Mentor Club Musical Monday Evening Event at Hillstrom Home
The annual Mentor Club musical event occurs this Monday at the East Congress Street residence of Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom. Gershwin Berlin Burleign and Stephen Foster provide featured American composer works. Mrs Bess Carlisch and Mrs H Lynn Rice prepare the plan and piano numbers.
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Mentor Club
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Gershwin
Berlin
Burleign
Stephen Collins Foster
Bess Carlisch
H. Lynn Rice
Amici Bible Class Hosts Meet at John Williamson Home
The Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren met the first evening with John Williamson at his North Center street residence. Mrs EB Bush led the illness meeting, Rev. B Ray Harris directed games, and the committee including Rev Harris and Mrs Barris served refreshments to twenty five attendees.
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Amici
John Williamson
United’ Brethren Caveh
North Center Street
EB Bush
B. Ray Harris
Mid Irs. Barris
Ralph Heath
Williamson
Inquisitors Club Session At Raymond Mie Co Meet
Eighty attend monthly meeting of the Inquisitors Club of the Raymond Mie Co. Seventy members and guests B. J. Stoitis and R. E. Frizzell of Buffalo Arms Co. explained a 50 calibre machine gun with a cutaway model and the Rayman sprig parts. Oyster stew supper served by Raymond Bachomer et al. Club plans a dance soon.
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Inquisitors Club
Raymond Mie. Co
B. J. Stoitis
R. E. Frizzell
Buffalo Arms Company
Corry
Raymond Bachomer
Rudy Bachomer
Milton Wykoff
Merritt Hunts
Robert Catlin
Weekend Visitors and Local Updates in Jamestown
Local residents scatter for weekend visits as Jamestown hosts guests from Buffalo Rochester and Detroit. Families cope with illness as City Clerk Porter shows no improvement. Cpl George Orcutt and Ruth Beret arrive for short visits from Washington and work in D C. Frank Anthony arrives from Quantico for a seven day home stay in Jamestown.
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Betty Lita
Jamestown
Horate
Janet Vanderhoft
Wlaine Foster
Buffalo
Miriam Brodie
Rochester
Jean Manley
Lyle W. Porter
Sun Prairie
Wis
C. B. Porter
Claude
GC. FP. Bennett
East South Street
Washington
New York Fashion Opens With 1918 Revival Trends
Fashion notes show designers reviving World War I era lines for spring 1944. Skintight silhouettes, shorter jackets, hip belts, and minimal fabrics mark the season, with sequins, gingham, and chic accessories across dresses, suits, and outerwear.
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New York
War Production Board
Mainbocher
Assleate
Norman Norell
Nettie Rosenstein
Aoit
Omar Kiam
Gebardine
Simmer
Kiam
Wolneh Thurst
Gates Clabbatz Church Wedding in Corry
The couple Mr and Mrs Howard Clabbatz of R D Corry witnessed the quiet Friday afternoon ceremony at Corry Church of the United Brethren in Christ. Pvt Neil Gates son of Mr and Mrs Thad Gates, R D 1 Corry, and Miss Louise Gates exchanged vows. The bride wore a blue silk crepe dress with gardenias in a shoulder corsage. Rose Marie Clabbatz attended as sister in a pink frock. After the ceremony a supper at Pittsfield Inn capped the celebration. The bride is a 1942 Corry Senior High School graduate employed at Aero Supply. the groom, a 1941 graduate and former Aero employee, recently entered the Army.
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Sass Moy
Howard Clabbatz
R. D
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Neil Gates
Ance
Thad Gates
Corry
Corry Church of
Rose Marie Clabbate
Leo Giles
Pittsfield Inn
Gates
Corry Senior High School
Aero Supply Mig. Co. Pvt
Army
Aero
Surprise Party For Mrs Robert Hopkins
A surprise party was held for Mrs. Robert Hopkins at her East Smith street home. Attendees included Mrs. Michael Piccirillo and eight others. Games like bridge and five hundred provided entertainment with prizes won by several guests. a gift shower and salad luncheon followed.
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Robert Hopkins
East Smith Street
Michael Piccirillo
Manley Robbins
T. A. Paver
Charles Riggle
John Madison
Joseph Gentilmat
Earl Cherry
G. N. Hopkins
Robbins
Gentilman
Piceirillo
Faver
Hopkins
Two Newborn Daughters Reported in Local Hospitals
A daughter was born last evening at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Amin Sutton of 211 East Columbus Avenue. A daughter was also born this morning at Fora Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Keppel of 443 East Main Street.
