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Fred Waring
Mrs. North
Beatie
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Harry James
Monty Woolley
Sammy Kaye
Ann Sheridan
Blu
Connie Boswell
Dunninger
Martha Scott
MBS
Wil Xavier Cuear
Arch Ward
Om Sports
Women’s Central War Activities Canteen Prep Set
A committee was chosen at the last meeting to prepare and serve a supper for Women’s Central War Activities Committee members. The shopping and bookkeeping duties are assigned to Mrs. Earl Haight and Mrs. George Kinley. Canteen groups must contribute at least twenty hours of work for large-scale food preparation.
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Solio
Women's Central War Activities Committee
Earl Haight
George Kinley
Concord PTA Shows Films On Dental Care
Concord School P T A met in January to view films titled Care of the Teeth of the Younger Child directed by Carl Wengert and organized by Dr. R B Mosier. A vote sustained the PTA Council against federal aid for school cafeterias and ruled out further cafeteria plans in Concord due to the nearby Senior High school facility. The program featured a PTA prayer and a slate of readings, musical selections, and pledges led by local volunteers, with a refreshment committee listed as Mrs. Harry Thayer and others.
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Concord Pta
Concord
Carl Wengert
R. B. Mosier
P.T. A. Council
Concord School
Hig
Ruth Dahlstrand
Patsy Slinner
Albert Fay
Douglas Rozalle
Harry Thayer
Ann Wolford
Paul Goring
Joseph Sherwood
Alton Slinger
Sherman Spaulding
Fred Untereiner
Garl Fredell
Card Club Meeting Honors At Sixth Avenue Home
Mrs. Messinger hosted a card club gathering on Sixth avenue. The five hundred honors went to Mrs. Robert Franz, first. Mrs. Albert Fox, second. and Mrs. Messinger, third. Dessert lunch was served and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Frank Ferry.
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Dyis
Run Messinger
Sixth Avenue
Robert Franz
Albert Fox
Messinger
Frank Ferry
Electric Company Dinner Brings Members for Social Evening
Pennsylvania Electric Employees and their spouses enjoyed a chicken dinner and social evening Monday at the North Center street offices. After the meal, cards provided entertainment while H L B MacLees won the war sayings stamps raffled off.
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Pennsylvania Electric
Pennsylvania Electric Company
North Center Street
H. L. B. MacLees
Cpl Frank Duma Honored At Homecoming Party
Cpl Frank Duma was honored at a furlough party in Blanding Florida hosted by his mother Mrs Steve Duma at 98 East South Street attended by thirty seven guests. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening.
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Frank Duma
Jim
Blanding
Fla
Steve Duma
East South Street
Crosby Bush Honored Before Army Service Dinner
Noahs Ark class of U B Sunday school met at the Ritz Restaurant for a dinner party honoring Crosby Bush who leaves for army service Thursday night. Nine class members and teacher Hugh Mosher attended and enjoyed a steak dinner and pleasant evening.
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Crosby Bush
U. B
Ritz
Hugh Mosher
Don Mosher Honored At Party Before Service
Don Mosher who leaves Thursday evening for service in the armed forces was given a farewell party. The event last night was at Miss Marion Younng’s residence on Wright Street with twelve friends in attendance. He received two purses of money from the group.
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Won Mosher
Marion Younng
Wright Street
Mosher
Murphy Store Employees Dinner at Pittsfield
Local C G Murphy store employees gathered in Pittsfield for a dinner party attended by twenty. A fine chicken dinner was served and all joined in the evening’s entertainment following the meal.
Birth of Mary Ellen Anderson in Memphis
Mrs. Thomas Anderson announces the birth of daughter Mary Ellen on Sunday morning January 23 in Memphis Tennessee. The baby’s mother Jean Beckwith is daughter of Mrs. Belle Gates of the city. The father is stationed at Memphis with the Perry Command.
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Mary Ellen
Bori
Sini
Memphis
Set
Thomas Anderson
Anderson
Jean Beckwith
Belle Gates
Set. Anderson
Perry Command
Local visitors and residents seen in Corry area
Miss Katherine Stone returns from Meadville after a week visiting friends. C. C. Rich of Aero Supply visits Erle. Clark Pain, cashier at the National Bank of Union City, calls on friends here. Mr. and Mrs. John Harding of Dallas arrive as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Irvine. Mrs. Jack Kilburn of Coudersport visits Corry. Mrs. Curtis Mayes and two children head to Oklahoma City to visit her mother. Misses Marion Young and Jean Yohe attend Carnival Week in Middlebury, Vermont with Miss Mildred Young. Florence Williams leaves for a business trip to Butler. Dale Miller is moved to Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Bruce Hinchman returns from Belleville. R. M. McCormick of Murphy Company visits Corry. Albany, Minnesota visitors en route home from the Midwest. Cpl. Franklin Parsons arrives on leave from Wilmington, Delaware to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hynest Wright and Mrs. Charles Babbitt spend the day in Warren and Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Foster E. Davis return from Chicago to see grandson Jerome H. Davis at Great Lakes. Charles Graham and wife visit Jamestown as business visitors. Mrs. Lois Litsinger returns to Boston after visiting relatives in Corry. Pvt. Louis Castrantas returns from Fort Dr. N. D. He visits his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smeal visit Cory friends.
