Yesteryear In Society 1941 January events
January 8 to 13 notes from Corry social life: New Era Club hosts Secret Sister banquet at Mrs Capwell home. engagement announced for Mary Ann Savko to Corporal LaVerne Kron. Catholic Daughters plan dinner for new members. Bible class at United Brethren Church attends Week of Prayer. Miss Alice Freno’s upcoming wedding shower. card bingo at Mrs Kitelinger’s for Mrs Walsh. births at Corry Hospital. Raymond Manufacturing Club meeting with merchandizing talk and Women’s Society installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
First Presbyterian Church
Clare Capwell
East Mair Street
Clarence Wallace
Capwell
Douglas Rozelle
N. R. Dickson
Ann Savko
Columbus
Mary Ann Savko
Jamestown
LaVerne -W Kron
Axel Kron
Jamiestown
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Horn Block
Gannonvale
Harold Cragg
A. L. Miller
James Wharton
Cleve Morton
Elma Behnink
Edwin Cole
Hollywood
Frs
Prank Cole
Amici Bible Class
United Brethren Church
BE. V. McClintock
Glenn Humes
John Carrier
Cassius Fish
B. E. Bush
Alice Freno
James Hill
North East
Walter Fredlund
James~ Town
Corry
Ruth
Marion Soper
Louise Williams
Hazel Sweet
Gus Eder
Harry Lamona
C. A. Duke
Cobbett
Harold Kitelinger
West Washington Street
Jack Walsh
Ralph Aikens
Dele Lillie
Kitelinger
Walsh
Corry Hospital
Clarence Miller
Franklin Street
Miller
Lois Kaiser
Morton Wickwire
Wick Wire
Carolyn Johnson
Veteran newsman dies in Vancouver at 92
Frank J. Burd, a lifelong newspaper veteran of nearly eight decades, died Saturday in Vancouver B C. He remained active in the field until two months ago, leaving a long record of reporting and editorial work across his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. OC
Frank J. Burd
What Dol 5 Men Like In Fashions These Days
New York fashion writers surveyed what men supposedly like in women's fashion from coats to evening gowns. They describe ruffles and full skirts, sheer long sleeves, nude chiffons, provocative looks, and shanting home costumes, noting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Coutre Group
Several births reported across region hospitals
A string of birth notices records a son born Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gerald H Owens of Columbus a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Paul at Cleveland and another son born to Mr and Mrs Willis Boozel at North Clymer followed by more newborns at Union City Memorial Hospital Wattsburg and Upton City Memorial Hospital. In Columbus Indiana editor Robert E Gordon 54 of the Columbus Evening Republican died Saturday after a long tenure with the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gerald H. Owens
Columbus
William Paul
Cleveland
Willis Boozel
R. D
North Clymer
Colery Memoria Hospital
Melvin McGinnett
First Avenue
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Ber
Walter Cmiel
Wattsburg
Richard Kingen
Watersford
Uhe Upton City Memorial Hospital
Enitor
Sucolmus
Ind
Robert E. Gordon
Columbus Evening Republican
Mabel L. Cooper and Donald Cross Wed in Fredonia
The announcement notes the December 24 ceremony in Fredonia for Mabel Lavon Cooper of Franklin Street and Frank Cooper of South Center Street, and Donald Lee Cross of Graham Texas. The bride, formerly of Corry, is Panama High School graduate. both spouses are employed in Jamestown and plan to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Lavon Cooper
Cooper
Franklin Street
Frank Cooper
South Center Street
Donald Lee Cross
Graham, Tex
Fredonia
Golden Age Group To See Centennial Movies
Golden Age Group members will view a Centennial era movie program tomorrow afternoon at 1 PM in the YMCA all-purpose room. Grice, on the Centennial executive committee, will be guest and introduce the films. Rev H Ray Harris will serve as chaplain. A white elephant sale will run during the afternoon. members should bring items to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam Grice
Centennial
The
Corry Area
Corry
YMCA
H. Ray Harris
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Yale & Towne hires replacements during strike
In Philadelphia Yale and Towne Manufacturing hired replacements on Sunday as about 1,000 workers reportedly applied to cross the picket line. Police stood by with 150 officers as 300 replacements began work while the machinists’ union pressed for unity and continued walkout. negotiations had collapsed weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadlerhia
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co
Dan Harley
Philadelphia Police
George Call
Call
Samuel A. Lutergtty
Yale & Towne
Seamen Rescued From 350-Ton Vessel Off Honolulu Harbor
