Fellowship Meeting at Baptist Parsonage
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at Rev. James Belmar's home for their monthly gathering with Rev. Belman leading the study on Old Testament Women. President Mrs. Bruce Thomas presided over the business session which announced a weekly prayer meeting change to Wednesday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship
James Belmar
Belman
Bruce Thomas
Tuesda
Ellis Hervey
Roy Vost
Ella Ennis leads New York hospital food for 3000 daily
Ella Ennis, director of dietary services for New York City hospitals, manages meals and supplies for 24 institutions across five boroughs, overseeing more than 4 million dollars in annual food purchases. She and her team ration coffee, sugar, beef, and butter amid wartime shortages while keeping patients fed and staff served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella’ Ennis
Rehaere
Wiateties
New York
Department of Hospitals
Per
Aye
Stock Exchange
Miss Ennis
Edward Berneckar
Ofangar
Pearl Harbor
Engagement announced for Mary Margaret Snell and Kenneth Paulson
Mary Margaret Snell of 4019 Wagner Avenue announced her engagement to Kenneth Paulson, a second lieutenant in the United States Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paulson. Lt Paulson is on desert maneuvers in California. Corporal Lewtenan in the United States Army is also mentioned in relation to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Snell
Kenneth Paulson
Herbert F. Snell
Wagner Avunue
Eric
Mary Margaret
Lewtenan
United Sites Army
Mes
Harry 1
Paulsan
Liberty Street
Miles Snell
Elle Works
General Electric‘ Company
Paulo
California
Wednesday Workers Enjoy Tureen Lunch
The Wednesday workers at the Red Cross rooms gathered for months for sewing and social time. They enjoyed a splendid meal followed by an afternoon of sewing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Waller
Sayers
Lutheran Ladies Aid Names Officers
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society elects officers with Mrs Albert Dean as vice president and Mrs D A Hillstrom as secretary. Reports from auditing and nominating committees were approved. The group discussed fund raising and a balance report. donations were voted to the church council. Refreshments were served by Mrs Datstol Mrs Roy Stypel and Meg Merritt Hutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dean
Aildebrand
D. A. Hillstrom
Audiline Committee
Momiatig
Datstol
Roy Stypel
Meg Merrit
Hutt
PTA Speaker Bernard Willinais Recaps Women in Industry
Employment Office Manager Bernard Willinais spoke at the Wednesday afternoon micrcity Parent-Teacher Council meeting about the need for women in industry. He outlined the expansion of opportunities and noted a planned second visit to Coyny, while committee reports followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Bernard Willinais
Ers Council
Nelfi
Bathraby
S. Dewey
Witteh
Coyny
Towis Lundy
Pisghonl Cafeteria
John Clur
Curry Teachers Association
Whlch
Krazyates Guests at Mrs Hasbrouck Weir Meeting
Krazyates and guests attended a Weir regular meeting hosted by Mrs Allen Hasbrouck. Awards for two tables of cups went to Mrs John Ohon and Mrs Wesley Lenin. Other attendees included Mrs Henry Paulson Jr and Mrs George McMahon. Refreshements followed. next gathering planned at Mrs Twit's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anemamuyauny
Allen Hasbrouck
Weir
John Ohon
Wesley Lenin
Henry Paulson, Jr
Wilbur Whitehead
Robert
George McMahon
Clarence Laws
Twit
Twovens
Sleigh Ride Party for Younger Set Includes Local Notables
A youthful gathering enjoyed a sleigh ride followed by refreshments at Mix Anderson's West Pleasant Street home. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Alfred Morrison. Attendees included Jeann Larson Jen Chel Meredith Foyle Mary Gra han Marjorie Harmen Marion ane Milfred Young Budbury Anderson Robert Parsins Bol Cor bin iack Dempsey Ed Gilbertson Rowen Amy Bob Aur Jerry Daris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeann
Larson
Jen Chel
Meredith Foyle
Mary Grahan
Marjorie Harmen
Marion Ane
Milfred Young
Budbury Anderson
Robert Parsins
Bol Corbin
Iack Dempsey
Ed Gilbertson
Rowen Amy
Bob Aur
Jerry Daris
Aleigh Ride
Alfred Morrison
Mix Anderson
West Pleasant Street
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Alfred Morrison Host
A birthday gathering yesterday afternoon at an East Bondtree home celebrated Mrs Alfred Morrison. Guests included Mrs Merle R Amy Mrs Charles Huhuriz Mrs Line Rogers and others. The occasion featured games contests and a dessert luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Morrison
Biriday
Merle R. Amy
Afernsan Aer
East Bondtree
Amy
Charles Huhuriz
Line Rogers
Mileiind May
H. Mortun Brooks
Toil
Roker
Augusta Querreveld Honored On Birthday
Pleasantly observed at home in Paris on her birthday Augusta Querreveld was honored by friends. Guests gathered with Mrs Henry Guerreveld as the evening featured games and a delicious lunch served to sixteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Querreveld
Wis
Ambusih Louerreveld
Paris
Henky Guerreveld
Home League Honors Mrs James Kysor at Social Shower
Regular meeting of the Home League of the Salvation Army honored Mrs James Kysor at East Main Street home of Mrs Minter Robbins. Fifteen members attended and presented many gifts while a hostess served a fire light meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kysor
