Foul 1.1 Return to Ow Commentary
A brief note recalls a foul 1.1 situation involving York, Cochran, and an eastern part left behind last month with consideration of the incident.
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York
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1943
Page
5
Dwork James for In Dgt L i Pur Quart 151
James Dwork appears in court records with an entry linked to a 151 qualifier. The fragment suggests a legal or civil matter involving a listed figure and case segment, noting a charted quantity or designation. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Lanston Feted C J Workers At Farewell Dinner
Elizabeth Danston was celebrated by Cortestown office girls at a noon Thursday dinner party at the Hite restaurant. Miss Danston is leaving Corry Jamestown employ. A farewell cake and a gift were presented as nineteen attendees enjoyed a steak dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Lanston
C-J
Elizabeth Danston
Cortestown
Corry-Jamestown, Sr
Gerry Owen Club Event Hosts Ladies at Spring Street Home
Mrs James Maloney hosted the Gerry Owen Club at her Spring Street home last evening. Prizes were won by Mrs Ina Brown and Mrs Elizabeth Crowe. Refreshments followed. The Nub will meet again in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Owen Club
Maloney
James Maloney
Gerry Owen
Spring Street
Vna Brown
Elizabeth Crowe
Smith’ 'S
Mayme Maloney
NBC Lucille Manners Concert and 11 Hour Radio Schedule
Tonight on radio NBC offers Lucille Manners Concert at 8:80 followed by Time Hit Parade and People Are Funny quiz. CBS features Corliss Archer drama and Thin Man Adventures with Dorothy Lamour. MBS presents Navy programs and Sherlock Holmes while other stations air Lone Ranger and Navy School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Lucille Manners
Tommy Riggs
Tenborn Im Billstein
CBS
Corliss Archer
Dorothy Lamour
Raymond Scott
Lone Ranger
Meet Your Navy
John Vandercook
MBS
Navy School of Music
Detroit
Wusio
Former Corryite Marries Erie Girl
Mary Jane Snyder of Erie wed Pvt. John Taylor, formerly of Corry, in New Brunswick New Jersey on June 23. The ceremony was led by Rev. B A Freidrich. The bride is a graduate of Strong Vincent high school and Erie Commercial College and works for General Electric. Taylor attended Corry schools and worked for Railway Express Agency before induction.
Regional consumer war service conference held in Warren
One hundred twenty five new sons attended the regional consumer war service conference at the Warren courthouse yesterday. Representatives came from Clarion Crawford Elk Erie Forest McKean Mercer Venango and Warren counties. Corry delegates included Mrs B C Buners Mrs James Cassidy and Miss Ben Lita Gordon. Mrs Worthington Scranton state leader spoke and staff gave short talks with questions on topics. Speakers included Mrs Walter Spofford A L Cotton Mrs Benjamin Ludlow Miss Cecile Kennedy Norman Howard Mr Conway Zirkle Dr Pauline Meek Colley Baker BM Valkenburg and Mrs Jean Dovyerapike. Awards were given for salvage drive results. Various local residents were noted as visiting or traveling in from several cities.
