Kiwanis Club hears Hubert Vaughn on Portland cement
Kiwanis members dined at Hits Restaurant with Lt. Gov. Kate Russell and guests including Mir Aultidray and Richard Rossbacher Jr. Hubert Vaughn, general manager of the Twill Intiledtor Company, spoke on The Mini Pasture of Portland Cement. Russell outlined Kiwanis aims for 1945. two new members were inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber Voughh
Kiwanis Club
Cyssing
Hits
Kate Russell
Mir Aultidray
Franklin
Richard Rossbacher Jr
Hubert Vaughn
Twill Intiledtor Company
Portland Cement
Kiwanis
Vaughn
Gov. Russell
Leo Harkins
Harley Johnson
Walter Peake
Hillbillies
Women of the Moose Plan Card Party
Sixty members of the Women of the Moose welcomed 20 candidates at the club rooms with a ceremonial initiation followed by creamed chicken with biscuit coffee and pastry. Stella Swiderski Aid and Erma Hepler assisted. Reservations for a February 2 card party at 8 p m call Mary DeLury or Phill Zhleniéck. A stall of assistants will be chosen to help with plans.
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Moose Plan
The
Moose
Stella Swiderski
Erma Hepler
Prives
Mets
Mary DeLury
Phill Zhleniéck
Inter
W R C Installs Officers at Thursday Meeting
The W R C gathered at the Molsonic Temple with many members as officers for the coming year were installed. Zenobia Silvis became president, Mabel Brown senior vice president, Alma Gardner junior vice president, Mary Rickerson secretary, Fay Rynd treasurer, Fern Johnson chaplain, Eva Hill guard, Emma Gates conductress, Alma Dingfelder assistant conductress, Virginia Rhodes and Bertha Grexory among color bearers, Rosh Westley press correspondent, Trent Mottain patriotic instructor. The installation was supervised by the department chaplain Mrs Westley. Plans were made for a t urneer dinner noon at Mrs Westley’s home January 25 with sewing for the Red Cross in the afternoon. Various committees for the year were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tit Molsonic Temple
Zenobia Silvis
Mabel Brown
Alma Gardner
Mary Rickerson
Fay Rynd
Fern Johnson
Eva Hill
Emma Gates
Alma Dingfelder
Virginia Rhodes
Bertha Grexory
Ellen Bals
Gertrude Reynolds
Rosh Westley
Trent Mottain
Westley
Inaugural Dresses Seen For Trumans and Roosevelts
The Associated Press notes contrasting inaugural reception outfits. Mrs. Harry S. Truman plans a street length black crepe dress with pale rose and gold beading and a tiny multicolored flowered hat. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will appear in a full length Mayflower mauve gown richly appliqued with lace and sequins forming shamrocks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Iddy
Hew
Harry S. Trumid
Trumar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Corry Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club held its second meeting at Mrs Robert Lindstrom's Corry home on Wednesday afternoon. Members enjoyed sewing and visiting with a St Valentine themed dessert course and decorated table. Next meeting will be hosted by Miss Florence Ling suioin Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch
Stitch and Chitter
Robert Lindstrom
Corry
Lindstrom
Florence Lingsuioin Fe
D. 1
Cord Club Donates To Polio Fund Drive
Mrs Ellsworth W Holt on North Center entertained a bridge club last evening. An evening of contract was enjoyed with prizes won by Mrs Walter Stott and Mrs H J Rowe. The ladies voted to donate 5 to the Infantile Paralysis Fund. A fine lunch was served and Mrs Scott on Wright Street will host next Thursday evening January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth W. Holt
North Center Street
Waller Stott
H. J. Rowe
Scott
Wright Street
Former Corry Girl Married At Jamestown
Former Corry girl Miss Margaret B. Hankin, daughter of Mrs. Fannie J. Malone of Jamestown, wed Giles Pettit, son of the late James Pettit of Lakewood, December 26 at the Jamestown First Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. Lee D. Smith officiating. Pettit was remembered by local classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret, B. Hankin
Fannie J. Malone
Jamestown
Giles &. Pettit
James Pettit
Lakewood
Jamestown First
Radio Schedule Snaps minute by minute lineup
NBC network offers Paul Lavalle Melddy at 6 30 Dusty’s Tavern features Abe Lyinun Walts at 9 20 CBS presents Henry Aldrich at 8 30 Thin Man Adventure at 8 It Pays To Be Tghorant at 10 Moore and Durante at 1Wlau Stage Dook Canteen blue schedule lists Lone Banger 1 40 Stars for Putte 9 Famous Jury Trials 10 Norman Colder Sings MBS 7 15 extended to 45 mins 8 30 Freedom of Opportunity 9 30 Double of Notting 10 Bout Freddie Archer vs Ralph Zaneltt
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NBC
Paul Lavalle Melddy
Abe Lyinun Waltses
CBS
Henry Aldrich
Moore and Durante
Freedom of Opportunity
Double
Notting
Freddie Archer
Rilph Zaneltt
Freed on Luzon Lapham Report From Philippines War
A fragmentary report states Robert Lapham was freed on Luzon after being held by guerrillas in the Philippines. The message mentions his release coming through a local contact and notes his prior capture near Hataan and his hope to reunite with his parents. The source indicates U S. and allied forces conducted the operation.
