Kiwanis Club hears Henry A Wilton on railroads and defence
Kiwanis Club at Rita Restaurant last evening featured Henry A Wilton division traffic agent Erie Railroad Jamestown representing the Amovicin Association of Railroads Wis spoke on The Railroads and National Defence. John Connors announced plans for a hundred per cent club and twenty five members became charter members. Guests included Gustafson Erie Jamestown commercial agent and Haymond Walters of Pennsylvania Railroad. Thomas McCoy was welcomed as a new member.
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Kiwanis Club
Henry A. Wilton
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Amovicin Association of Railroads
Wis
Wilson
John Connors
Hls
Gc.t
Gustafson
Haymond Walters
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomas McCoy
Mrs Pomeroy Hosts Bridge Club Honor at Surprise Shower
Mrs Pomeroy hosted her contract bridge club at her home on West Wayne Street and was honored with a surprise shower. Guests included Mrs William Lombard and Miss Rush Bennett. Awards went to Mrs Walter Ross and Mrs A F Kinley. A pink and white themed salad and dessert were served.
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Pomeroy
Bridge Club
W. €. Pomeroy
Contract Bridge Club
Ast Wayne Street
William Lombard
Rush Bennett
Walter Ross
A F. Kinley
St Elizabeths Card Party Draws Big Attendance
Saint Elizabeths parish women hosted a well attended card party at St Wulenteli s hall last evening with 16 tables. Prize winners included Mrs D O Dougherty and Miss Alice Breno for auction bridge, Mrs D and Stroup with Paul Stroup for central bridge, and Miss York with Mrs D M Sears for five hundred. Special prize went to Mrs Willis Gumbleton and door prize to Mrs CG A Duke. Committees organized refreshments.
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St. Elizabeth's
Charles Bell
Henry Bachomer
Mary Nied~omys
Frank Kinley
Harold Marlow
Richard Nichols
On Your Radio Listings Tonight and Saturday Highlights
Radio schedule notes heavyweight duel Joe Louis vs Buddy Baer on MBS. NBC and CBS programs list talks, dramas, and concerts with stars such as Laughton, Elsa Maxwell, and Glenn Miller. Saturday features revivals, opera, and public affairs programs across NBC Red Blue and CBS networks.
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MBS
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Weo-Rei
Lucille Manner
Paul V. McNutt
Studio X
CBS
Bob Hawkatiiz
Playhouse
CBS Concert Orchestra
Nbc-Blue
Magsey
Betle
Laughton
Michael Piper
Elsa Maxwell
Sen
Conally
Gen
Geo. F. Marshall
Bennett
Nbc-Red
Allen Prescott
Hig
Tha Chase
Air Youth of America
Country Journal
Cleveland
Farm Bureau Federation
TVA Cherokee Dain
Biddle
Glenn Miller
Wbc-Blue
Daughters of the American Revolution Host Meeting in Brokenstraw
Mrs Elton Simmons hosted the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR for an afternoon gathering on Liberty Street. Papers were read by Mrs James MacInnes on The Correct Use of the American Flag and by Mrs W A Redmond on The Tomasseé Sohogls ty The South. Mrs 4 0 Sandburg contributed a Splendid article The Cradle of the States.
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Elton Simmons
Brokenstraw Valley
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Liberty Street
James MacInnes
W. A. Redmond
South
Sandburg
Returned missionary hosts U B Society meeting
Mrs Maud Daugherty hosted the United Brethren Women’s Missionary Society gathering for forty five members and friends. Mrs Leon VanTassel led a devotional period, Mrs Hugh Mosher led a brief business meeting, and Mrs Richard Miller, back from Africa, gave the program titled I believe Christians hold the world together. Refreshments were served.
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U. B. Society
Maud Daugherty
Women's Missionary Society
Richard Miller
Afhica
Philippine Action Light Enemies Prepare Assault
Navy communique reports Japanese fleet components totaling about 10 000 tons each, with a transport and three supply ships. Tokyo acknowledged a freighter sunk 100 miles from the capital. Air raids on Thailand bases by American volunteers with the Royal Air Force destroyed seven or eight enemy planes on the ground, with most returning to base in Burma. Wake Island defense lauded as Marines sink a destroyer and gunboat, plus prior claims of cruiser and submarine losses, based on day-by-day Marine air force reports. The only commercial tea plantation outside the Orient is in Guatemala.