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Consumer War Services
Consumer War Service
Court House
Warren Yeesterday
Clarion
Crawford
Elk
Erie
Forest
McKean
Mercer
Venango
Warren
Corry
Belne
B.C. Bunes
James Cassidy
Ben
Walter Spofford
OCD
A. L. Cotton
Benjamin Ludlow
Cecile Kennedy
the Red Cross
Norman Howard
Conway Zirkle
Pauline Meek
Victory Gardens
Colley Baker
BM Valken
Corry Girls Aid Harvest Effort in North East
Corry high school girls, chaperoned by Miss Any Barressi, aid the North East fruit harvest. They have served three weeks and plan several more, staying in a private home and helping with Red Cross surgical dressings on Tuesdays and Fridays. Named volunteers include Jeanne Nichols, Charlotte Hillbure, Eva Low Crowell, Margaret Spencer, Frances Malone, Ruth Blison, Joan Feeney, Peggy Hughes, Rosemay Dewey and Geraldine Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Any Baressi
North East
Thyy
Northast
North Best
Red Cross
Corry
Jeanne Nichols
Charlotte Hillbure
Eva Low Crowell
Margaret Spencer
Frances Malone
Ruth Bliison
Joan Feeney
Peggy Hughes
Rosemay Dewey
Geraldine Sullivan
Pauline Bedner Farewell Party Held In East Wayne Forest
Miss Catherine Mead entertained friends at her home on East Wayne Forest to honor Pauline Bedner who is moving to Baltimore. Guests included Mary Bedner Hazel Marsh Eleanor Thayer Joan and Sarah Jane Roach and Anne Gods. A luncheon followed the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Taylor
Lorienave
Crisfield
L. C. Quinn
Philadelphia
Dan L. Prewatt
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
T. @. Steele
East Smithshest
A. E. Johnson
Erie
Addison Gerbracht
Nancy Lee
Alixon
Corry
Glenn Gaustreau
Johnson
Leslie Akam
Wesleyvills
Dan Culver
West Wayne Street
David Small
Navy Air Corps
Jeannette Gordon
Oil City
Miss Gordon
Edn
Mitchell
Gerry
George Ellsworth
Gladys
Jamestown
Petty Offcer Towis Dubrosky
Mary Crosby Doud
A. O. Sandburg
Chautauqua
James MacIntes
Mhaytay Olds
Ghner Kincaid
Frewsbure
Bear
E. Ankers
Akron
Idabelle Gordon
Virpila Loveland
Pittsburgh
Jane Peek
Nancy Farrell
Daytonz
New York City
Anna Wilcox
North Center Street
Merrill Wilcos
Hudson
Oia
Charles Parker
City
Nelle Merker
Lena
Hazel Merker
East Pleasant Street
Harry Markert
Hamlett
Erle
Mises Katherine Mead
Ann Mead
Washington, D. C
Mary Mead
Pauline Bedner
Catherine Mead
East Wayne Forest
Baltimore
Mary Bedner
Hazel Marsh
Eleanor Thayer
Joan
Sarah Jane Roach
Anne Gods
O. F. S. Club Meets at Mrs Decker Home
The O. F. S. Club met last evening at Mrs. Henry Decker's Mast Bond street home with members Mrs. Ralph Vanderhoff, Mrs. Walter Blair, Mrs. Leroy Dickinson, Mrs. Ross Mead, Mrs. Florence Colburn, Mrs. Inez Johnson and Miss Ethel Matthews present. Five hundred prizes were won by Mrs. Colburn and Mrs. Johnson. A light lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
O. FS
Henry Decker
Mast Bond Street
Ralph Vanderhoff
Walter Blair
Leroy Dickinson
Ross Mead
Florence Colburn
Inez Johnson
Ethel Matthews
Colburn
Johnson
Miss Maher Re-elected Vice Supreme Regent
Miss Frances Maher of Kane Pennsylvania won another term as vice supreme regent of the Gathetic Daughters of America. She was reelected at the close of the three day convention yesterday. Miss Mary G. Duffey of South Orange New Jersey was renamed Supreme Regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maher
Associated Press
Cleveland
Frances Maher
Kane
Gathetlc Daughters of América
Mary G. Duffey
South
Orange, N. J
Supreme Texent
Kiwanians Plan Mead Park Picnic After Dinner Meeting
Corry Kiwanis members met at the Rits Restaurant to discuss current service projects and finalize plans for a Mead Park picnic on Thursday. The event will include games contests and entertainment with musical numbers. New members Jack Stout and Pied Kinley attended. letters from Sergi Miller Ensign Connors and A C Ralph Foster were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Corry Kiwanis Club
Sergi. Miller
Ensign Connors
A. C. Ralph Foster
Jack Stout
Pied Kinley
Y Circus Clubs Resume Saturday Sessions After Break