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Cory Hospital
Amin Sutton
East Columbus Aventis
John Keppel
East Main Street
Fora
Girl Scouts Meet at Presbyterian Church for Badges
Girl Scouts held a meeting last evening at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Alton Dahlstrand helped Grace Middleton complete the bibliophile badge while Mrs Hubert Heerlein supervised Marilyn Wallace patrol on the hostess badge. Several scouts passed the law requirements and others worked on various rhyme lessons. The meeting this week will be on Tuesday evening and members are asked to be on time.
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Presbyterian Church
Alton Dahlstrand
Grace Middleton
Hubert Heerlein
Marilyn Wallace
On Your Radio Listings Include NBC State Parks Truth or Consequences
Saturday night radio guide lists NBC 1 schedule with Dept of State Parks Ambwinant and others. Programs include Truth Or Consequences in Phoenix at 6:30 and Can You Top This at 9:80, Barry Wood Show at 10, Groucho Marx at 8, Army Service Fares at 10:15, and Nick Carter dramas on MBS 1 at 8:30.
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NBC
Dept. of State Parks
Ambassador Winant
Abie
Trish Rose
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Woodshow
Bob. Hawkalia
Groucho Marx
John D. M. Hamilton
Gov. Wills
Blu—T
New York
Boston Symphony
Jon Smyith
M. L. Wiggins
MBS
Nick Carter
New the
Chicago ‘Theater
Pennsylvania demands larger share of federal road aid
Harrisburg January 15 Highway Secretary John A Shroyer charged that Pennsylvania deserves a bigger portion of federal road aid than the current congressional bill provides He argued the state should receive about six percent of annual appropriations and criticized the plan’s population area and mileage basis as insufficient to meet Pennsylvania highway needs He also objected to the provision that half of the funds be spent on federal aid highways with the remainder for urban and secondary routes.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
John A. Shroyer
Pennsylvania
Congress
Shroyer
Shyoyer
Commonwealth
Peninsylvania
Utility strike looms over Pittsburgh as talks fail
Pittsburgh faced a 4000 worker utility strike after a four hour special session failed to produce an agreement. A ten day sit down demonstration involving 380 employees at two Philadelphia Company subsidiaries underscored the stalemate.
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Assonaten
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Wash Stockings For Rayon Elasticity
Wash stockings and rayon stackings before wearing to improve elasticity. This simple prep conditions rayon yarns, resulting in better fit and wear.
Damages Awarded in Erie Murder Case
In Erie county court a July verdict totaling 41500 was returned against the estate of Albert J. Ziegler for a murder and suicide case from April. Housekeeper Marlow Toles received 9500 for injuries, 500 for her son's prospective earnings, and 500 as administrator of the son's estate. The incident occurred April 12, 1942, at the Legion Home on 2650 Poplar Street.
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Arie
Jon
Erie County
Sulcide
Albert J. Ziegler
Robert DeVere Oles
Marlow Toles
Westleth St. Ivow
Hamot Hospital
Wil
Legion Home
Poplar Street
Rejection Debate Over State Aid and PTA Food Service
Discussion centers on rejecting Federal aid for cafeteria operations. Critics cite menus and tray standards tied to aid, profit restrictions, and cash handling. Superintendent Dewey says PTA serves about 190 daily at the Senior High and 60–70 at the Junior High, running smoothly on a self supporting basis. Some backers argue there is little sense in continuing WPA support if it is unnecessary.
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Goummes
Rage Ncy
Shil
Dewey
PTA
PTA Debate Over Plot Adoption Gains Local Attention
The PTA and local school supporters discuss adopting the plot approach used elsewhere. The issue prompts widespread conversation among PTA members and those engaged with the district schools.
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Qrogram
PTA
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Coats
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Quantico
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New York City
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Bradford
G. A. Tindall
John Fidner
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Erie
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C. V. Huth
Navy
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Claire McCardell
General MacArthur
Gandhi
Samuel Kass
Fox-Brownie
Jo Copeland
Gates-Clabbatz Church
Helen Shoppe
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Girl Scouts
Corry Building & Loan Association
Federal Home Loan
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