Mrs Alexander Boag Hosts Bridge Party With Awards
Mrs. Alexander Boag entertained at a bridge gathering on West Park Place last evening. Winners of the play were Mrs. William Swan and Dr. Mrs. George Orelil, along with Mrs. James Lewis and Mrs. William Lombard. Guests included numerous local ladies, and the color scheme featured pastel pink and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Boag
West Park Place
William Swan
George Orelil
James Lewis
William Lombard
H. Pain
Richard Powers
K. C
Meena Birthday Party at South Second Avenue
Meena celebrated her fifth birthday at home on South Second Avenue with a club social gathering. Mrs. Ream McEiroy hosted as friends and family, including Kerstetter and Kolstee families, arrived with candy and balloons. Refreshments featured pink and white decorations and Kirliney cake with lemonade and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree Seomaauy
Ream McEiroy
South Second Fivenue
Frank
Jerry
Adrienne Kerstetter
Wallace Kerstetter
John
Sally Kolstee
Jack Kolstee
Mary
Phyllis Eider
Gus Eder
Shirley Zalmeck
Milton Zalzneck
Suzanne
Nancy McEiroy
Nanty
M M Sorority Holds Meeting at Virginia Taylor Home
Members of the M M Sorority met at Miss Virginia Taylors home at 119 Maple Avenue last evening. Seven members attended and tentative plans for the initiation program were discussed. Present were Misses Mary Lou Patterson Jean Yohe Janet Vanderhoff Ruth Lindsley Florence Beckwith and Grace Hoylen. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Virginia Taylor
Maple Avenue
Nery
Mary Lou Patterson
Jean Yohe
Janet Vanderhoff
Ruth Lindsley
Florence Beckwith
Grace Hoylen
Dentist Leaving For Army Honored At Farewell Party
Dr. Paul 5. Weed and Dr. B. B. Mosher attended a farewell party at Trieman's Grove near Wal Dameer Park honoring Erie County Dental Society members. Dr. R. J. Sample of Erie will enter the Army on August 1 as a major. Forty dentists attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Paul 5. Weed
B. B. Mosher
Trieman’s Grove
Waldameer Park
Erie County Dental ‘Society
R. J. Sample
Erie
Ice Cream Social Attended by About 150 in Local Group
A Methodist church group held an ice cream social on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roger on East Main Street last evening with about 150 people in attendance. Ice cream cake and coffee were served, and tables were decorated with Bowers. The next group meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Roger
East Main Street
Leona Barton Honored On Tenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs Lee Barton East Washington street honored their daughter Leona on her tenth birthday at a party at their home recently. Games were played with prizes awarded. Sandwiches lemonade ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included Frith Betsy Lopus Joan Miles David Harvey Robert Blakely Valeda Barton Coletta Barton. Miss Barton received many nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Barton
Lee Barton
East
Washington Street
Leona
Frith
Betsy Lopus
Joan Miles
David Harvey
Robert Blakely
Valeda
Coletta Barton
Miss Barton
Births Reported for Slye and Allen Families
A son named A.son was born at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Victor Slye. The mother previously known as Miss Lillian Desmond is mentioned. A daughter Martha Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Allen at Williamsport hospital on July 24. Mr Allen is a former Cortyite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.son
Corry Hospital
This
Moon
Victor Slye
Slye
Lillian Desmond
Martha Jean
Wesley Allen
Williamsport Hospital
Mr. Allen
Radio Schedule Highlights Classic Era Programs Tonight
Broadcast listings show NBC-4 lineup including The Thin Man adventures and Kay Kyser at 10. CBS offers Navy Band and Engineer at War, with harmonica by John Sebastian and Farm and Home, while MBS features Miss Meade's Children and Mutual Goes Calling. Multiple stations announce program times and special segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Kay Kyser
Green Valley U. S.A
New Time
Nelson Eddy
Dr. Christian
Shirley ‘Temple
Holland
Manhattan
Basin St. Swing
Goldman Bend
Gary Moore
Ft. Bragg
John Sebastian
Harmonica
Prescott
Miss Meade's
Mutual Goes Calling
Willard Trio
Paint Stains On Washable Material Remove With Turpentine
Paint stains will usually come off washable material if carefull rubbed with turpentine applied on a soft cloth. If the stains are stubborn, cover them with turpentine, roll up for half an hour or longer, then wash out in the usual way with soapy hot water.
