North East Mother and Babe Missing in Erie Area
Erie and state police search for Irene F Lafferty age 21 and her one month old baby plus 14 year old Raymond Lafferty of Centerville. Mrs Lafferty left around 4 am Sunday with the baby and did not return, according to Howard Lafferty. Raymond is described as missing since the prior weekend.
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Erie
North
Baethoneciie
Centerville
Irene F_ Lafferty
Howard Lafferty
Vine Street
North Fast
Stave
Irene Dyne
Albion
Raymond
Tetham
Taymalash
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight's NBC Lineup
On air tonight NBC Cavalcade features The Enemy Is Listening at 8:30 with Richard Crooks tenor Voorkers Concert at 9 and The Contented Concert at 10. Information Please at 10:80 follows. CBS offers Brondle at 9 Vox Pop at 9:80 and Gay Ninety s Rite Johnson in My Friend licks then Miss Jones with Leraine Day at 10:30. Guy Lombardo, Goash Guar Dance Band, Lone Ranger and True Or False, Rhythms Road music and more fill the rest of the evening.
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Richard Crooks
Voorkers
CBS
Rite
Johnson
Leraine Day
Miss Jones
Cash
Guy Lombardo
Society notes of travelers and visitors from a Corry area
Social items list multiple residents and visitors including Mrs Milton Wykoff returning from Pensacola Navy Air Corps exercises and Clyde A Dingfelder named second lieutenant. Others include Walter Hulberg in Cleveland visiting East Frederick street, Pvt Wilbert J Thompson arriving from California, and several locals traveling or visiting relatives in Danville, Bradford, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago.
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Milton Wykoff
Pensacola
Pla
Navy Air Corps
Clyde A. Dingfelder
Marine Corps
Walter B. Hulberg
Cleveland
East Frederick Street
Oliver Brown
Jon Michael
Danville
Corry Anid
Wilbert J. Thompson
Camb Haan
Cal
John ‘Thompson
R. D
Spartansburg
Belly Mould
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Prospect Street
Pfe. Clebert, Capwell
Boyd Capwell
East Wayne Street
Pfe. Capwell
Carllan Charlee
Catherine Ann
Midland
Norman Greves
Williamsville
Mass
Wie
Suzanne
Mes. Graves
James Hengst
Costesville
Corry
Roberta King
R.N
Buffalo
Ella King
Claude Stokes
Camp ‘Hood
Texas
Ids
Harold K. Powell
Armoldd G. McCaslin
Fort Dix
N. J
Norris Chapin
Union City
Morris Chapin
New York
Carl Edwards
Marguerite Myers
Eliibeth
le Bates
Wichita Falls
Tex
Seret
Frank Ro Solis
Amirillo
Williem F. Myers
Spring Street
New York City
Harriet Holden
Ashtabula
Ohio
W. F Myers
Artind Shamburg
Norfolk
William Shamburg
J. W. Gray
Joyce
Judy
Denny
Lake Chautauqua
EL. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
B. £. Hawkins
Double Wedding Held On Lawn Of Aktar Home
A double outdoor wedding was held on the lawn of the Aktar home in Cechalta New York. Lyle Wayne Akam and Dorothy Tree Chamberlain wed, as did Charles Akam Jr and Lené Mae Kerstetter with Rev. H. Webb officiating. Families and guests gathered for the ceremony and reception, with music by Miss Martha Hulbert and attendance by local relatives from Youngsville Beaverdam and Beallsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev, Cechalta
Dewltville
N.Y
Unitert Brethren In Christchirch
Lyle Wayne Akam
Dorothy Tree Chamberlain
Charles Akam, Jr
Lené Mae Kerstetter
Chamberlin
Mie
Clark Chamberlain
Youngsville
Miss Kerstetter
Roy Kerstetter
Charles Akam
South Center Street
Akam Homb
Martha Hulberg
Grieg
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Djardelot
J. D. Watson
Miss Hulbert
Weils
Paul Lahowsk
Roy Kerstetter, Jr
William Moore
of ' Clymer
Lyle Akam
Hiram Blakelee
Miss Chamberlain
H. Webb
Oxbow Hill
Ray Burrows
Elgin
Opal Scott
Lake Plessant
Harold Webb
Memorial Service Marks Grange Meeting At Graig
A Graig Grange session Saturday evening completed third and fourth degree work. The meeting opened with In The Garden, the charter draped in memory of Lydia Lindberg who died two weeks ago, and God Will Take Care of You was sung for the Grange boys. Pomona Grange plans to meet at Waterford with several locals attending. A memorial service honored members who died this past year, and the group closed with the assembly singing Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.
