U S Navy Smash Cub Pack of Scouts Victory Kula Gulf
Readable text covers a WW II naval clash in the Kula Gulf with American surface units intercepting Japanese cruisers and destroyers. Reports claim Japanese losses and beached destroyer damage near Santhiera Harbor, plus Allied air on Darwin and New Guinea. The nearby St Pauls Lutheran meeting lists 70 attendees, three new Cubs, six regradings, and a flag salute.
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U.S. Navy
Kula Gulf
Imperial Tokyo
U.S
UW. 5
Rendove
Australia
New Guinea
Solomons
Darwin
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Den 1
America
David Boland
Willian Dimmick
Donald Schrader
Francis Buell
Pile McIntyre
Rotary Club Hosts Ramsey on Tax Plan at Dinner
At the Corry Rotary Club dinner, Arthur Ramsey spoke on the new tax withholding plan. The meeting included officer changes with Earl T. Cherry becoming president and D. B. Taggart retiring after a year. Royal Edgerly joined as a member, introduced by Glenn Mead. Mrs. Mall Sullinger returned from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ramsey
Rotary
Corry
Local society notes and recruits bring news from Pittsburugh to Corry
Society items from Corry reflect visitors and servicemen, including Bill Blair of Pittsburgh and Lt Ruth Nichols, Army Nurse Corps, with updates on families, hospital recoveries, and furloughs. Other items cover graduation postponements for nurse aides, wedding anniversaries, and local youth at M C A Camp Sherman, plus routine travels and visits across Erie, Pittsburgh, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Blait
Pittsburgh
Twin
John Blair
Garner Lee Whittlesey
P. L. Whittlesey
Erie
Corry
E. DeWitt Johnston
Gryton
Uuirses
Nurges
Luput
Butch Shaver
Visiting Nurses Association
Shaver
Army Nurse Corps
Indiantown Gap
Charles Woods
Sherman
Louis Sprovers
Field Artillery
Camp Howze
Texas
Louis
Janet Oswalt
Jack Oswalt
Snyder Circle
Marge
Milt Zaleneck
Circle No 1 W S C 5 Meets. youth delinquency talk
Circle No 1 W S C met at the Easl Pleasant street home of Mrs. Irvin Young with Mrs. Ed mund Barr presiding in the absence of the president. The devotional was by Mrs. C A Johnson and the study led by Mrs J B Cogan discussed juvenile delinquency. The evening included routine business, mite collections, refreshments, and remarks on members serving in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
Amici Eying
Willis’ Price
Columbus Avenue
William Halfast
Camp Findley Fund
Donald Bensink
Price
Ralph Heath
Laura Beardsley
Veumenu
Methodist Church
Irvin Young
Easl Pleasant Street
Edmund Barr
C. A. Johnson
J. B. Cogan
Young
Bertha Wykoff
WCTU Meeting With Mrs Neil Blackman Meswall
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Neil Blackman Meswall home on Eastchurch Street. Attendees heard pledges and salutes to the WCTU and discussed losses by death and relocations. The treasurer noted four boxes packed for the armed forces and a five dollar county- work gift to Erie in Mrs. R. B. Mountain’s name.
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Sre Uma
Women's Christian Temperance Uti
Eastchurch Street
Emmay Heath
Erie
R. B. Mountain
Napers
Frank Whiteley
Fred Ross
Helen Davison
Rebekahs Vote Bond Purchase In Canvass
At the regular meeting of the Lady Pranklin Rebekah Lodge last evening the group approved plans to purchase a bond under the Buy A Pighter Bond campaign and to organize summer activities. A social dinner on July 2 followed the business session as the lodge scheduled a follow up meeting in one week.
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Rebekahs
Lady Pranklin
Rebekah Lodge
Jenkins Sword Nuptials At Jamestown Saturday
Jamestown notes the marriage of Miss Marini L Sword, Youngsville Pa, to Corporal Eugene Jenkins Findley Lake NY, performed Saturday July 3 at 2 30 PM at the Church of God Tabernacle with Rev A J Powell officiating, in a double ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Sword
Jamestown
Marini L. Sword
Henry Sword
Youngsville
Eugene Jenkins
Curtis Jenkins
Findley Lake
Church of Gott Tabernacle
A. J Powell
Baby boy born to Wir and Mrs Martin Wagner
A baby boy was born this morning at the local hospital to Wir and Mrs Martin Wagner of 213 West Main Street.
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Wir
Martin Wagner
West Main Street
Camp Findley Bible Program to Open Friday
The eighth annual Camp Madley Bible conference opens Friday with the Erle Conference of the Church of the United Bretitey ls Chetil in charge. Prominent speakers include Rev. Ad Powell Jamestown NY Rev Malcolm R Cronk Grand Rapids MI Chaplain Leroy Nattress Port Niagara NY and Rev Roscoe P Wilson South Bend IN among others. The two weeks feature daily sessions with morning and evening programs, special days Missionary Day and Brotherhood Day, music by Jubilate Trio, and teaching staff from Jamestown Dayton and nearby towns.
