Victory Club hears Captain Watson on morale duties
Captain J Donald Watson on leave from the Canal Zone spoke at the Women's Victory Club meeting held at the Municipal Building. He praised the group for supporting morale through camps and fronts, and lauded the Home Front paper mailed to the boys. Members discussed book depots, fund drives, and the upcoming meeting featuring Bernard Williams on recruiting women for war jobs. Several local residents were noted in travel, family visits, and attendance at services and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donald Watson
Victory Club
J.D. Watson
Canal Zone
Women's Victory Cal
Capt. Watson
Hirley Johnson
OPA
T Banks
Wicker Nigh
Leslie Wells
An Eyes Bf
Unis
Bernard Williams
Unted States Employment Office
Girl Scouts Celebrate Valentine Party with Skits and Music
Forty Girl Scouts of Troop 24 and leader Miss Adele Mr Gray held a post Valentines party at the Preebplerian cure gymnasium. Joan Peldt and Jeanne Holler organized games and a spelling skit titled Spelling Close. Cast included Jenne Music Johnston, Bobby Low Dickson, Kate Hughes, Grace Middleton, Marilyn Jeni Wallace, and Beverly Rauscher. Grace Middleton and others performed piano numbers. Miss Mcaptain received a candy box. Refreshments were served by Martyn Lops and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Low Johns
Grace Middleton
Marilyn Jeni Wallace
Beverly Rauscher
Deantiul Valentine
Ning
Miss McCaptain
Martyn Lops
Margaret Ryin
Margaret Spencer
Mary Alice Richt
Olara Hill
Scout Safety Leader Spoke Here Last Night
Wittlang er Teateony wy guawecunis national director of teatry and safety BSA was the guest at the second Scoutsmasters' Lutheran church meeting led by Glen B. Beck county executive of Lie My Lawrence spoke on health and safety in relation to camping with three points: more protection health and safety education and brainine for service. A group of boys will accompany Mr. Beei to Garlie AllL on Tuesday for a new patrol sponsored by the Parr mi Teachers' Association. The third class will be held the day evening February é1 with attendees including John J. Williams lion Johnson Earl Bisley and Merle Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teateony Wy
Lenin
Toval Sequiory
Beei
Garlie Alll
Parr mi‘Teachers’ Association
Dewey
Union City
John J. Williams
Willion Johnson
Earl Bisley
Merle Sexton
Miss Ruth Nagel Is Capped at Ceremony
Miss Ruth Nagel daughter of Mr and Mrs George Negel of 6 Eset Wayne Street is a member of the class to be capped today at Buffalo General Hospital The Cory sit a graduate of Corry High School and out of seventy will be honored in the ceremonial natatorium this moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nagel
George Negel
Wayne Treet
Buffalo General Hospital
Cory Sit
Tal of Corry High School
Cubs of Pack 70 Prep For Parents Meeting
Cubs of Pack 70 rehearse for the monthly parents meeting with a Polar Month theme. Dens will award the best showing and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs Harrisons, Lawrence Park, will attend with Mrs Harrisons’ parents Mr and Mrs E J Roach of Ens Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deck Harrisons
Lawrence Park
Harrisona
E. J. Roach
Ens Main Street
Rebekah Card Party Held Last Evening
Rebekah Card Party at the Odd Fellows Hall featured twelve tables of card play and four of Bunco. George Stanford Jr won the door prize. awards went to R A Ott, Gree Peniman, Milton Zelaveck, Louise Williams, Henry Goring, Oscar Fritz, Allan Shaver, Ronald Carter, and Miss Anderson. Bark Hepler chaired. Etta Jobson assisted. Maude Keefe handled reservations. Lions members served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardy
Bunco
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Niss
George Stanford, Jr
R. A. Ott
Gree Pehniman
Milton Zelaveck
Louise Wiliams
Henry Goring
Oscar Fritz
Allan Shaver
Ronald Carter
Miss Anderson
Buneo
Bark Hepler
Etta Jobson
George Besson
Maude Keefe
Howard Toveland
Wil Dyckes
Louis Ayer
Five Boys Questioned Over Juvenile Shoplifting Ring
A group of five boys aged 12 to 14 are questioned after a weeks long spree of petty thefts in local stores. They were released on recognizance and referred to county probation officer Harold Dundon for disposition. Items stolen include fountain pens, Jimny hooks, padlocks, pocket knives, and playing cards, with four to five months of activity suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clulmig
Harold Dundon
Dundon
Indian Woman and Child Die in Blaze in Red House
In Red House on the Indian reservation Mrs. Le Roy Cooper, 25, and her two year old daughter Marilyn Crouse died when the Cooper home burned early Friday. The families involved are Troians. the Coopers resided near the highway intersection in Red House. Private John Crouse of the U S Army, stationed in Texas, is connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Leroy Cooper
Marilyn Crouse
Erie Names Two GPA Attorneys As OPA Officials
Attorney Charles J. Cowley was named chief price supervisor for the local OPA offices and Attorney Symon C. Shreve appointed chief rationing attorney. They join Leslie Charter, directing the newly established office, under James P. Rossiter, former Erie mayor. Sylvan Josephs announced the appointments from the regional office in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GPA
ERIE
Charles J. Cowley
Price Suorey
OPA
Symon C. Shreve
Ac— Contin
Leslie
Dt 4
James P. Rossiter
Sylvan Josephs
New Yor
Indians Rally To Halt Streak In Close Tilt
A tense late run by the Indians keeps their record near 29-1 as they edge out the rivals 5 to 4 in a midweek clash.
Thre ple ci fer the Strings Benis 1 fant wit Jost Bhand
Readable fragments describe a stringed instrument topic with a person named Jost Bhand referenced in a fragmentary sentence. The text hints at a discussion or performance involving strings and a participant but provides no clear event, date, or place. Further details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benis
Unclear Fragments Prompt Local News Card
The readable text fragment hints at a conflict or event involving a farm, a team, and a New York connection, but lacks coherent detail to identify people, places, dates, or outcomes. The result is a damaged note with partial phrases and no verifiable facts to summarize.
Unclear input text about OPA actions and supply issues
Fragmentary notes mention rationing and OPA measures, with references to emergency supply problems, prices, and service interruptions. No clear individuals, places, or organizations are readable to anchor a concrete news item.
Rambling tin plant tale recalls local baseball ties
Fragments describe work at a tin plant and various baseball links with Cubs Tigers Nav League sections. Oblique memories mention Warren, Jeanette, and Canis Siegelbuch, hinting at a past game and a memo about an event.
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Ramblinc
Sci Loop
Blue
Ome Cubs
Lee Patrore
Tigers
Bud
Warren
Jeanette
Jatr
Tisiuls
Canissie
Seelbuch
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