CIO Opposed to Third Party Plans in 1948 Campaign
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh January broadcast quotes Philip Murray saying the CIO opposes any third party and is committed to no candidate in 1948. He outlines PAC goals including price controls, higher minimum wage, expanded social security, housing, national health insurance, progressive taxation, and relief for low income groups. He cites opposition to “raw deal” and calls for action in 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
United Steelworker
Haenthe Lata
Preeawale
PAC
Murray
Youth Fellowship Banquet Hosted by Evangelical United Brethren Church
The annual banquet for the EUB Church Youth Fellowship drew 50 attendees at the church parlors last night with guests from Wayne Valley Church Beaverdam. Mrs. Marshall Sherwood chaired the event. Guest speaker Rev J Leon Manegal from Wayne Valley Church urged better Christian living. A large post-event spread and varied entertainment followed including readings poems music and magic acts performed by local youth and adults. Several local residents plan trips to Buffalo Philadelphia and Warren for social and family engagements this weekend and next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. U
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wayne Valley
Beaverdam
Marshall Sherwood
Richard Shannan
George Bagley
Robert Fish
Donald Bagley
Patricia Campbell
Girls Missionary Guild
Crosby Bush
Keith Henton
H. Ray Burris
Charles Bugbee, Jr
Lynn Bergman
Mr. Fish
Harley Reed
Mr. Shatinen
Friendship Club Met Yesterday in Mrs Mulligan's Home
Nine members of the Friendship club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Mulligan at her home on R. D. 2. Quiz contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Bertha Warner, Miss Frances Spercy, Mrs. John Decker and Mrs. Clifford Lawson. Salad, cake and coffee were served to attendees including Mrs. K. Moyer, Mrs. John Choma, Mrs. Roy Sward and Mrs. Eugene Powers. The next session on February 20 will feature the friendship sisters, Mrs. John Decker, MR. D. 2, as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Charles Mulligan
Bertha Warner
Frances Spercy
John Decker
Clifford Lawson
K. Moyer
John Choma
Roy Sward
Eugene Powers
Friendship Sisters
D. 2
Fine Sum Realized By Welfare Group at Bazaar
The Corry Welfare Organization met at Rod and Gun Club on East Washington Street with small attendance. President Mrs C F Barnes led the session. Devaar report showed $175.96 raised. A bake sale is planned for March 16 with Mrs Louis Sears chairing. Homemade soup will be sold. Mrs Henry to chair a rummage sale in early April with date to be announced. Meeting adjourned to meet February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry’ Welfare Orgunization
Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
C. FE. Barnes
Devaar
Louis Sears
Henry
Miss Judy Catlin Birthday Party Held For Eight Year Old
Mrs. Robert Catlin entertained 25 boys and girls this afternoon for Judy Catlin's eighth birthday. The party followed a Rex matinee and a Ritz party treat. Judy received many nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Catlin
Robert
Catlin
Judy
the Rex
Ritz
Born to Cowles in Bear Lake at WCA Jamestown
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Glair Cowles of Bear Lake at WCA Hospital in Jamestown on Wednesday December 28. The Cowles are former Gorry residents. A son was also born Friday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meehan of Route 3 at Corty Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glair Cowles
Bear Lake
W.C.A. Hospital
Jamestown
Harry Meehan
Corty Hospital
Berean Baptist Society Meets at Zepka Home
The Berean Society of the Berean Baptist Church met Friday night with 12 members attending at the home of Mr and Mrs John Zepka on North Center Street. Rev Francis G Whitsman led the discussion and games were enjoyed followed by refreshments. The next meeting is set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak of Meremtions
Berean Society of the Baptist Church
Francis G.whitsman
John Zepka
North Center Street
Nxt
Exchange Club Dinner Hosts and Next Meeting
John Mick of Motistreet hosted an Exchange Club dinner with ham served to ten members and four guests Reymond Brown Led Carroll Gerald Hammond and Frank Wickwire. The record notes the next gathering will be February 5 at President William Armitage Sr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
John Mick
Motistreet
Reymond Brown
Led Carroll
Gerald Hammond
Frank Wickwire
William Armitage
Oil City Sal Army to Farewell Capt Kerrick and Lieut Brown
Capt Winnie Kerrick and Lieut Shirley Brown have been transferred from the Salvation Army unit. Farewell services are planned at the Army citadel Sunday evening led by Capt and Mrs Raymond Wilson from the Pittsburgh headquarters, with public invitation. A separate report notes 6 year old Edward Michael was badly injured when struck by a car driven by Charles Evans, admitted to St Vincent's Hospital with cerebral injuries and possible skull fracture. X-rays to assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Winnie Kerrick
Oral Salvation Army
Punxsutawney
Shirley Brown
Butler
Army Citadel
Raymond Wilson
Pittsburgh
Eric
Edward Michael
Ralph Michael
Charles Evans
Harborereets
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Notable Funeral Attendees at Local Church Service
The service honored Frank Wawrejko and Theodora Sarnicki with attendees including Mr and Mrs William Cornell and relatives from Meadville Titusville and Pittsfield. The body rested in the church crypt after the ceremony with mourners listed among family and friends.
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Ring
Pion
Nob
Hillstrom
Fern Org
Eoialty Iquors
Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Ain
Miiote Rani
S. OF
June Allyson
Peter Lawford
Patricia Marshall
Joan McCracken
OTO
Patricia McNulty
Hel
Elchynski
Mary Lou Jahor
McCray
Hotel Corry
Heiman
Heiman Jewelers “Home Owned — Home Operated
Wee Society
Charles Jackman
Point Chautauqua
Andrew Paulo
Maple Avenue
Robert Curts
Linda
Philadelphia
Curtis
Louis Lundy
East
Brederick Street
Ivo Pollies
Buffalo
William Dahl
Frederick Milter
Roger Brown
D. Armour Hillstrom
Warren
William DePrees
Florence Daye
Concord Street
Charles Hughes
Cony-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Warren Spicer
Grove City College
Mather
Esther Spicer
Joseph Hudson
West Wayne Street
Attica
St. Marys
Raymond Senstead
Arnold Senstead
Akron
John Senstead
Donald Mosher
Pennsylvania State College
Nome
Hugh Mosh
Jor
Raymond Avenue
Robert. Parsons
East Congress ‘Street
Cleveland
Richard Morton
Thames
George Koestner
West South Street
Harold
Reading
Lyla Maggin
Cuse
Dairymen's League
Oscar Frita
Novi Genter Street
Hemtar’ Meerdink’s Home Furnishings
Main & Spring Sts
RADIO
Gell Flectronic
Helen
CES Ae
Powell
Consumer Discount CO
North Center St
C. Kl. Gens, JR
Ford Garage
Baptist Study Group
Lee
Fran
Chae Aro
Alyn Wayne
Wayne
LEED
John Kostyal
James Taylor
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis Graves
Stephen and
Anthony Kosty
Dominici Danuski
Stanley Tai
Hills Bros
Campbell’s
Campbell‘s
Texas
Florida
California
Washington
Kiddigs and
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