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Grange
Graig
Lydia Lindberg
Pomona Grange
Waterford
Dune Ott
Mr. and Mrs Andrus Entertain at Dinner
Mr and Mrs G W Andrus hosted a dinner at their East Congress Street home on Sunday at noon. Attending were Mr and Mrs W M Anderson Mr and Mrs Leland Johnston Mr and Mrs R B Dewey Mr and Mrs Stanley Nichols Mr and Mrs Orrin Hillburg Mr and Mrs Tracy Whitehead and Mr and Mrs Merle McIntyre.
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Andrus
G. W. Andrus
East
Congress Street
Sunay
W.M. Anderson
Leland Johnston
R. 8. Dewey
Stanley Nichols
Orrin Hillburg
Tracy Whitehead
Merle McIntyre
Kinley Is New Grand Knight Of Corry K of C
Charles Kinley heads Corry No. 435 Knights of Columbus at the annual meeting in Horn block club rooms Saturday evening. He succeeds Charles Burkhardt. Officers named include B. J. Becker deputy grand knight Carl Sullivan chancellor Joseph Shamburg warden John A. Shields financial secretary T. Dempsey inside guard James Sullivan treasurer Peter Hand outside guard trustees Charles Kinley and John Shields delegates to state convention W. J. Becker W. P. Lombard alternate delegates W. P. Lombard Charles Kinley and James Sullivan publicity committee.
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Francs-Ruey
Corry Cornell
Knights of Columbus
Horn Block
Charles Burkhardt
B. J. Becker
Carl Sullivan
Joseph ©. Shamburg
John A. Shields
Finsneral
Droim T. Dempsey
James Sullivan
Peter Hand
Two Are Honored Dinner At Aero Plant Party
The Oye department at the Aero plant held a Saturday dinner at the Boston House. Cpl. Claude Stokes recently married and Mrs. Bertha Roden, leaving the employ, were honored along with twenty department members and Mrs. Stokes. Clyde Peebles acted as toastmaster. Remarks were made by Cpl. Stokes, Mrs. Roden, Mr. Peebles, and Rean McElroy. Gifts were presented to both guests.
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Oye Department
Aero Plant
Boston House
Satuday
Claude Stokes
Bertha Roden
Stokes
Clyde Peebles
Cpl. Stokes
Roden
Mr. Peebles
Rean McElroy
Department
Summer school activities to start in Corry Public Schools
Corry Public Schools plan a summer program starting Monday in June pending staff and sufficient enrollment. A $1,500 appropriation by the Board funds an intended playground program at Concord Junior Elementary Washington and Fairview for first four grades, with larger children at Bent Junior High. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey says enrollment will guide class review and potential expanded instruction. Details to be announced this week.
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Corry
Board of Education
Concord
Washington
Fairview
Ralph S. Dewey
Funeral Services for Miss Ella King Held Sunday
Funeral services for Miss Ella King were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at 221 Center Street with Frank Whiteley officiating. Bearers included Jewell Mount C B Wilcox Leroy Wilcox Harold Patterson Merrill Patterson and William Ordon. The Piet Church of Christ Scientist attended in a body and interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives and friends from Alfred Harrisburg Philadelphia North East Sherman Union City Greensburg Asheville and Jamestown were listed among attendees.
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Tate
Sou
Center Street
Frank Whiteley
First Church of Christ, Scientific Corry
Jewell E. Mount
C. B. Wilcox
Leroy Wilcox
Harold Patterson
Merrill Patterson
William Ordon
Piet Church of Christ, Scientist
N, Yi
William Crow
Titusville
N. Dell Darling
Helen Sehluroff
Bruce Banks
Eric
Julia Naylor
Pittsburgh
Mildred Tillotson
Jamestown
Frank Hateh
Ruth
Father of Mrs John A Blatt Died Sunday
The death of John M. Henry, a well known East Brady resident, was announced as occurring Sunday morning. He was a former coal operator and businessman who retired years ago. He is survived by his daughter Mrs John A Blatt of East Smith Street, another daughter, several more daughters, and two sons. He had often visited the Blatt home.
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Wora
Operators Dispute Threatens Trouble In Mining Districts
A six day work stoppage ended with pilots resuming under President Roosevelt guidance, while union leaders set a June 20 deadline for demand talks. In Pennsylvania and Ohio, 800 miners and 2,730 workers across two mines were idle amid looming strikes. The War Labor Board faced pressure to order negotiations, with some optimism that an agreement would emerge in two weeks. Weather and general absenteeism persisted as miners returned to pits under the no-contract-no-work policy.
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Roosevelt
Une
Houston
Oaid
Ohito
Pennsylvania
Wong
Fats
Ton
Lattimer
Hazleton
Rabi
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