert Fosburgh Alfred Piccardi Sam Buns John Butcher Donnie Bachetuer Lawrernee Hokman and John Miller.
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August DeMauri
Robert
Vielook
Delbert Fosburgh
Alfred Piccardi
Federal aid plan to buy school lunch supplies
The Federal Food Distribution Administration unveiled a new plan to supply Pennsylvania schools with eggs cheese butter assorted foods and evaporated milk at reduced child meal costs. The program aims to streamline distribution by purchasing closer to communities and reimbursing local boards at seven cents per meal while addressing manning and logistics shortages.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal Food Distribution Administration
Theodore J. Wilson
FDA
State Department of Public Assistance
Public Assistance Department
Wilson
Freeze Canned Goods On February 20
A governing plan directs households to inventory pantries by February 20. Empty nonperishable items onto a table and set aside rationed foods and small cans. Report remaining cans per family member to clerks issuing ration books starting February 22. Clerks to be located in schools, churches, and public spaces.
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Eati Ny
OPA
State Police Search for Missing Stinson Monoplane
Pittsburgh Feb 3 The Civil Aeronautics Administration asked state motor police to help locate a Stinson monoplane reported missing en route from Allentown to Pittsburgh yesterday With pilot Jodly identified as Wellman at the controls the craft carried a five hour fuel supply The CAA said the pilot radioed from Cove Valley Harrisburg between 2 and 230 pm but nothing further was heard The plane NG-369-W is described as a Stinson monoplane piloted by private flyer Wellman despite misspelled names in the transmission
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Stinson
Allentown
Msn
Wellman
Jett Allentown
CAA
Pitcb
Cove Valley
Harrisburg
Fragmentary sports note hints at Pony League and Sam's Army
Fragmented OCR text references Pony League games and rival teams with scattered names like Harold Aver and Teague. Mentions wartime context and city basketball, but details remain unclear.
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Sam
Ranstel Sanyo
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ALOVE
Gene Tierney
Lynn Bars
George Montgomery
U.S. A
New York
DrRenault
Patterson
Wilcox Grocery
Dial
Pillsbury Rye
Calif
Rinso
Parge
Ede Pka
Tbs
Tee Ie
Diez. Se
Alif
Fia Society
Cpl
Roy W. Crawford
Allanion
Thomas Hopkins
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Fer Highfield
Warren
Angelo Rainer
Carmen
West_field
N.Y
Rainert
Rainey
Annu
Air Corps
Miami
Fis
Philip Burns
Port Jackson
S.C
Deughter
Bradford
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Ray Stearnes
Jimmy
Barnes
Henry Bidwell
West Wayne Street
Erie
George Dyckes
Bidwell
Melvin G. Thopins
Edward
Prospect Street
Warren Times-Mirror
Otterbein Guild
Lillian Guild
Gillette Ge Eee Ae
Healy's
Tois
Helen
Wuiss
Banwes
Lancautire
Guignon
Rayon
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Sergeant
Maju
Willy
United States
Penn Teagies
Seady
George W. Toach
New Castle
Mt Galla Te Me
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