W C T U Meeting Opens With Religious Education Theme
The W C T U opened at Mrs. Exuma Brumbell s West Part Place home with devotions and readings on Religious Education and Evangelism. Naomi Johnson spoke on Alcohol Education in the Church while four year program posters and pageants were highlighted. Several members contributed, and January 19 was set for another meeting with an invitation extended. Refreshments were served after piano selections by Mrs. Russell Clark.
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Exuma Brumbell
West Parts Place
Floyd Johnson
Naomi Johnson
Bramhall
Russell Clark
G. A. Johnson
Edna Johnson
C. A. Mon
Meadville RAF Captain Weds Hollywood Star in London
Meadville, Pa resident Capt. Thomas C. Wallace U S Army Air Force pilot married actress Carole Landis in London England. Wallace a Meadville High School graduate worked for Talon Inc before joining RAF American Eagle squadron two and a half years ago. The ceremony took place at the Church of the Resurrection in London though scheduled for New Year’s Day was postponed due to Landis appendicitis recovery.
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Meadville
Carole Landis
Associated Press
Thomas C. Wallace
U.S. Army Air Force
Hollywood
London
England
Wallace
Meadville Hight School
Talon, Inc
Pasadena
Calif
Adelaide Wallace
Royal Air Force
Miss Landis
Britain
A B Church Orchestra Hosts Post Christmas Dinner Party
The United Brethren in Christchurch's A B Church Orchestra and director Hugh Mosher held a post Christmas dinner at Rita Restaurant last evening at seven. Thirteen members attended enjoyed a fine dinner and exchanged gifts with clever favors at each place.
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A. B. Church Orchestra
Orchestra of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
Hugh Mosher
Mr. Masher
Bridge Club Meets At East Pleasant Street
Miss Lona Merker hosted the bridge club at her home on East Pleasant Street last evening. Eight members played with Mrs. Lawrence Daviton winning the club award. Refreshments were served, and Mrs. H. Skinner will entertain the club in two weeks.
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Bridge Club
Lona Merker
East Pleasant Street
Lawrence Daviton
Mrs Dewey Heads Circle No 2 of W S C S
Mrs R S Dewey elected president of Circle No 2 of the Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service at their annual meeting. Mrs G C Mack hosted at her home with Lawrence Eisenmann as business meeting chair. Other officers elected: J B Cogain vice president L A Johnston secretary J W Guignon treasurer. Mrs Charles Howles led devotions and Blanchard Mack served lunch after the session.
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G. C. Mack
Lawrence Eisenmann
Dewey
J. B. Cogain
L. A. Johnston
J. W. Guignon
Charles Howles
Mack
Blanchard
Miss Erma Bennink Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Miss Erma Bennink entertained bridge club members Tuesday evening with guests Miss Amelia Vanderhoff Mrs Ed win Cole Miss Tina Watrous Miss Isabelle Edwards Mrs Rosemary Auer Mrs Robert Bumbaugh and Wesley Seamens present. Swords clarmed by Miss Tia Wetrells and Miss Rosemary Aner then hostess served salad dessert lune. In two weeks the lab will meet with Mrs Merle Mc Intyre.
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Erma Bennink
Bridge Club
Amelia Vanderhoff
Edwin Cole
Tina Watrous
Isabelle Edwards
Rosemary Auer
Robert Bumbaugh
Wesley Seamens
Tia Wetrells
Rosemary Aner
Merle McIntyre
Amici Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Fleming home
Yesterday the Amici Sewing Circle of twenty one ladies met at Mrs. Fleming's North Center street home after a brief business session. They quilted a project for a needy family and planned to reconvene January 10 with Mr J L Lansberry at 39 West Frederick Street. Local note mentions wooden pipes twenty feet in diameter used to convey water to U S military cantonments.
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Robert Fleming
Sic ‘Amici Sewing Circle
Fihe Society
U. S
Quilting Club Dines With Mrs Walter Windaht Guests
The Quilting Club visited Mrs Walter Windaht at her Raymond Avenue home for a tureen dinner served at one o clock. Attending were Mrs Tracy Whitehead Mrs Arthur Cochran Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs Wicker Nigh.
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Quilting Club
Walter Windaht
Raymond ‘Avenue
Tracy Whitehead
Arthur Cochran
Robert Brown
Wicker Nigh
Rebekah Lodge Opens Year With First Meeting
The Lady Franklin Rebekah lodge held its opening meeting yesterday. Officers closed last year’s business and discussed routine matters. A fair attendance was reported despite wintry weather and a brief follow-up session.
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Rebekah Lodge
Lady Franklin
Mrs Richard Nichols Hosts Card Club at Worth Street
Mrs Richard Nichols hosted her card club at her Worth Street home last evening. Winners named were Ms Kenneth Bock, Mrs Ketl Gates, and Mrs Edmvin Keppel. Refreshments were served at the close of the gathering.
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Richard Nichols
Worth Street
Girl Scout Troop 39 Meets at Presbyterian Church
Girl Scout Troop 39 met Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian church gymnasium with twenty-nine girls attending. Five girls completed arts and craft badge requirements and preliminary plans were made to sponsor a defense program in the near future. A lengthy patrol meeting followed the regular meeting of the troop.
