Clarion County Air Crash Kills Lt Updegraft in World War II
Lieutenant Gall T. Updegraft 22 of Shippenville died in a Langley Field crash caused by a midair collision. Clarion County reports him as its first World War II fatality. In Cambridge mass, Adam J. Leschinsky 23 of Carteret and Balvatore Marucci 21 of Jamestown received five years and a day for armed robbery of a U.S. Army officer after pleading guilty to stealing $18 from Lieutenant Edward J. Masso in Concord on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall T. Updegraft
Hamy J. Updegraft
Shippenville
Langley Field
Updebrat
Clarion County
Cambridge
Mass
Adam J. Leschinsky
Cartert, WN. J
Balvatore Marucci
Jamestown
U. S
Edward J. Masso
Concord
Hobby Show Content With Wide Range Of Displays
A hobby show at the MICA recreation center on First Avenue drew a sizeable crowd. The Red Grass and Slamp and Goin Club organized the event featuring sweaters, buttons, glassware, dolls, stamps, coins, and more. Prizes for best displays went to Clarence Grive, Mrs. Wesley Ober, and Mrs. Edith Carter. proceeds go to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Recreation Center
First Avenue
Satuday
Slamp and Goin Club
Fayette
Wesley Ober
Lille Amidon
Joe
Tenet Braley
Florence
Frank Grice
H. Holden
Whittlesey
George Bagley
Gerald Bagley
Clarence Braley
Allene Doolittle
Oxtar Kinney
May McCormick
Iva. Braley
H. B. Reed
Wayne Michels
Frank Biles
Mardline Patton
Viola Goring
Edith Carter
Carl Gates
Don Williams
Margaret Askew
Nancy Lee Moore
Sam Catalfir
Joziten Westley
Betty Wood
John Berkeley
Mary Anne Berkeley
Charles Bubertz
Havel Shuss
William Armitage
Clarence Mixer
David Hoberta
Leon Dindsley
Clarence Briley
Karl Slemmons
Miss Dallas Long and Howard McElroy wed in Evie
Announcement fro m Corry notes the marriage of Miss Dallas Long of Erie to Howard McElroy of Columbus. The ceremony, officiated by Justice William Heisler, took place August 18 1941 in Evie. Miss Long attended Corry High School and Mr McElroy graduated from Columbus High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dallas Long
Wayne Street
Erie
Howard McElroy
Floyd McElroy
Columbus
William Heisler
Marriage Performed At Home of Rey Hall
Announcement of the marriage of Mabel Craker to Francis H Jaquith at the home of Rey Hall on Sixth Avenue Saturday evening. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson. Jaquith works at General Electric. They will reside in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Willis
Mabel ©. Craker
Francis H. Jyquith
Rey
Louise Whiteley Birthday Dinner Party at White Street
Mrs Floyd Johnson hosted a dinner Saturday night at their White Street home to honor Miss Louise Whiteley on her birthday. Prizes for games went to Miss Eula Taylor and Mrs Edmund Barr. Guests included Miss Holne, Ruth Johnson, Myra Hasbrook, and Mrs Gerald Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neem! Johnson
Floyd Johnson
White Street
Louise Whiteley
Eula Taylor
Edmund Barr
Holne
Ruth Johnson
Myra, Hasbrook
Gerald Thompson
Entertains In Honor of Sister Bride-Elect
Mrs Kirke Brown hosted a Saturday evening party for her sister Miss Gladys Hotchins near marriage to Lawrence J. Morton. Guests enjoyed a variety shower with games music and gifts. The table featured a wedding cake and red accents as salads and desserts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasorence Holchites
Cecile Robbins
Newborns Born in Corry Hospital This Week
A son arrived Saturday afternoon at Corry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lindsley of Corry R D 1. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Embert Earle of Marion Street at Corry hospital last evening. Mrs. Earle was formerly Betty Van Gise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Corry ‘Hospital
Ralph Lindsley
Corry R. D
A.son
Embert Earle
Marlon Street
Corry Hospital
Arthur Pitts Heads St. Thomas Ushers Society
Arthur Pitts was elected president of the Tishers Society of St. Thomas Church at the annual meeting held with the communion breakfast at the Rite Restaurant. He succeeds Arthur Scheppner who led the group the past year. Austin Dempesy and Harold Scholton were named vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. The new officers will take duties at the March ushers meeting. Reverend Francia J. Graves and John Love offered brief remarks at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pitts
St. Thomas
Arthur Witts
Tishers' Society
St. Thomais
Rite
Wir Pitts
Arthur Scheppner
Austin Dempesy
Harold Scholton
Ovean Fastion
Francia J. Graves
St.Thomas
John Love
Baltimore
Corry Nurse Married At Erie Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Calvin Barr of Oil City announce the marriage of their daughter Travel Marie to Kurt Kuehner son of Mr and Mrs A G Kuehner of Erie. The wedding occurred February 3 at First Presbyterian Church manse Erie with Rev R K Merker officiating. Travel Marie, a nurse at Cony hospital, is a graduate of Oil City high school and hospital school of nursing. The groom works for Sontheimers Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Barr
Oil Cuy
Travel Marie
Kurt Kuehner
A. G. Kuehner
Erie
Flrst Presbyterian Church
R. K. ‘Merker
Marion Canon
Kuehner
Oil City High School