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Navy
Sui
Tokyo
Iss
Thailand
Royal Air Force
Burma
Japan
Wake
Paul A. Putcham
Walter L. J. Baylor
Marine Air Force
Local residents report visits and returns in Jamestown area
Mre P Haudron of North Geter Street visited Jametown Unis week. Mrs W A Jobs of South Gent er Street returns home from a weeks Buffalo visit. HL 7 Dahlstrand went home to Erie after a few days with Mr and Mrs J E Mount. Edwin Huhers of Warren. Burley Werren and Pay Stoutler of Erie were in for business. Miss Kime Bennink and Edwin Cole planned visits to Hollywood. Bertha Elmquist and Frank M Rustimore wed at Elmquist home with Mrs Thake Elmquist. Rex Taylor of Oil City visited Corry yesterday. Mrs J A McQuiston of Paterson N J arrives today. Holland Stowe of Corry Jamestown Mfg left for Utica on business. W A Redmond back from Chicago Turnibure show.
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P Haudron
North Geter Street
Jametown Unis
W. A. Jobs
South Genter Street
Fran
Buffalo
Dahlstrand
Erie
J. E. Mount
West Frederick Street
Edwin Hughers
Warren
Burley Werren
Pay Stoutler
Erle
Corey
Bharon
Utica
W. A. Redmond
Chicago
Newlyweds Honored At Reception by 75 Guests
Newlyweds Mr gna mrs Joseph Rutsey and Mr and Mrs Frank Fuésky were honored at a reception at the brides parents home in Columbus B.C. last week. Gift giving and a late midnight feast followed as about seventy five relatives and friends attended. After January 10 the couple will visit Pittsfield.
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Gna
Joseph Rutsey
Frank Fuésky
Anu
Frei Howard
Columbus B.C
Pittsfield
Club Social Gatherings at Court Conception Me
The monthly Court Conception Me 35 Daughters of America meeting reviewed new member admissions and approved gifts for Christmas. A donation to the Red Cross for defense work was authorized, and fourteen members joined a First Aid Class while others knitted for the Red Cross. A box of fifty four gifts and a Deferme Booth were discussed. A luncheon concluded the session. Next meeting set for January 15th.
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CDA
Court Conception
Cathole Daughters of America
Bune
Bide
Atpemeenieais
P Dunham
National Catholic Communisity Service
United Service Organization
Gannondale Girls
Red Cross
A la Humber
Harold Cragg
AL. Miller
James Wharton
Cleve Matton
C.D
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Names New Officers
Officers for the Rebekah Helping Hand Club were elected at yesterday afternoon’s meeting in I.O.O.F. hall. Mrs. The Miller was named president, Mrs. Harvey Loveland vice president, Mrs. George Keefe secretary, and Max William Marsh treasurer. Members sewed for the Red Cross during the afternoon and supper for seventeen members was served. Mr. Marsh was dinner committee chair.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
O. O. F. Hall
the Miller
Harvey Loveland
George Keefe
Max. William Iarsh
Marsht
Dinner Party Held at Hotel Corry My Hosts
A small gathering took place at Hotel Corry with guests including Mr and Mrs EE Hawkins Mr and Mrs Macrs Chapin and Mr and Mrs John H. Fewstermaches. The event featured entertainment and began at seven o'clock with Mrs H G Oswalt Jr also in attendance.
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Hotel Corry
H. G. Oswalt
Oblock
EE Hawkins
Macrs Chapin
John H. Fewstermaches
Report of Condition of the National Bank of Corry
The report lists assets and liabilities as of December 31 1041 for the National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania including U.S. Government obligations 384 36.70, state and subdivision bonds 66.20, cash and reserves 12,490.26, bank premises 27, hi, and real estate 16,583.00. Total assets 91,804,267.89. Liabilities show demand deposits 682,684.86, time deposits 997,861.60, government deposits 5,190.83, and other deposits totaling 1,? with total liabilities and capital 81,807.89. The notation includes pledged assets none and securities loaned none. Cashier A. Depew signs with notary Jean Field certifying the statement.
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Cuarter
Reserve District
National Bank OF Corry
OF Corry
Pennsylvania
UNGER
Coree
Federal Reserve Bank
Srry
Accentances
Mustancine
Lac Annes
Wasa
United States
Rana Aptem Et Trees
Enshige
Chignies
Slart Agt
Feup
Brienne Teeta
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