Wartime teen problem urged to include youths in activity
Dorothy Richardson argues wartime delinquency rises from teens lacking safe after school recreation. She urges USO programs supply teen jobs, supervised dances with soft lighting, amateur theater, and youth planning spaces. Churches schools and private groups should back these efforts to aid adolescent morale.
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Dorothy Richardson
Miss Richardson
USO
WEA
Anete
Dri
Richardsont
Newrie
Foulksters
Jamey Times
Birthday Party for Deanna Loveland
Mrs Herbert Loveland of Sing Street hosted a birthday party for her daughter Deanna celebrating her fourth birthday. Guests included Mrs Harvey Lovelant and Naomi Hagel and Beqthor, Mrs Joseph Bunker and Jimmy, Mire Neils Sorenson and Harriet, Miss Arlen Rocks fellow and Naomi Linda, Pin Tis and Nancy Armilue and Kathleen Doveland. Late afternoon Whipped cream and birch tea cake served.
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Deanna Loveland
Herbert Loveland
Singstreet
Deanus
Harvey Lovelant
Naomi
Hagel
Beqthor
Joseph Bunker
Jimmy
Mire
Neils Sorenson
Harriet
Arlen Rocksfellow
Dannisters
Linda
Pin Tis
Nancy Armilue
Kathleen Doveland
Two New Members For Veterans' Auxiliary
Two new members, Mrs. Theresa Cooper and Mrs. Gordon Blakesler, were admitted at the Ladies' Auxiliary meeting held in the post room on Washington street. The group voted to donate ten dollars to the infantile paralysis fund. A social evening followed the meeting. George Downey, on a business trip to New York City, reported for the American Sunlight project.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Thield
Washington Street
Theresa Cooper
Gordon Blakesler
George Downey
New York City
Mrs Freeman Millspaw Honored at Shower
Mrs Freeman Millspaw a recent bride was honored at a shower hosted at her West South Street home last evening. Guests included Mrs Mulderick and Mrs Alexander who won awards for playing a game. The pink and blue centerpiece featured a miniature bride as twelve guests enjoyed a salad luncheon.
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Usurge Soestier
Southi Street
Freeman Millspaw
Leo Mulderick
Harry Alexander
Mullderick
Alexander
Charles Bughee
Kay Schepprier
Richard Moree
Marion Rumbmiah
Agnes Lynch
Paul Pheins
Mervyn Nast
J. J. Harden
Therol B Matteson Honored at Porty Therol B
Therol B Matteson at 10 East Wayne Street was surprised Tuesday evening when Mrs Matteson hosted a dinner in his honor at 6 30 Several gifts were given by friends in attendance The event featured a pleasant social program and expressions of esteem for the honoree.
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Therol
Matteson
East
Wayne Street
Teachers Assn Hears Report on Convention Proceedings
The Teachers Association held its meeting at the Senior High School Tuesday afternoon at four oclock. The business session included a report from the Pennsylvania State Education Association meeting. Lowe Basivards, president of Corry, was a delegate and spoke on the event.
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Gary Tyn
Inc
Ie Renort
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Was Hoke Ab Harris
Lowe Baivards
Corry Assonigion
Mrs. Arthur Hoffman Honored by Friends Event
Mrs Arthur Hoffman was honored by friends and LAMICE Lowe during a short visit in the city. An evening of five games with prizes awarded to Mr Hoffman and Mrs Robert Brockman featured attendees including Mrs Wilbur White head Mrs John Ohrn Jr Mrs Robert Hunt Mn and Miss Myra Hasbrouck.
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Lloyd Stowe
Rol Jam Stowe
Jamestown
Plorence Johnson
R. N
Novil
Tonawanda
Teansite Jolson
Buffelo
A. ©. Jolson
Piccadills
Grandamouir
John Dingielder
Marion Rumbaugh
Robert Rimbaneh
Snegertown
Mer
G. Palmey
Thomas Vatican
Atlantic City
Lamice Lowe
Myrs
Arian Fortmen
Buvler
Hoffman
Robert Brockman
Wilbur Whitehead
John Ohrn, Jr
Robert Hunt Mn
Harry Paulson
Myra Hasbrouck
Lowe
Salad Mupch
Circle Sos W.5.C. 5 Met On Wednesday
Circle sof W 5 C 5 met Wednesday with fourteen members and three visitors attending at the church with Mrs Treey. Mrs JB Coin opened with a reading from Christian literature and introduced a Latin American program leader. Business sessions discussed treasury planning and a welfare event to be held Wednesday. Mrs Buys Stew and Mrs FL Indoattung were named chairmen of the Valley mentions.
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Epes
Vmlsts
Christian Triventary
JB. Coin
Latin America
Henening
Wie
Leliwon
Wednesdey
Buys Stew
Whitehead
Pefrerkmeyile
Nelon Futures Nilay Fabrics Misread Text Lead
Fragmentary notes describe futures for nylon fabrics and woven materials. Mentions Velvets nylon ripstop coats and rubberized sills with rainproof coatings. Indicates fabrics can be stored indefinitely without deterioration.
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Nik Alu
Junior dress sizes redefine fashion for teens and mothers
Designers and retailers embrace junior misses as a versatile option for teens and women. Markets note junior departments increasingly serve mothers and daughters with styles cut wider and shorter than standard misses, reducing alterations and expanding adult- styled options for younger shoppers.
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Dorothy Ror
Pashion
Balintine
Junilor
Dorothy Anderson
New York
Lipste
New Era Club Banquet At Ritz Restaurant
The New Era Club of the Presbyterian church held its annual banquet at the Ritz Restaurant last evening with twenty nine members attending. They enjoyed a delicious dinner served at 6 20. Afterward they gathered at Mrs. G. J. Boyd's home on Klug Street for the remainder of the evening. Miss Higel Metker read the devotional period and Mrs. H. G. Wolfe led the exchange of acts of the sisters of the past year.
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New Era Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Ritz
G. J. Boyd
Klug Street
Higel
H. G. Wolfe
Bridge Club Hostess Edward Feldt Hosts Evening Event
Mrs Edward Feldt entertained the members of the bridge club at her West Smith Street home last evening. Mrs Alia Geswue received an award for play. The club gathers again in two weeks at Mrs W W Muer on East Stith Street.
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Edward Feldt
Edward Peldt
Ridge
West Smith Scret
Alia Geswue
galleRe Wales
W. W. Muer
East
Stith Street
Introducing Pee Joeent Ais Suuprnsias Ive Covey
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an event or person named Covey Iene and Changi, mentioning Yaiko and Clyger De 2. Readable elements include strange spellings and disrupted words with no clear dates, locations, or outcomes to anchor a concise news item.
Meadville Butter Fat Prices Cut at Two Plants
The Meadville area reports lower butter fat prices as two local plants reduce prices amid shifting markets. Industry sources note a week of declines with potential further adjustments and limited production changes underway.
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Meadville
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