Gerald Bagley Renamed Brotherhood President
Gerald Bagley was reelected president of the Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren in Christchurch at its monthly meeting in the church parlors. Officers named were Guy Bermink as vice president G T Bergman secretary and Milton Morris treasurer. A proposal to switch from monthly to quarterly meetings was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bagley
Brotherhood
Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren
Christchurch
Guy Berimink
G. T. Bergman
Milton Morris
House Guest Honored At Lawn Party
Marilyn Wallace hosted neighborhood friends at a lawn party last evening to honor her house guest Marjorie Irwin formerly of this city. The event featured games contests and films with light refreshments served by Miss Wallace and her mother. Fourteen youths attended the gathering. Mrs Kennetty Bock and daughter Judy arrived from Baltimore to visit Mrs Bock’s sister Mrs Glenn Lupus and to see Kenneth Bock at Camp Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Wallace
Marjorie Irwin
Miss Wallace
Kennetty Bock
Judy
Baltimore
Miki Marjorie Irvin
Chicago
Marilye Woilroe
West Pleapint Street
Yosingstown
Bar Veazey
Righsed
Detroit
George Madsen
Carol
Ellen Smith
G. Smith
Erie
Maryin Carlson
Willard
Bie
Alma Gardner
James Walters
Erby
Prances Herrmann
Joséphine O'Connor
Pittebirgh
Mary Patterson
Plorgen Gibus
Archie
Ohth Spltman
Joseph Piccard
Buffalo
Edward J. Gibss
Marine Hospital
George 'Tinko
Seattle
Wash
George
Tinko
Naval Hospital
William Eaton
Gloria Gordon
Tucson
Ariz
Violet Greene
Cambridge Springs
Ann Creane
Charles Tubbs Pha
Johnny
Corry
Blanche Dirham
KS. Durham
M.G. A.teamp
Beechwood
Chautauqua Lake
Allie Mackies
Ruth Smith
Diane
Chautauqua
Paul Sanford
Kinda
Endicott
Harold Shannon
West Irving Street
Robert Franz
Indiana
Beatrice McGraw
Martin McGraw
Kearney
N. J
Kay Jennings
Shenandoah
Mary Louise Hickey
Clarendon
Harnett Colegrove
Cleveland
Beara
Altes
August DeMqurt
Marie
Pvt
Robert DeMautel
Fort Sheridan
Katherine Ron Mead
Washington, D.C
Joseph Meyer
Ashy Asughter
Johm Gaffney
Second Avenue
Albert Sweet Dett
Evi Aing
Eade
Corry area notes social event and military weddings
Local society notes and naval family news. Actress Greer Garson and Ensign Richard Ney announce marriage in Santa Monica. Lana Turner and Stephen Crane reported as new parents. Engagements, weddings, and travels of residents, with Navy, Army, and air service updates. Community notices cover theater, donations, and local affairs amid wartime context.
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Whit Aultiy Rainesto
Lana Turner
Stephen Crane
Bor
Syiny Baris
Victor Orage, Sr
Giry
Margaret Gallihar
Corpus Christi
Tex
Thomas Churely
Gerry
South Seas
Women's Victory Club
Bond and Stamp
Mable
North Center Street
U B Women’s Bible Class Names Officers for Year
Mrs Ross Fleming hosted a United Brethren in Christ Women’s Bible Class meeting with fourteen members and three visitors. Officers elected: President Mrs Walter Keppel, Vice President Mrs Bert Johnson, Secretary Mrs Ross Fleming, Treasurer Mrs Guy Bennink. Refreshments were served by Fleming assisted by Johnson and Bennink.
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Ross Fleming
Nostess
United Brethren In
Christ’ Women's
Walter Keppel
Bert Johnson
Guy ‘Bennink
Canning Demonstration For Victory Gardens
On August 12 and 18 visiting home economists will hold free public demonstrations of up to date home canning methods at a junior high practice house on Wright Street. Miss Grace Osborn and Miss Margaret Smith of Pennsylvania Electric Company will lead, with a statewide schedule planned for Corry Victory Gardeners to learn preserving this fall crop of fruits and vegetables.
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Victory Gardens
Wright Street
Grace Osborn
Margaret Smith
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Furlough Fete Honors Pvt Neil Gates on Akam Road
Pvt Merl Gates hosts a home gathering on Akam road R D 1 honoring Pvt Neil Gates home on furlough from Tyson Tenn. Friends dance to music by Leonard Rittenhouse and Hiram Brewer. A two course lunch was served. table decor featured patriotic colors.