Friends
AL Ip
Home League of the Salvation Army Fist
Minter ‘Robbins
East Mainsitet
Merle Smith Honored Before Army Service
Mrs Eqith Kurehinske hosted a Post House gathering for Merle Smith before his army deployment tonight. About thirty relatives and friends enjoyed dancing and music and presented him with a purse of money in a room decorated in red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Smith
Eqith Kurehinske
Post House
Smith
Treon Society Renames Year Officers at Park Street
The Treon Society of St Pauls Lutheran church re elected officers for the year. The group met at Park street with ex member Rev F Hildebrand Jr as guest. Officers named were president Miss Lanster, vice president Mrs D Armour Hillsixam, secretary Mrs Arnate Johnson. They sewed for the Red Cross and Corry hospital then served dessert. The next meeting is set for Wednesday February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Evel yn Auerbach Pride of Howard Halton a Wedding
Miss Evelyn Auerbach daughter of Mr and Mrs William Auerbach of East Spongheld Howard Hatton married Frank Chase son of Mrs Prank Chase of Uris City in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home officiated by Rev P H Augustine. Attendants were Miss Madara Air balk and Willa Holion. The bride is a Giryed tigh school and Hunmot Hospital School of Nursing graduate. The groom attended Pinch Tosutation Company and entered the United States Army in August 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Auerbach
Willian Auerbach
East Spongheld
Howard Hatton
Prank Chase
Uris City
Brie
Dantary Ath
P. H. Augustine
Madara Air Balk
Willa Holion
Giryed Tigh
Hunmot, Hospital
Corry Tigh Schol
Is Indijettuts
Ito
United Sites
Augnat
Farewell Party for George Lawson Tuesday
A farewell party was held Tuesday evening at Ty's Home Res lucent on East Main Street for George Lawson who is leaving for service on Thursday. About twenty friends attended and a chicken dinner was served at a table decorated in red white and blue. A small gift was presented to Lawson by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawson
Pe Litwsot
East Main Street
Lavyson
Gronp
Rumford Baking Powder Box Ad Mentioned in Digest
A fragment notes a box from Rumford Rhode Island marked FOOD used in a cake recipe. Private Jones asks if anyone saw the box and mentions Rom Ford filing powder promoted for baking success.
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Romford
Rumford
Simely
Humford
Rhode
New Appeal Made For Blood Donors
Ted Cross chapter atielats Lody appeals to Cory residents to register for the blood donor service on February 1 and 2. Only seventy five responses have been received toward the quota. Forms are at the Journal and Rexall Drug store. The chapter plans to meet the needed supply from workers at Avra Supply and other city plants to avoid disturbance of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cross
Atielats Lody
Cory
Rexall Drug
North Center Street
Avra
Soft coal miners to work six day week in 1930s agreement
About 75,000 soft coal miners in Western Pennsylvania will shift to a six day work week with time and a daily rate plus overtime. The agreement, reached by the Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers, aims to boost production and increase pay by roughly 10 to 20 dollars weekly for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associnida
Plptsburgh
Wester Pennsylvania
Amerpegenit
Western Penneymmia Coal Onefibre Association
Tite
Almerica
Inerbusine
Leffler Refuses 10 Attend Today's Meeting
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh Commonwealth official Leffler declines to attend a Pennsylvania Crime Commission meeting. He says he will not call or participate in a meeting canceled by Governor James. He aims to avoid drastic action as a new administration takes office.
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Leffler
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dan
sBeatade
Ing Hye Cil
Ross 1. Leddler
Pennsyvania Grime Commission
Tew
Acreage Pastor Estimates Palatues Production
A historical note estimates that a hundred sections of palatues on the given acreage could sustain about 410 people, whereas half as many would be maintained on the same land under different conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vondstutts
Huindred Aurey
Palatues
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Beauty
Falkenburg
Gordon Douglass Drake Bel Eom
Captain Midnight
Y Artest
Wake, Guan, Guadalcanal
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Ropa
Eisur-Raimry
Mask OF
Nippon
Exc
Bcleatiic Marines
United States Marines
Zuckerman
Diab
North Canter
Corry
Waller Pittman
East Bonestreet
Jamestow
Ted Dey
Pint Avenue
Valley Forge Military Academy
Dayton
Jivok Linesley
Erie
Firte Railroad
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Krazyates
Mrs. Allen Hasbrouck
Healy
Wie Corry, Hospital
John Falcone
Second Avenue
Wilcox Grocery
Dial
Rinso
Rome
Ns. Boe
UCR
Treon Society
Howard Halton A
Private Jones
F.C. Chapin’ & Sons
Buckley's
Buckley
Guckley's
All Drugaisis
Linsey Pharmacy
Florence Williams
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