ANY ANNOUNCES CAPTURE OF ROSTOV
Berlin reports German forces and Slovak units have broken through Rostov's defenses and captured the town after hard fighting. The Rostov loss endangers the Don basin and threatens Stalingrad, tying into Germany's aims to seize the southern life line and disrupt Allied supply routes in the region.
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Rostov
Rman
Axa
Berlin
Hitler Guard
Don
Stalingrad
Volga
Ellows
Don Bend
Russia
Germany
Community guests attend Bonita Reynolds engagement party
A large gathering at Eagle street last evening honored Miss Bonita Reynolds of Jamestown on her upcoming marriage to Edward Hopkins. Prizes for bingo were won by Mrs Hazel De Matut and Mrs Florence Kirch, followed by a salad lunch for many guests.
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John Savko
Aer
Eagle Street
Bonita Reynolds
Jamestown
Biward
Hopkins
Hazel DeMatut
Florence Kirch
Marc DeMauri
Rosaline Hopkins
Mary Savko
Pauline Hopkins
Jennie Akain
Edgin Kirch
Cecil Harvey
Marjorie Nichols
Dinner Welcome for Pvt Claude Price at French Creek Home
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Vander Schaaf of French Creek hosted a Wednesday dinner for Pvt Claude Price from Corry who leaves Saturday for the Army. The home was decorated with red white and blue streamers and flags. Guests included Mrs Price and daughter Deris of Corry and Mr and Mrs Raymond Renskers and family of Clymer. Pvt Price was presented with a gift.
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Claude Price
Gilbert Vander Schaaf
French Creek
Corry
Army
Price
Deris
Raymond Renskers
Clymer
Aeift
Otterbein Fellowship Supper At Camp Findley
Members of the Otterbein Brotherhood and their families attended the Otterbein Fellowship supper at Camp Findley last evening. Harold Lyman, president of the Conference Brotherhood, presided and Rev Roxcoe Wilkon of South Bend Ind was the guest speaker. After services four tribes presented Biblical sketches around a campfire. A men's choir of about sixty voices performed several numbers.
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Otterbein Fellowship
Otterbein Brotherhood
The
United
Society to Buy Dishes for Community House
Members of the McCray Ladies Aid met yesterday afternoon to discuss funding for dishes for the Community House. After the business portion, refreshments were served and the group planned the next gathering for two weeks hence.
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McCray Ladies Aid
Florence Culver
Innes
Birth notices from Corry area families announced
Messenger couple welcomes a daughter at home on East Pleasant Street on Thursday noon. A son arrived at Corry Hospital Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs Floyd Grosby of 448 East Main Street. Daniel Reynolds and spouse welcomed a child in Corry R.D.2 yesterday afternoon. A daughter was born yesterday in Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roach of 22 Snyder Circle, the mother being formerly Miss Alice Galbreath of Harrisburg.
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Leslie Messenger
East Plesaant Street
Corry Hospital
Floyd Grosby
East Main Streets
Adenehter
Daniel Reynolds
Corry R. D
Corry Noapitel
Robert J. Roach
Snyder Circle
Rouch
Alice Galbreath
Harrisburs
Barbara Keppel Hosts Dinner Honoring Delores Bub
Miss Barbara Keppel entertained at a dinner at her Molt street home last evening honoring Miss Delores Bub of Pittsburgh who has been visiting Corry for two weeks. Guests included Miss Til een Graham Margaret Haight Jo anne Morton and Mary Jean Meoney, and Robert Reynolds George Harmon Jack Kinney Olin Bracken Jr Victor Cragg and Donald Emery.
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Barbara Keppel
Victory 4-H Club Holds Bright Meeting at Tovell Farm
The Victory 4-H Club met at Mrs EA Lee’s Tovell’s Star on Thursday July 23 at 10 30 led by President Mrs Elsie Lee. Members sang and pledged, welcomed new member Miss DeLores McCray, played piano, learned custards and cookies, packed lunch boxes for judging, then shared a meal on the lawn.
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Victory 4-H Club
Victory 4-H
EA. Lee
Tovell’s Star
Elsie Lee
America
DeLores McCray
May Vu~ Dovich
Mary Richards
D-H
Roberta McCray
Mary Ellen Lee
Agnes Vadovich
Belly McCray
Alice Lee
Mrs Keppel Hosts U B Ladies Meeting
Mrs Charles Keppel hosted the United Brethren Ladies Aid meeting at her East Irving street home Thursday afternoon. After the business session the group worked on Red Cross skirts and enjoyed ice cream and cake. Ten members and two visitors attended. The next gathering is set for Thursday at Mrs John Banks East South street.
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Keppel
United Brethren Church
Hast Irving Street
Red Cross
John Banks
East South Street
Farewell Party for Pvt Clifford Lawson
Pvt Clifford Lawson was honored at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Elof Dahl on East Pleasant Street. About forty guests attended and played bingo table tennis and other games before ice cream cake and coffee were served. A purse of money was presented to the departing service member.
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Pvt
Clifford Lawson
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Lawson
Victo ria Wojciechowski Honored At Church Street Party
Miss Victoria Wojciechowski was honored at a West Church Street party hosted by Miss Jane Plecardi before her August marriage. Guests enjoyed bridge and five hundred with awards to Mrs Santo Leon Mrs Michael Plecirito Mrs Philip Waite and Miss Mary Jean Roach.
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Victoria Wojciechowski
Jane Plecardi
West Church Street
Victoris Wojciechowski
Santo Leon
Michael Plecirito
Philip Waite
Mary Jean Roach
William Crone
Alex Woj~ Gechowsk
Priv Ploss Returning to Camp Honored at Mead Park
Mrs Delbert Floss and Mrs Wii Ploss hosted a roast at Mead Park for Pvt Alfred Ploss son and nephew of the hostesses. About fifty guests attended as he prepares to depart for New Cumberland this evening.
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Ploss
Delbert Floss
Wii) Ploss
Mead Park
Alfred Ploss
New Cumberland
Mrs John D Pennington grows own tea plants
Mrs John D Pennington wife of Huntingdon Industrial School head has started a home tea garden in Huntingdon Pennsylvania to combat a predicted shortage of her favorite drink. Her garden includes 14 tea plants all described as easily grown in Pennsylvania.
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John D. Pennington
Associated Press
Huntingdon
John Pennington
Mor-O-Phun Club Picnic at Mead Park
The Mor-O-Phun Club plans an evening picnic at Mead Park in two weeks. A Clever Toast event will invite husbands to attend, with Miss Dorothy Among and Mr. and Mrs. O J Among among festive guests. Guests enjoyed visiting games and a noon meal served during the gathering with five members and grandparents present.
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Mor-O-Phun Club
Mead Park
Mor-n-Phun
Yestering
Dorothy
Matt
Finner
Will
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