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Dhet
Robert Lapham
Dayen
Port
Yha Wee
Hataan
Philippines
Wate
Internetionel
Testimonial Dinner Honors Corry Jamestown Leader David Hillstrom
A 25th anniversary testimonial dinner for Corry Jamestown executives honored founder David A Hillstrom. The 6:80 p m event at Hotel Scorry featured a fine dinner and tribute from Roy A Holgren, plus two donated paintings Autum n and Harvesting. Hillstrom expressed deep gratitude for staff support.
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Corry-Jamestown
David A. Hillstrom
Londhidine
Corry-Jamestown ‘Mig, Corp
David A. Finlstrom
Hotel Scorry
Ralph Lar Son
Roy A. Holgren
Chicago
Mr. Hillstrom
Dinner at Sardi's planned by Catholic Daughters
The Catholic Daughters of America plan a February 8 dinner at the Club Rooms patterned after Breakfast at Sardi's. Mrs. H G Cragg presides. Mrs. Jerome F Needham chairs the committee. Tom Breneman will host, with Miss Frances Feeney and others in acting roles. reservations due by February 7.
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Catholic Daughters of America
H. G. Cragg
P. GR
Jerome F. Needham
Maple
Needham
Tom Breneman
John Moohey
Catt
Frances Feeney
Uncle Comey
Donald Nantes
Bobbie
Tak
C. D. of
Sardi
Mary Jean Sullivan
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Pallein Cragg
Mary Johnston
Sarah Jane Roach
Connie Mead
Joan Pitts
Trene Dippel
A. Miller
Margaret Kostyal
B. d. Roach
Cleve Morton
G. G. Barker
Leon Browin
MES
J.P. Sullivan
F.C. Hanhan
H. Gchagg
Max Factor
Crage
Washington P. T. A. Has Fine Program
The Washington P. T. A. held its monthly meeting at the school with group singing and devotions led by Mrs. Wave Perkins. President Mrs. Robert Proctor presided, program featured solos by Judith Dwyer and Kath les Rauscher, a recitation by Mary Ann Nichols, and a presentation on the Junior Red Cross by Mrs. Wallace. Tea and cupcakes were served by several members. Next meeting set for February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P. T. A
Harold Rauscher
Wave Perkins
Robert Proctor
Irs
Philip Zalzneck
Judith Dwyer
Thelston
Alphonso Jackson
G. B. Tanner
Helen J Johnson
Rebbiry 15Th
Mrs. Bachofner Farewell Party Held by East Wayne Hostess
Mrs. Gerald Staples hosted a farewell party for her sister in law Mrs. Richard Bachofner at her East Wayne home last evening. Bachofner leaves February 6 to join her husband in Oregon. Twelve guests enjoyed a Triptl game. Bachofner received a corsage of yellow roses and a gift. The table was decorated for Valentine season and chili, rolls, cake, and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bachofrner
Gerald Staples
East Wayne Stréth
Richard Bachofner
Oregon
Fairview P T A Met For Routine Program
Fairview P T A gathered in Room 1 at Fairview School for a routine meeting. The program included pledges, piano and vocal solos, a report on the Philadelphia convention, a PTA magazine item, and a movie titled Trees and Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Greta
Fairview P. T. A
Fairview School
BP. T. A. Pledge
Edward Rossbacher
Albert Fox
Deep Purple
Norma Jean Nantes
P. T. A. Magazine
Alton Ringe
Alice Blue
Albertc Faye
Philadelphia
Mildred Denton
Clyde Stottbareer
Leland Wilcox
Emma Messinger
George Malone Fy
Fox
Rehoboth Class Met At Sherwood Home
The Rehoboth Class of United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sherwood on East Irving Street. Mrs. Harold Lloyd presided, devotional by Mrs. Harold Fish and Carl Lyons featured, letters from members in service read, games and refreshments outlined for next gathering with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Humes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
United Brethren Chorch
Marshall Sherwood
East Irving Street
Mirs
John Westley
Harold Fish
Car
Lyons
Harold Lloyd
Lyle Chase
Lloyd
Fish
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Inauguration Plans as Roosevelt Prepares Fourth Oath
Washington January 19. Roosevelt moves into the White House and prepares to take the oath of office for a fourth time in a wartime inaugural. About 4 500 guests expected at a luncheon after the ceremony and 1 000 at a reception. wartime constraints limit invitations to 6 000 attendees.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Dnn
Qlus
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