Sharon Flier Killed Bailing From Plane in Japan
First Lt. William George Moygan 22 of Sharon Pennsylvania died when he bailed from a plane suffering engine trouble near Honshu. His parachute opened too late and he crashed after hitting trees. He ferried a Mustang from Tokyo area to Northern Kyushu. Morgan was a member of the 1éth Flehigr Squadron Eighth Fighter Group. A coon and fox chase followed in Venango County with 45 dogs entered across six races.
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Nagoya
William George Moygan
Sharon
Morgan
Honshu
Moran
Japan
Hese
New Zealand
1Éth Flehigr
Eighth Fighter Group
Tokyo
Kyushu
Oil City
John Hooverarm
Venango County Coon and Fox Hunters Association
Society Sehsese Gatherings at Erie and Nearby Homes
A string of society visits and stays unfolds across multiple households. Mrs Jeno Gould of Briedn visits her daughter Mrs Helen Dugan on Haut street for a few days. families from Brodon and Warren are noted guests at the DeJean home. Several locals plan extended stays, plus visits to Erie, Union City, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh, with minor medical and travel updates interwoven.
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Jeno Gould
Briedn
Helen Dugan
Haut Street
Darwin Breads
Brodon
Walter DeJean
William Lightner
Ann Johnson
Pelergon
Nell Af Warren
DeJean
Ann Bell
Jerry
Warren
Hall
Stevenson
Wash
Archie ‘Titeh
Albert Coons
B.D
Will 'Titeh
St. Vincent's Hospital
Titeh
Elmer Hess
Tutu
Gene Parsons
Oil City
Frank Parsons
East
Congress Street
ImRue Huraiton
Merrill Huumiilton
Union City
Artimir Robacsyn
Aki
Histe Samblel
Wills Therese Hughes
Erie
Siti May
Don DeJeany
Walter ‘DeJean
Ridge Street
Paul Meerdink
John Milanovich
Robert Lytle
Irvin Downs
Jack ‘Wilson
Buffalo
Canisius College
C.C.N.Y
Niagara University
St. John's
Harison Rawson
Paul M. Brynolf
Park Street
Glenn Davis
North East
Ernest Brockman
Maud Davis
Luetta ‘Taylor
Comy
Pittsburgh
John Skeps
Barbara
Patchci
Walter DeJes
Gail Davis
R. D
Robert Davis
Abolene
Texas
John Fenstermacher
New York City
Mott Street
Harry Oswalt
Mr. Oswalt
Fairhaven
Norman Youngman
Williamson, N
C. E. Raymond
Murray
Youngman
Florida
E.G. Bates
North Center Street
Victor Crags, Jr
Frank Brigham
Slippery Rock College
Victor Cragg
West Main Street
Mary Brigham
Cascade Street
G. W. Waggoner
West Smith Street
J. M. Morrison
Fredonia
M. E. Shambaugh
Sturday
Gilbert, McCullough
Clarendon
William Roehrig
McCullough
Corry
Genevieve Schwone
Bond Street
Jamestown
Herman Schwone
J. A. Blatt
Chicawy
Hast Smith Street
George Mendor
Thomas Cregg
Dack Downey
Bryant& Stratton Business College
Annual Junior High PTA Silver Tea Set for Feb 18
The Junior High School PTA announces its annual Silver Tea to be held Tuesday evening February 18 at eight o'clock in the school auditorium. Proceeds fund new equipment for the school with a program including the Junior High Orchestra conducted by Lynn Rice, a play The Greener Grass, and a mixed chorus under Mrs. Rice. Over 200 students participate. refreshments served. Mrs Clyde Shorebarger chairs.
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P.T.A
Lynn Rice
Ludwig
Morris
Mitbecker
Nagy
Lehar
DeLamater
Michel L. McCray
James Kelly
George Wright
Roberta’ Tines
Alice Wright
Willian Keppel
Ken Wright
Mary Hughes
Jose
Phine Wright
Kathie Boag
Melissa Wright
George Bagley
John Aberler
Wright
Coletta Meulinlock
Mary
Aber
Mrs. Rice
Kouitz
Swifts
Gonnod
Verdi
Russell
Primi
Boon
Clyde Shorebarger
PTA
Far Haight
Lester Lopus
J. Harold Patterson
A. V. Cochran
Carl Gustafson Is Honored On Birthday Party
Mrs. Carl Gustafson of East Pred erick street hosted twenty guests at a birthday gathering Saturday evening in honor of her husband Carl Gustafson. The event included card games and social time, a smorgasbord, and a large decorated birthday cake. Gustafson received numerous gifts.
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Carl Gustafson
East Prederick Street
Birthday Party for Mrs. George Royce Noted in Rowe Plow Shop
Ten Trignds called at the Rowe Plow Shop to honor Mrs. George Royce on her birthday. A social hour was enjoyed with birthday cake and ice cream as guests offered many praise-filled gifts.