Sunday School Picnic At Mead Park Sees Prizes Won
Doug Loe Ho e Ana Watts of the Junior Department led a planless Mead Park gathering Tuesday afternoon with Miss Toulse Mount directing games stunts and swimming. Prizes went to David Duke Ray Amy Marilyn Wallace Caral Mae Cochran and Charles McCray. At five o'clock children enjoyed a picnic dinner. Other instructors and officers assisted Miss Mount including Jean McInnes Mrs Walter Scott Mrs Wilfred Sutton Miss Helen Heckwich Mrs 5 Wallace Mrs J W Rickers and Mrs Douglas Rovelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Lol Hoe
Ana Watts
Presbyterian Sunday School
Planless Mead Park
Toulse Mount
Sarge
David Duke
Ray Amy
Marilyn Wallace
Caral Mae Cochran
Charles McCray
Miss Mount
Jean McInnes
Walter Scott
Wilfred Sutton
Rotary Hears Talk On Life in Mexico
Regular Rotary meeting in Corry featured Claude Hulet of Ann Arbor Mich as guest speaker. He shared experiences from his brief time studying in Mexico, noting them as very interesting. The club announced a meeting time change for August from Tuesday evening at 6 15 to Tuesday noon at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Claude Hulet
Ann Arbor
Mich
Huet
Mexico
Nursing Class Dines at Mead Park Following Exam
Red Cross Home Nursing class of fifteen members enjoyed a tureen dinner at Mead Park last evening. Fifteen members received examination papers with good grades. Mrs. Carter received a gift from the group and they adjourned to Crocus's Ice Cream Parlors at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sui
Red Cross
Mead Park
Beb Ma Dems Meet at Mrs Piccirillo Home
Beb Ma Dems gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Michael Piccirillo's Gould Street home. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. George McMahon. Hostess served a salad luncheon. Guests included several Corry and Titusville residents.
Has Job Explaining to Wife During Blackout War
In wartime Massachusetts a snowband excuse prompts wardens to fetch a policeman to explain to a wife why her husband will not leave the lawn. The scene humorously notes the tension between duty and domestic insistence on mowing during siren tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Eroc'tion
Mass
Enoch
Worst Pests Fests Target Baby Mollis Weevils and Mice
A note lists pests ranked as the worst offenders affecting onieind. It highlights baby mollis, weevils, ter mites and mice as primary threats, warning of persistent issues from these pests.
Titusville Warns of Water Shortage
July 20 reports hot weather driving sharp rise in city water use. Supt. J. M. Tight and Chief Engineer F. J. Rand warn that continued heat without rain could lower well levels to serious point. About 4,000,000 gallons pumped daily for days as 10,000 residents use water. waste suspected from open spigots and cooling sinks. Inspection may be needed to locate leaks and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
J. M
F. J. Rand
Supt. Light
Sunset Heights
Light
Civilian Protection Corps Urged To Become Permanent
Albany July 49 Mayor Dugan of Olean told Governor Lehman that the Civilian Protection Corps should be made a permanent organization. He said the corps aided flood relief and helped in emergencies, stressing wide local support and praise for state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Weaikinn
Evan D. Dugan
Olean
Lehman
Civilian Protection Corps
Dugan
Monee Beauthchuy Curin
Berlin Faces Threat of Channel Invasion During World War II
Berlin warned of a possible cross channel invasion as Germany rushes to prepare. RAF bombers attacked Germany and western Europe while Soviet forces sharpened their drive toward Rostov and the Caucasus. Russian reports claim German divisions moved from France to the Soviet front and fighting intensified along the Don and Manych crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Russian High Command
France
RAF
Belgium
Holland
Adolf Hitler
Caucasus
Rostov
Kustichenko
Rostov Baku
Voronezh
Upper
Don
Hitler
Lower Don
Manych
Sal
Baseball Scores and Notes From The Dodgers Browns Cardinals
Reported baseball results show the Cubs beating the Pirates 9-1 and the Browns, Reds, and Giants winning. Highlights include a three hit game for a Boston starter and notable defensive miscues by Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Boston
Pirates
Cleveland
Dobsone
Lagby
de New York
Bonham Annes
Fashington
Louis
Fragments Spark Unclear Report From Local Desk
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a transportation or sports note with mentions of jets and a facility. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. the fragment leaves the event and entities uncertain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dey
Greadway
Rey Venomc Et de Lalysiss
Wings of Defense
LAX
We Sloans
Pierce
TWEED
Cologne
Ohio
California
Easton
Spring Lake
Swift
Basion Donuts
Chuck Roast
Tee
Doxen
Meena
Nancy McElroy Naney Mw
Walter Blair
Youngsville
HL. Brown
North Center Street
Thesday
George Tinko
United States Navy
Norfolk
West Washington Street
Atl Berkebile
Mallah Ruth
Johntown
Harold Lloyd
Alpnonza Jackson
Rose Strett
Richard Nichols
Worth Street
Monon
J. C. Mulderlek
Phyllis Anderson
Chattaliqua Assembly Grounds
Ernest W. Anderson
East Columbus Avenue
M. Rita
M. Annette
St. Joseph's Academy
P. G. Wood
Federal Deposit IN France Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Dia
Healy
Presbyterian Junior Dept
Picnie
Rotary
Beb-Ma-Dems
ORK
Heiman's Corry
F.C. Chapin & Sons
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Zuckerman
Dial
North Center St
Corry Pa
Dod
Neei
St. Llyn
Senator
Jortn
Cardina
Washir
Louis Browns
Fins
Chicago
Rooklyn
White
Pollet French
Davis
Brooklyn
Lanier
Rowe
New York
Olsen
Dicket Cullough
Hub
Schmitz
Presing
Sehuma
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
C. Paringham
Armitaga
Cunningham Jordan
Patterson Nelson
Chas
Blesnor Holm
Rothing Bro
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!