A 350 ton fishing vessel the Hiroshima Maru No 2 ran aground on a coral reef near Honolulu in gale winds. The crew formed a human life line through heavy surf to reach safety as the ship began to break up. Captain Kazuo Reenisiie ordered abandonment yesterday after the vessel was driven ashore by the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nema
Honolulu
Kazuo Reenisiie
Engagement of Judith Meerdink to Roger Ottaway
Mr and Mrs Paul Meerdink of Wright Street announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann to Roger L Ottaway son of Mrs Ethel Ottaway of Lemon Street Both graduates from Cony Area High School Judith is Edinboro State College alumna Alpha Delta sorority member and a Corry Area School second grade teacher Ottaway a Youngstown University graduate teaches commercial education at Joca High School in Corry No date set for the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meerdink
Wright Street
Judith Ann
Roger L. Ottaway
Ethel Ottaway
Lemon Street
Miss Meerdink
Cony Area High School
Edinboro State College
Book notes praise and previews in a library column
A library column surveys recent reads from Gavin Maxwell and Nick Monsarrat. It praises Ring of Bright Waters and The People of the Reeds for lyrical prose, notes The Emerging Nations as essential reading, and recommends The White Rajah with its adventurous, exotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Maxwell
Maxwell
Arabia
Reeds
Scotland
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Nick Monsarrat
Orient
Clarksville Aims Model Village Before Flooding
Mercer County residents of Clarksville plan a modest model town before the Shenango Valley dam flood ye ar forces relocation. About 325 residents seek to annex 1500 acres from South Pymatuning Twp as Army Engineers prepare to complete the $30 million project next year with moves set for early 1963 near Route 18 ten miles north of Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunreesville
Ba Uns
Mercer County
Shenango Valley
Clarksville
South
Pymatuning
Nine Corry Area Drivers Lose Privileges
Traffic Safety announces suspensions and one revocation affecting nine Corry area motorists as of December 11. Names include Eric Lanphere and James Oakes with motor vehicle privilege suspensions from 15 to 90 days for speeding, reckless driving, or no operator’s license, plus a one year revocation for Jerry Adams for driving while suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Safety
Corry Area
Eric D. Lanphere
East Congress Street
James C. Oakes
West Main Street
William E. Walker Jr
Corry
George E. Gilbert
R. D
Ralph L. Kimmy
East Main Street
Dale Hawley
Union City
Charles Skinner
East Columbus Avenue
Denton S. Sturdevant
Orval G. Bisbee
Earl F. Roberts
Main Street
Columbus
Jerry R. Adams
Yanks Delay Busload of Red Officers in Berlin
American military police stopped a bus carrying 18 Soviet officers for 75 minutes at West Berlin border. The Soviets surrendered the baned commander and aide to proceed. The incident followed repeated roadblocks and featured East German and Neues Deutschland commentary on Gen. Clay and U S officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Charlie
Friedrichstrasse
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Lucius Clay
Kennedy
Berlin
Clay
Albert Watson II
Washington
Dean Rusk
Company billed for fifty eight thousand five hundred four dollars in Pennsylvanias fish kill
Harrisburg AP reports a 58504 bill for fish killed by pollution in the Susquehanna River last October has been sent to Glen Alden Coal Co by the State Justice Department. Attorney General David Stahl said the formal bill was mailed to Wilkes-Barre offices. Glen Alden chief counsel Gelder said the firm had not yet received it and would review when it arrives. He defended the company’s stance that it bears no responsibility for the Tish-kill pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Glen Alden Coal Co
State Justice Department
David Stahl
Wilkes- Barre
Franklin P. Gelder
Glen Alden
Sanitary Water Board
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Fred Lindstrom
Martha Marie Landstrom
Donald Eugene Ohl
Charles Ohl
Luck Haven
Flect
Ack Haven
Widmann and Tesh Drug Company, Inc
Lock Haven
Yesteryear
Lloyd Stowe
Inquisitor’s Club
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Stowe
Raymond
Associated Spring Corporation
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. B. Stowe
Irwin Young
A. Johnson
Mabel L. Cooper
Sawyer Studio
Library
Bennett
TUFFY
Kendall
Ita
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Auto Glass
Table’ Top Glass
General Auto-Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
LEM
Brokers & Farnacea Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave. Corty
Aire Ang Dhelds
Philco
Barney
Philco Gas
Jim Hammond
Mar
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