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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Parker
Donaldson
W. Loveland
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1943
Page
4
Women Fatigue in War Industry Sparks Calls for Change
Adelaide Kerr reports on winter industrial fatigue among women workers in central states as USO and YWCA officials urge better working conditions. Health check ups, safer ventilation, proper meals, restrooms, and sane hours are proposed to curb days lost to illness and injury amid extended shifts. Local notices list residents visiting Erie and surrounding towns, with several furloughs and visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Morence Williams
USO
Nawional Ywco
Miss Williams
Central States
New York
U. S. Public Health Service
Gal Witts
Vom
Michigan State University
YWCA
Aeronautical
Engagement of Norma Satterlee Announced
Mr and Mrs M L Satterlee announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Allene to Pvt Ralph B Hillsborough son of Mr and Mrs E Billsborough of Pittsfield Pvt Hillsborough is stationed at Camp Tyson Tenn Nair Aater has been announced for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Satterlee
Norma Allene
Ralph B. Hillsborough
E. Billsborough
Pittsfield
Billsborough
Camp Tyson
Tenn
Nalr Aater
Three Leaving For Service Honored By Aero Supply Group
About forty five employees of the 250 Department at Aero Supply gathered at the Greyhound Fast House to honor three coworkers bound for Navy Seabees service. Richard Nichols Charles Jackmann and Harmon McElroy each received a gift from the group. A delicious supper followed as attendees enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
Greyhound Fast House
Navy Seabees
Richard Nichols
Charles Jackmann
Hanrmon McElroy
Printing of ration books consumes vast ink and paste
A fragmented note states that sewing ration books for all purpose use will require 87,000 pounds of ink and 7,900 pounds of paste, with a near a million pounds of boxing referenced amid the garbled text.
Nazaren Missionary Society Met Friday at Home
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene met at Mrs. James Walters’ West Pleasant home. Eighteen members attended, including Pastor Rev R. Merriman and his two daughters. Mrs. Charles Bailey, society president, hosted a luncheon. The afternoon featured sewing for needy families and at the business meeting Mrs. P. M. Anderson was elected third vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nozerene Missionary Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Naz-| Brent
James Walters
West Pleasant Sleet
Merriman
Charles Bailey
Alley
P. M. Anderson
Amici Bible Class Picnic Supper Hosted Locally
Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren in Christchurch gathered at North Center Street home of Mr and Mrs Bush for a picnic supper attended by 28 members and friends. A nominating committee was appointed and an entertaining program followed with readings from Victory Garden and a guest speaker Rev Marvin A VanCise pastor of the Free Methodist Church of Titusville and a resident of Fair-Taye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Bible
Amici Bible Class
United Brethren
Christchurch
Bush
North Center Street
John Williamson
Bev. McClintock
Floyd Dougherty
Lynn Campbell
Victory Garden
Evenue
Marvin A. VanCise
Free Methodist Church of
Titusville
Falr- Taye
Child Is Honored At Shower Party
Mrs. Lawrence Saltersee entertained neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Robbins of East Main street at the Robbins residence last evening for a shower in honor of Martin Robbins adopted son of the Robins. Twenty five attended the games and visiting. Freehand drawings by Gary and Eugene Sund Gary of Erie, aged thirteen and fifteen, were displayed. The guest of honor received many fine gifts and late in the evening refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Sullivan
New York City
E. J. Roach
Finity
East Main Street
Jeannette Gordon
Virginia Loveland
Erie
Merle Boutwell
Warren
George Gordon
East Church
Cpl
Robert Brown
Harald Brown
North Cen+ter street
Cpl. Brown
Cincinnati
D. C
Bentley
Evie
James Cassidy
Honella Gordon
Melen Spencer
Pfe. Fussell McCaslin
Camp A
Delaware Street
Centerville
Sambel’ Saosh
Martha McIntyre
North Center
Chautauqua
Charles Tubbs
Minnie Tubbs
Park Street
Charles B. Woods
Lawrence Park
Marie Paulson
Anne P. Smith
Buffalo