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Katherine Stone
East Smith Street
Meadville
Atte
C. C. Rich
The
Aero Supply
Clark Pain
Cory
National Bank of Union
Wayne Street
Jack Kilburn
Coudersport
Corry
Erie
Curtis Mayes
Georgia
Gary
Fredick Street
Dklshoma City
Olle
Hugh Cooper
Marion Young
Jean Yohe
Middlebury, VI
Mildred Young
Middlebury College
Florence Williams
Butler
Dale Miller
Edgar Miller
Gerry
Corry Hospital
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Bruce Hinchman
Belleville, Til
R. M. McCormick
Murphy Company
Corryne
Daugdtrne
Albany
Mid-West
Cpl
Franklin Parsons
Wilmington
Del
Gerald Parsons
North Center Street
Hynest Wright
Charles Babbitt
Warren
Jamestown
Bat Wayne Street
Pvt
Louis Castrantas
Fort Dr. N
Gus Castrantas
North
Center Streets
Fred Smeal
Eric
Rotarians Donate To Infantile Paralysis Fund
J Paine manager of the Corry Unemployment office spoke to fellow Rotarians at the regular weekly dinner meeting last evening at the Hotel Corry. Paine addressed the wartime employment problem from a local standpoint and postwar measures being discussed. During the club business meeting a contribution was voted to the infantile paralysis fund.
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J. Paine
Corry
Service Club
Hotel
Paine
Hope You Like It Club Remembers Servicemen List
Since January 2 this year the Hope You Like It Club has repeated its list of servicemen receiving gift boxes. Boxes and letters were sent to A S Frank Jagta Oklahoma City Pvt Edward J Royek Camp Atterbury Ind Pfc John Jagta Fort Bragg NC and Pvt Leo A Brown Philadelphia. A V mail letter from Pvt Constantine Sander overseas, formerly on the club list, was received. The next club meeting will be at Miss Martha Gates home R D 4 Corry.
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Frank Jagta
Oklahoma City
Edward J. Royek
Camp Atterbury
Ind
John Jagta
Fort Bragg
N. C
Leo A. Brown
Philadelphia
Constantine Sander
Martha Gates
R. D
Corry
Schools to Enlist in Dental Health Program
City schools will join a dental health program led by Dr. Mosier. John Tinson, new athletic director, will survey students’ dental conditions and coordinate sanitation improvements with other duties. A colored film on dental health education was shown to the Concord Elementary PTA, with plans to use it at a senior high assembly.
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Victory Corps
Mosier
John Tinson
Tinson
Parent
Concord
Howard Sheen
Battle for Rome developing on multiple fronts
Nazi resistance continues as Soviet forces push toward key supply hubs west of Novo-Gorod and near Shimsk. In Ukraine, Gen. Vatutin’s First Ukrainian Army fights to breach the Odessa Warsaw railway line from Vinnitsa toward Kristinovka, repelling counterattacks.
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Leningrad-Moscow
Novogorod
Shimsk
Ukraine
Nikolai Vatutin
Vinnitsa
Kristinovka
Vatutin
Odesse-Warsaw
Bathroom Interiors Require Durable Paint for Moisture Control
Bathrooms naturally harbor moisture and humidity and must be kept thoroughly painted with water resistant paint to prevent deterioration and damage.
Four Erie youths sentenced for theft and spree
In Erie on January 26 four of five youths arraigned before Judge Miles B. Kitts were sentenced for stealing 4689 from O. Chermack and a spree that followed. Richard Williams sixteen admitted stealing the money and received an indefinite term at White Hill Industrial School. James Ragen sixteen was sent to George Junior Republic Grove City. Michael Popovich sixteen and Anthony Bobin sixteen were sent to White Hill. James Dumford seventeen was placed on probation. The court rejected leniency, saying they were not old enough to avoid responsibility.
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Srie
Miles B. Kitts
Chermack
East Eighth Street
Richard Williams
White Hill
James
Ragen
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Michael Popovich
Anthony Bobin
James Dumford
War on Epidemics Calls for Medical Supplies
The greatest leaders rally to secure medicines, protective gear, respirators, and essential equipment for all communities. Amid past battles, efforts emphasize readiness, equal care, and solidarity in the nation’s ongoing fight for health and justice.
Board report criticizes war labor board authority and mandates
A committee convicts the War Labor Board for overreach, arguing compulsory union membership and dues checks violate rights, and arbitration undermines constitutional protections. It urges congressional action to define the board’s power and set clear operating standards.
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Wlbfhen
Argentina Breaks with Germany and Japan
Washington officials offered no immediate comment as Argentina announced a long delayed break in diplomatic relations with the Axis powers. Buenos Aires actions could lead to suspension of communications and closure of German and Japanese embassies, signaling a unified American stance against the Axis per the Rio de Janeiro defense accord.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Jong-de- Yayed
Ation
Neders
Hull
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Fragmented OCR: Legal notice text fragment from 2 Peter Michig
Unclear OCR reads a legal notice fragment mentioning individuals and a will. Core names appear garbled, with references to home, devise and succession. No clear date or location readable to establish a full, factual card.
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Leon Ames Russell Wade Bruce Edwards
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Borden’s
Aunt Sue Dry Cleaner
Iney Butter
Ohio
Geo. Washington
TOBAC
PIPE
Texas
Red Cross
Don Mosher
Helen
Tati
Salen Pees
Idi
Eddie
Curtis Jewelry Store
Battle For
Rome
Bracken-Keating Company
Golden Rule Foundation
Morticians
Ust
America
Phinakk
Tow Your Dimes
Pts
Nasional Fe Foundation
Pits
Mn Fed
Ties Eddle Jone
Paige
Kne
J. Fred Kinley
Chapin
Germany
Japan
Page Orient
Rios Gallardo
Americas
Zuckerman
Hiese
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