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George Royce
Rowe Plowen
Royce
Chimney Safety Note Prompts Clear, Tight Joints
Heating smoke should rise straight up the chimney and be drawn securely. Pipe joints must be tight and securely fastened. Keep combustible material away from the aliment pipe to prevent fire hazards.
Holy Name Society organized at St Elizabeth and St Thomas
About one hundred parishioners from St Elizabeth's and St Thomas' gathered after 8:15 mass for a communion breakfast in St Edward's Hall as the Holy Name Society formed. Rev John DeSanti gave the invocation while Richard A Bacheluer acted as toastmaster and Charles Dailey praised the effort. Attorney Thomas Barber of Erie spoke on religion's role and opposition to communism. Officers elected: Bachomner president, Hugh A O'Hare vice president, Herold Scholton secretary, Joseph Wiccardi treasurer. Next meeting set for March 16 with bylaws to be drafted by Bogniat Burns Cullen and Prantlin.
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Holy Name Society
St Elizabeth's
St. Thomas
St. Edward’s Hall
John DeSanti
C.D
Richard A Bacheluer
Charles Dailey
St. Jude Society of
Erie
Thomas
Barber
Meeiing
Shower Honors Louise Whiteley at Eastsmith Street Party
Miss Louise Whiteley bride elect of Samuel Wood was honored at a Saturday evening party hosted by Miss Naomi Johnson and Miss Bula Taylor at Eastsmith Street. Fourteen guests attended with games awarding Mrs. Earl VanGuilder and others. Valentine decorations, snacks, and gifts including a pressure cooker were featured. Mes Milton Burger of Hire attended as a out of town guest.
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Louise Whiteley
Naomi Johnson
Bula Taylor
Eastsmith Street
Samuel Wood
Earl VanGuilder
Robert Marsh
Warren Johnson
Edmund Barr
Florence Brooks
Mildred Young
Floyd Dotmson
Miss Whiteley
Milton Burger
Hire
Morton Grace Born at Corry Hospital This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morton announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday afternoon at Corry Hospital. Dr B D 2 attended the delivery.
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Lawrence Morton
B.D
Corry Hospital
Telephone Bridge Winners Announced by Hospital Auxiliary
The final winners of the telephone bridge party sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary were announced at noon. Co chairs Wim J Kinley and Mrs Lester Dansner reported high scorers in contract and auction events and listed prizes from 200 to 500, with top names Hagel Weeks Leo Hoylen James Hughes William Spiesman Richard Muckinhaut George Sample Jack McLaughlin Albert Fox Archie Norton. Proceeds benefit Corry Hospital with plans for a final report once funds are allocated.
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Wim. J. Fred Kinley
Lester Dansner
Hagel Weeks
Mirs
Leo Hoylen
James Hughes
William Spiesman
Richard Muckinhaupt
George Sample
Jack McLaughlin
Albert Fox
Archie Norton
Corry Hospital
Winley
Daimer
Howard Ross
Mildred Alfred
Shirley Larson
Grange Program Honors George Washington Birthday
Grange No. 55 met in regular session to present a Washington birthday program. Master Verner Swanson presided as readings and poems by Mrs. Ralph Lindsey Mrs. Roy Swart and Miss Sonia Wester complemented songs and a reader on Grange work. Members celebrating January February and March were honored at the upcoming party.
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Ne Ucit
Grane
Segular
Astra Touline
Verner Swanson
George Washington
Columbia
Ralph Lindsey
Free
Otange
Roy Swart
Washington
Sonia Wester
Herbert Haupin
The
Grange
Lindsey
America the Beau Seu
Mare
Valentine Party Hosted by Miss Roxana Hansen
Miss Roxana Hansen of 402 West Pleasant hosted a Valentine party for her Sunday School class at the Metherts Church on Saturday afternoon starting 2 40. Nine guests attended with games and contests. prizes went to Hazel Loveland Beverly Stine Wahey Baker and Sie Mills. Assorted refreshments and favors included Bible marks and candy baskets. other guests were Marjorie Spetz Darlene Reed Janet Kelsey and Emma Ross.
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Roxana Hansen
Valentine
West Pleasant Site
Methertss Church
Earle Hasbrouck
Hazel Loveland
Beverly Stine
Wahey Baker
Sie Millspaw
Finstess
Valen Hines
Thompson's Bor-Sima Tablets Advertises Health Cure
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Bor-Sima Tablets to cleanse the blood and kidneys of waste and excess acid, claiming quick relief. It promotes Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and notes prices 50 cents and 25 cents, urging readers to demand these products at drug stores.
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Roux
Thompson
Zentine Thompson
Industry wide break up of unions urged by lawmakers
The article outlines political debate over breaking up unions and tax policy. Taft claims a possible 3.5 billion dollar income tax cut, while Senate Republicans discuss counter proposals to a larger budget. House measures on extending excise taxes and GT insurance rules are up for Senate action. Lilienthal’s confirmation as AEC chair faces opposition and scrutiny in Congress.
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Taft
Coneves
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Millikin
R-Cole
Gurney
R-Sd
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