The Y Circus Clubs resume Saturday sessions with boys at 9 and girls at 10. They focus on body building and skill work under Mary Sholbarger and Norma Kniseley. Boys leaders include David Andes and helpers Jack Scott Roger Andrus Bobby Long Raymond Lawson Des McChtherry. girls leaders are led by Dane Butters and Mary Sholbarger as second. A review of recent work and a practice will follow with a closing elishball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Butters
Mary Sholbarger
Norma Kniseley
David Andes
Wicks
Jack Scott
Roger Andrus
Bobby Long
Raymond Lawson
Racher Lawson
Des McChtherry
Twelve Five Hundred Club Meets on Thursday in West Columbus
The Twelve Five Hundred Club gathered at West Columbus Avenue last evening with a lively card session. Mrs Russell Harvey and Mrs Maxwell Devereaux earned honors as the hall of cards delivered a pleasant wind down for the eight members present. The club plans to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aub
Mins Wariinas
West
Columbus Avenue
Las
Tye
Russell Harvey
Maxwell Devereaux
Walrous
Newborns Reported in Corry Hospitals
A paragraph from the Corry newspaper notes a birth at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence Titoh of RB Corry. It also mentions a son born this morning at Mary hospital to Mr and Mrs Ed werd Blelhwaki of 16 Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Bithy Box
Ithe Corry Hospital
Gis
Clarence Titoh
Aif Corry
Ineonine
Marry Hospital
Edwerd Blelhwaki
Ohio Stre
Jamaicans Work Nearby Fruit Region In Jamestown Farm Work
Workers from Jamaica are employed on a Silver Creek farm near Jamestown moving 40 acres of raspberries as a labor shortage rises. Owner Falcone Palcone praises the workers for their reliability and dignity, noting pay around five dollars per day or twelve dollars for some harvests, with many earning modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Wille
Silver Creek
Chrisian
W. C. Anthony Palcone
Pie Field
Martin speaks to 28th Division at Altoona convention
In Altoona Pennsylvania the 28th Division held its 30th annual convention today. A H L Masion of Pittsburgh Wester Vice commander said the new constitution and by laws would perpetuate the society for future generations. The annual gathering also considered the post of national commander with Lambert J Sulenberg of Lancaster possibly in line. Governor Edward Martin will address the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
Engineman Killed Near Pittsburgh in Train Crash
An engine man died after a locomotive and several cars derailed near Ver a Sulley yesterday on the Hallimore and Old Washington Chicago route. No passengers were aboard. The engineer Saul bolls of Cuouhesd and Nt provided the brief casualty report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Roy
Hallimore
Philadelphia shipp ed 30 ton of spoiled tubers
Philadelphia on July 16 reported a shipment of 30 tons of spoiled potatoes. Supervisor Bob Carroll of the Food Administration said city health officials would halt scavengers salvaging and selling the salvaged spuds dumped at the city dump. About 20 thousand pounds purchased from the.Carolina to above Greens were found spoiled and dumped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bob Peter J. Carroll
Food Istrication Administration
Jwalth Department
Carroll
Labor Vote At Warren Sees Union Representation Bid
July 16 workers at Sherwood Refuins Company in Warren Pennsylvania will vote Saturday to decide if the CIO O1 Workers International union should represent them as their collective bargaining agent. Pittsburgh office of the National Labor Relations Board oversees the case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Pittsburgh
Sherwood Refuins Company
Warren, Pa
CTO O1 Workers International Union
Pittsburgh
Nation Labor Relations Board
Philadelphia Robbery Suspect Sentenced in Fatal Shootout
A 29 year old man and an 18 year old with ties to North Philadelphia are linked to a robbery at a city establishment. The 10 year sentence began after they allegedly stole checks and cash totaling $4040 at gunpoint and fled from pursuing officers, leading to a deadly gun battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dajnels, Smith
Iy North Phildelphia
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