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Merl Gates
Mary Clabhatz
Akam Road
Neil Gates
Gamp ‘Tyson
Tenn
Leonard Rittenhouse
Hiram Brewer
Laker
Herman Steaves Honored Before Army Departure
Herman Steaves, bound for army service, was guest of honor at a Saturday chicken roast at Donald Small's cottage in Columbus. The event, hosted by the I A M bingo party group, saw Mrs. Steaves receive a silver identification tag as a parting gift. Sixteen attendees.
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Stunt Steaves
Donald Small
Columbus
Married in Union City by Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Ethel Seymour of Union City officiated at 8 o clock Sunday evening July 75th uniting Oleta May McGray of Mottshreel Corry and Paul George McCray of Eigih. The couple left for a short wedding trip immediately after the ceremony.
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Union City
Ethel Seymour
Oleta May McGray
Mottshreel
Corry
Paul George McCray
Eigih
Joeniss Seymour
Patrick Costello Honored by St Edwards Classmates
Patrick Costello, bound for Army service tonight, was honored by his St Edwards high school classmates who hosted a Wiener Toast at Mead Park last evening. Twelve boys and girls attended and presented him with a purse of money.
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Patrick Costello
Imates
St. Edwards High School
Mead Park
Mr. Gostelfor
Bettie Smith Bride of Sgt Clarence Barstow Mire
Julie Smith announces the marriage of her daughter Bettie to Sgt Clarence Barstow son of Mr and Mrs Barret Barstow of Union City. The ceremony took place Thursday evening July 15 at the Union City Bayport parsonage with Mrs Rich Powler as attendant. Barstow reports to camp. bride plans to reside elsewhere.
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Dick Nichols
Navy
SeaBees
Camp Perry
Enroute
James P' Mead
Said
Ralph Poste
Meredith
Lana’ McCray
Helen
Princes Bloss
North East
William Newton
William J. Newton
Bob
Plorsia
On Weylon
Rochester
J. J. Neylon
Arthur ‘Neylon
Seaman
Austratia
Bettie Smith
Clarence Barstow
Julis Smith
Bette
Barret Barstow
Union Glty
Rhursday
Hey
Union
Baybirt
Rich
Era Powler
Turstow
Curfew Law Shown Effective In Reducing Juvenile Delinquency
Police report strong early success from the curfew law restricting under sixteen from streets after 9 20 PM. No arrests for curfew violations during the first week, with principals noting better behavior and fewer complaints as youths and parents cooperate, night patrols reporting no late street presence after midnight.
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Rallie
Conrgia Nem
Tay Jen Wee Gid
John D. Flanigan
Baby Boy Born at Corry Hospital to Andersons
A baby boy was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence CG Anderson of 448 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Lawrence CG Anderson
East Main Street
Two Injured In Auto Plunge At Franklin
Two men around 70 were seriously injured when their 1928 Chevrolet sedan plunged about 40 feet down an embankment above Pacific Street near Orchard Street in Franklin. They were removed to Franklin Hospital in semiconscious states. details unclear. A fish package was found in the car.
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Franklin
Myers
Phillips
Oil City
Newton B
Joseph
Pacific
Orchard Street
Pranic Hospital
Erie Street
Pacific Street
Coefield's Corners
Orchard
Pacific Streets
Church Street
Westfield War Bond Rally Draws Thousands
Westfield hosted a large public rally to push War Bond buying, with speeches by national authorities urging faster food program support and defense activity. About 7,000 to 10,000 people attended the parade amid perfect weather, as farmers postponed shopping to mark a victory day on the home front and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Be Side Dewy at a Poker Fly Speed
Parcel of fragmentary text hints at a poker event or fly speed race with unclear subjects. Readable entities include Dewy and possibly a local club or venue. Details on date location and participants are unreadable or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewy
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Dunkirk
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James M. Mead
Washington
Corryiles
Mischa. Mischakoff
NBC
Mischakof
Chautauqua Symphony
Tee Johnston
Leland Johnston
G. W. Fortune
Marie Zafropolus
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Caledon
Roger Seymour
Hat Art Knapp
Raymond Plant
A. J. Fox
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U. B. Women’s Bible Class
Herman Steaves
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