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
W. G. Jamieson
Sugar Grove
IR. W. Mower
Alfred
George Boyd
South Center Street
Barbara
Ann
Marvelaine Robbins
Manley Rabbing
Gust Sundbum
Brie
Warren Palmer
Lefk
Youngstown
Fred Mason
Lee Barlow
Jolly
William Houghton
City
Alia Keppel
Opl
John Zepka
Little Rock
Ark
Valentine Zepka
Shatly Avenue
Lawrence Saltersee
Manley Robbins
Robbins
Martin Robbins
Garl
Eugene Sund- Gary
Beaverdam 4-H Girls Hold Park Meeting and Swim
The Beaverdam 4-H girls met at Mead Park in an afternoon of activity. President Charlotte Marsh led the plecies and business, secretary Miss Truax read the last meeting minutes, Extension leader assisted, and after adjournment the group enjoyed a swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Mead Park
Charlotte Marsh
Tolland
Truax
Party honors Mrs Anna Finucan at home on Sojith Center
Hostess entertained for Mrs Anna Finucan with Miss Dorothy Tittleberger hosting guests including Mrs George Gordon Mrs Robert Price Mrs Clas Phelps Miss Garrie Merklinger Mrs Harry Earle and Mrs Merie Boutwell of Warren. The evening included visiting and a two course luncheon served by Miss Kittleberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Finucan
Dorothy Tittleberger
Sojith Center Street
Anna, Finucan
George Gordon
Robert Price
Clas Phelps
Garrie Merklinger
Harry Earle
Merie Boutwell
Warren
Kittleberger
Radio Schedule Highlights War Era Programs and Concerts
On Saturday and Sunday NBC CBS and BLUE networks present war related talks, music and plays. Notable items include This We Fight with Sen Pepper, Chick Lee, the Boston Pops concert, Dover bombing anniversary coverage, Paul Whiteman Show, Gershwin pieces, and Soldiers’ broadcasts from MBS and NBC. The listings show a mix of forums, symphonies, operas, and serials across stations with exact times and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Sen. Pepper
ICEP
Chick Lee
Pauliia
CBS
Hobby Lobby
Fir
Jessica Dragonette
BLUE
Boston Pops
Dover
Eng
MBS
Amerivam
China
Chicago
America
NBC Summer Symphony
Earl Wild
Murmansk
Paul Whiteman
Philhamonic
Jon Hall
Timber Valley
Oon War Journal
Britain
Sicily invasion opens battle for Europe
Allied landings in Sicily began under clear weather with rapid naval and air support. Eisenhower commands large forces praised for strength as heavy defenses on the Italian island feared to be stout. Continuous air raids similar to the prelude to Pantelleria aided the assault planning.
Northrop Baby Born at Corry Hospital
Introducing a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Phillip Northrop of RD 3 Spartansburg last evening at Corry hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Northrop
RD. 3
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
D Day type offensive lands on Sicily and France seen
Reports describe a major Allied air and sea assault on Sicily with landings along the western rocky coast near ports. Allied radio and Algiers broadcasts quote Gen. Eisenhower announcing the European continent operation as the first stage of the invasion. The Italian coast defense was heavy but the assault continued amid cautious French and Italian responses. World War II observers note the attack marks a pivotal stage in the war with Mussolini’s regime compelled to fight on Italian soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Introlmeer
Europe
Reuters
North Africa
London
Sicily
Rome
Italy
Eisenhower
French Africa
Tialian Pantelleria
Air Altairs
Panselleria
Tapani
Ttelian
Africa
Algiers
World America
Porte
Prateek
Eikenhower
France
Inzerief
Talia
Radio
Heath
Fredy
Roosevelt
Ahutehil
Mussolini
Fragmentary sports notes hint at Irvine and Loveland game hints
Disjointed OCR reads indicate a sports item mentioning Irvine, Loveland, and Wilder Piel club connections. The text references a July 29 Colts booster event, a base ball joint, and unclear notes on players Zivic and Jake T, with scattered dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Vine
Kames
Wilder Piel
Warr
Irvinson
Loveland
Endiana Ink Game Seeks Change In Frat Group
Fragmentary report notes Wakefield involved in a 6 ink game with 5 underway. Mentions Keller replacement, intercollegiate soldier context, Buffalo debut, and teams Rivers and Green with Walter Ke. Unclear details due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Th Keller
Soldier Intercollegington
Oor
Buffalo
Walter Ke
Green Juerrm
Rivers
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