Oi City Hopital School of Nursing
Cony Hospital
Sontheimers Bakery
Si Brie
Juvenile Grange Program At Corry Grange No 55
A juvenile Grange program followed a bust meeting at the Horn block rooms. The event included songs by Norms Ding felder and Bertha Dahl, a children's play, a spelling bee, reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by Leona Grace, and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayenne Grange Onevea Une
Evenkve
Corry Grange No. 55
Norms Dingfelder
Bertha Dahl
Leona Grace
Corry Man to Marry Sister of Erie Pastor
Rev George Zing of Cennii Baptist erhan in Erie announces the engagement of his sister Miss Suth Zinn to Carl K Holen of Corry son of Mr and Mrs William Hshn of Erie The bride elect is a South Hills Pittsburgh graduate and works for Blossom Agency of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Mr Hahn a Strong Vincent High school Erie graduate works for Aero Supply Company No date has been set for the marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zing
Cennii Baptist Ehiireh
Erie
Suth Zinn
Carl K. Holen
Corry
William Hshn
Cleet
South Hills
Pittsburgh
Conesticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hahn
Strong Vincent High School
The
Aero Supply Company
Broadcast Schedule Highlights Tonight Across Networks
Radio listings show NBC presenting Lincoln the War Years with Raymond Massey at 1 30, followed by Melton concert and Crooks program. CBS features Blondie Vox Pop City For Conquest with Alice Faye and Freddy Martin Orchestra. Blue network offers True or False Forum Paul V McNutt and Propaganda analysis. MBS lists Morton Gould Concert and New England Conservatory performances with war related programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Raymond Massey
James ‘Melton
Richard Crooks
Tener
CBS
Blondie
Alice Faye
Freddy Martin
Orson Welles
Blue
Radio Forum
Paul V. McNutt
America
MBS
Morton Gould
Basketball of
New York
Woman killed under train after car hit at crossing
Mrs Rohde dies when vehicle is struck at a rail crossing as a freight train passes. Her husband survives with minor injuries. Watchman testimony cites gates malfunction and the south gate not lowered. Deputy Coroner Crowe and Union City police open inquiry into the fatal crossing accident. Mrs Rohde survived by husband, father Walter Anthony, two brothers Theo Anthony and Walter Anthony, sister Mrs Manley Post. Rohde, employed at General Electric Plant, formerly of Warren, married September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohde
Crowe
Arthur Crowe
Union City Police
Tme
Halide
Walter Anthony
Dincoinville
Theo Anthony
Fort, Meade, Mu
North East
Manley Post
Union City
General Electric
Warren
Fur Coat Display at Marguerite Miller Shop
A one day fur coat display offers major savings on popular furs with discounts up to 507 percent. Coats on view Wednesday February 11 from 2 to 9 PM, with the furrier available for estimates and advice. Marguerite Miller Shop at 42% N Genter St over Murphy's Ten Cent Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Miller
N. Genter St
Murphy's
Ten Cent
Women a tent in all fishing pro 1 new net Fis
A brief item notes women participate in a fishing program featuring a new net and enhanced gear. The report hints at broader access and improved methods, with emphasis on inclusive participation and updated equipment.
Zale Set to Face Pittsb Opponent in Summer Bout
Patchy fragment hints at boxing plans and weights. Mentions Tony Zale and Smoky City, with references to an upset and outboxing expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Billy
Tony Zale
Pittsb
Smoky
Readable fragment sports scene with erratic terms
Fragmentary text hints at a racing or derby event with names and places distorted. Mentions include a rival, a champion, a continuation of a Derby, and a team or individual tied to a park or arena. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Rex Theatre
BLUES
GAY Times
Lynn Bari
John Sutton
Dan Dailey, Jr
Youngsville
Ines
Wed
Clarion County Army
Washington Cleaners
North Center St
Zuckerman
North Center
Corry, Pa
Denise
Amit
Walladce
Darothy and
Mackyn
Cleveland
Ohio
Ronald Boyd
Patter
Boyd
Jennie Alam
Harold
West Washington Street
Albert Cole
Keith Nichols
Butulo
Daniel Hanlon
Clara Bassett
Misk
Doris Bassett
Starbrick
City
Bassett
Earl WR. Barton
H. E. Severin
Railway Express Agency
Sharon
Severix
W. J. Lancaster
Wilmington
Del
C.W. Jones
North Center Street
Margaret Gower
Kane
Corry Hosital
Lillian, Murray
Victor Gragg
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
John Love, Jr
Jol Love
East Congress Streets
John Fyneh
John Dyneis
Youngstown
Mary Lynch
Kathryn Lynch
Rex Dempsey Ad
St. Valentine's Day
Don Cupid
Dorothy Roe
Wide World
Aisnageddon
Qupid
Jiltar
Hall
Ae Oie
Miller’s News & Sport Store
Mary Lincoln
Miller's News & Sport Store
Juvenile Grange
Corry Man
Perkins
Suns
Bil Stern
Fletcher Wiley
Prescott
U. S. Army Band
New England Conservatory
Healy
ENCE
Bernstein Bros
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Keystone
Campbel’s Puritan Coffee
Webster's Honest
North
Girard
Yil
Hialea
Hette
Jorge Fiel
Chaltedon
Secc
Park Five Iie Wits
Inawe
Rence
Xaes
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