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Erle Conference
Church of the United Bretitey Ls Chetil
Ad. Powell
Jamestown
N. X
Malcolm R. Cronk
Grand Rapids
Mich
Leroy Nattress
Port Niagara
Roscoe P. Wilson
D. D
South Bend
Ind
Millard F. Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Jay
W. 5. Hotell
Denver
Cole
Gail Armerding
Moody Extension
Chicago
J. Hal Smith
Binet King
R. N
Kentucky
Brotherhood
Carl Arjmerding
Conference Brotherhood
Cory
John D. Westley
Corry
Lyle Chase
Ruth Bush
Arthur J. Vrooman
S. Paul Weaver
N. Y
O. Norton Warner
Glenn Z. Donelson
Clarence Center
Elsie Gustafson
Millard J. Miller
Charles Siembeda Larceny Sentence Set By Judge McCracken
Charles Siembeda 24 of Oil City pleaded guilty to automobile larceny. Judge Lee A. McCracken ordered costs of prosecution a $100 fine restitution and a sentence of not less than two nor more than four years in the Allegheny workhouse.
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Charles Siembeda
Oil City
Lee A. McCracken
Allegheny
Funeral Services for May Stanford Wilson
Funeral services for May Stanford Wilson widow of Pred R. Wilson of Bear Lake were held Monday afternoon at the home. Rev. Carlton Foss and Rev. W. O. Brainard led the rite with music by Vic and Mrs. Sheridan Baker. Bearers included nephews Frederick Stanford and others. interment followed at Bear Lake Cemetery. Attending from nearby areas were Michael Maltrey, Edward Carr Sr and Jr, Mary Stanford and Leslie Stanford, and many others from Jamestown and surrounding towns.
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Buwerue Geeriuea
Wilson
R. Wilson
Bear Lake
Carlton Foss
W. O. Brainard
South Dayton
Vic
Sheridan Baker
Dealt Scott
Beer Lake
Aney
Hei¢hael Maltery
Tad
Edward Carr
Edward Carr, Jr
Mary Stanford
Leslie Stanford
Jamestay
Frederick ,Stentor
Jean
Sharon
Paul Temple
Kennet
Ernes
Hemingway
Forest Pieffer
Charles Monroe
Corty Rev
Wayne Price
Guys Mil Jul
James Wilson
Jers
Lee Wilton
Panama
3B Ruhlman
Mes
Raymond Phelps
E. W. Johnson
Warren
Pred Reed
Greenville
Unclear OCR fragment hints at 1930s baseball action
Fragmentary text mentions Musial and league race dynamics with references to shifting leaders and a 328 clip, unclear names like Brownies and Curte. The disjointed lines obscure event, team, and date details, preventing precise reconstruction of the report’s main outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeagues
Musial
Datileren
Guy Curtemithoush
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local baseball and college football notes
Fragmentary text references Tyan Bei, baseball league activity, and varsity back eleven with an 8-0 score. Mentions black promoters, army officers, and future developments. Lacks coherent events or dates.
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In & Jap
Tog Overean
Carmen
Jory Ross
Fays
Spc
Houdlehee Phil Brief Note At Buffalo Station
A fragmented OCR item mentions a person named Houdlehee Phil in connection with Buffalo station activity. Details are unclear but imply a short local note or incident at the B stop. No dates or organizations are clearly readable.
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Somewhere IN the
Pacific
Chester Morris
Richard Arlen
Jimmy Lydon
Lita Ward
Dick Purcell
Mall Sullinger
New York City
Lems Society
Lie
Bess Kincaid
Dick Otten
John Ohm
East Congress Street
North
Don Williams
4. B. Giltner
Susan Bill
Syracuse
Marlene Kroker
Autum
Sumer
Montgomery Ward
Leland Johnston
Helen
Eddie Dewey
Bob Parson
Merchant Marine
Teddy
Charle
Joe Spiésman
Walter DeJeunis
Louise Mount
Fred Snapp
East Frederick Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. Harold Patléssons
Jeannette Gordon
Adele McCray
Jessie
Newton
Dack
King Cottage
Pinsley
Don Ross
Chiego
Walter Ross
Wd Family
Wright Street
Jean Quintisk
Philadelphia
George Kinley
Titusville
Frances Drake
Mary Condra
Mary O'Hare
W. P. Lombard
Akron
North East
Robert Gatlin
Marion Street
Gerald Bettes
Mary Leah
Bre
M. E. Shambeugh
Obhier
Thomas Bettes
Martha
Dianne
William ‘A. Sherwond
Joseph Shee
Williamsburg
Navy
Seabees
Matsko
Armed Forces
Herbert Davis
Bris
Warren Thomas
Rockville
Mel
Olin W. Bracken
James Foley
Camp Wheele
Mary Low McCray
Spartansburg
J.B. Fox
Buffalo
Pfc
Clinton A. Magee
Camp Bulner
W.C
Haleh Magee
Lovells
TG. Fox
Paul Weber
South Center Strep
D. B. Taggart
Jayde
W. S.C
Regulay
Fox
Clinton Patterson Haines
Nova Scotia
U.S. Signal Corps
Ronald
England
Jean @Quinlist
Jeanne Holler
Joan Feldt
Marie Zafiropulos
Marjorie Panchorn
Camp Caledon
Lake Erle
Healy
WCTU
Neil Blackman
The
Melon Diapps
Camp Findley Bible Program
United Brethren Church
East Main Street
Maxwell House Coffee
Swansdown
Glendora
Krisfy
Crisco
Jor Mustard
Moreland
Elf Fiteo
F. C. Chapin & Sons
May Stanford Wilson
Zuckerman
North Center St
Oorry
Tyan Bei
Playera Das
Biffalo
Houdlehee Phil
Detroit
Bronx
Hal White
Rufus Gentrymound
Jon
Fonday
Poatail
Hornell
Lockport
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