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Scouls
Presbyterian Church
Seaman Donald Long Honored at Family Dinner
Seaman Donald Long was honored at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jewell Long. Twenty four relatives attended the gathering held at their home and enjoyed a fine dinner and pleasant evening.
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Seaman
Donald Long
Mrs
Jewell Long
Seaman Donald Long
Bee
Lillian Guild Plans For Annual Parish Dinner
EpIscopal church women met at Mrs. Wallace Voime home on Wright street for a tureen dinner and business meeting. Twelve members attended and completed plans for the annual parish dinner to be held at the church Monday evening. Mrs. Harriet Clough and Mrs. Don Williams helped Mrs. Young serve the meal.
Heiman Jewelry Employee Dinner Honored At Corty Hotel
Mrs. Harriett Heiman hosted the Heiman Jewelry staff for a turkey dinner at the Hotel Corty with eight covers. Attendees included Arthur Ramsey Mil dred Perry Mr and Mrs Milton Van Dresar Mr and Mrs Robert Fleming Miss Athena Wickes and Mrs Heiman. The table featured a red white and blue military color scheme.
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Heiman Jewelry Store
Harriett Heiman
Heiman Jewelry
Lash
Hotel Corty
Arthur Ramesy
Ais Mildred Perry
Milton van Dresar
Robert Fleming
Athena Wickes
Bie
Heiman
War Labor Changes Endorse Expanded Women Youth Work
Louis 5 B Raycroft regional director of the War Power Commission urged modifications to New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland laws to allow women and workers aged 19 and older to take aging shifts in essential war industries if health and safety permit. He said labor flexibility is vital to sustain production during the war effort and that greater use of such labor is required.
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Neeta
Louis
B. Raycroth
Raycroft
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Food stamp plan abandoned in Erie County
Jan 6 Erie County ends federal food stamp plan that aided families with surplus government commodities. After a conference with D White, executive secretary of the county welfare board, the office notified the state plan to withdraw the $8,000 budget. President Roosevelt announced the national repeal will take effect March 1, ending the program here after demonstrated success in providing extra food to beneficiaries.
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Erie
D. White
Erie County ‘Welfare Board
Comnty Semimiseidhers
Roosevelt
Boys of nearby district leave for eastern reception center
Corry Columbus Spring Creek and Spar Lake boys form part of a gold sized delegation traveling Thursday morning from Warren to New Cumberland for induction. Local Board No 1 sent a Warren County group today, including Robert Alvin Eck Joseph Angelo Fazio and Anthony Massa. Local Board No 2 adds a contingent led by lifford Lindberg Alfred Beardsley Blair Grait Perry Mishiman.
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Columbus
Spring Creek
Spar Lake
Warren
New Cumberland
Erie
Warren County
Rom Warren Sind
Robert Alvin Eck
Tiona
Joseph Angelo Fazio
Anthony Joseph Massa
Lifford Stanley Lindberg
Alfred Chester Beardsley
Biair Milton Grait
Youngsville
Perry Elmer Mshiman
Pittsfield
Robert Earl Hawkins
Bear Lake
Lawrence Benjamin Franklin
Marion Geelf Howles
Harry Albert Skelly
Robert William Smith
Wendell Sidney Stimer
Walter Alex Taydus
Torpedo
Harty A. Thompson
Bilis Edward Williams
George Augustus Youn
Frank Walter Zawacki
Ghoster Wroblewski
Funeral Services for M. T. Flaherty
Requiem Mussaviay for M T Flaherty was held at St Thomas church with Rev Francis J Graves officiating. Relatives served as bearers while many relatives and friends from Rouseville Greenville Erie Bradford Kittanning Ford City Camp Francis Mass attended the service.
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Mussaviay
Rouseville
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis J. Graves
Leo Maherty
Edward Flaherty
Phillips Powle
Leslie Donaldson
Fred Stone
Olin W. Bracken, Jr. Hhose
Zoe Willians Flaherty
Clair Spang
Phillips Fowle
Jane Williams
Greenville
Fosdick ‘Fowle
Wheat transport estimate tied to cargo ship capacity
It is estimated a single cargo vessel can carry as much wheat across the Atlantic in one year as could be grown on 20,000 acres. The figures name Fred Stone and Miss Jane Stone and Fred Amastrone of Union City along with Mrs. Mary Denny of Butler, Pa.
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Atlantic
Fred Stone
Jane, Stone
Fred Amastrone
Union City
Mary Denny
Butler
Wu He Lays Di Don Five Reece
Wu He achieves five receptions in a key game, guiding the team to a solid win. Di Don leads with crucial plays, reinforcing the offense and defense in a tight matchup.
Fragmentary OCR hints at defense work in Kabul amid chaos
The readable fragments mention defence efforts in Kabul involving Ary and Corry C. The text hints at rambling notes about an ending defense activity and questions about work in a wartime context. Names appear. exact actions are unclear.
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Kab Va
Fragmentary Newspaper Snippet Recounts Names and Places
Disjointed OCR text references individuals such as Nisagara and Alleghe Francis along with mentions of a school and calls. The readable portion hints at a local item or note but lacks a coherent event or outcome to confirm a specific story.
Cardinal Caseman and the Chicago Pirates Clash in Key Game
A rewritten caption notes Cardinal Caseman facing the Chicago Pirates in a pivotal one year contribution matchup. The report emphasizes a tense clash with standings and potential shifts in the season.
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Caseman Cardinal
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