Battered Japanese Fleet Retreated After Losses
Report from last night's communique says Teunmen and enemy carriers were damaged with most planes lost. Three battleships damaged, one destroyer sunk, another United States destroyer lost to a submarine. Some enemy warships so battered they may not reach bases. Hawaii quiet with civilian and military jubilation at American success.
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Teunmen
Page Oney
Wimites
United States
Hawaiian
Pacific
Hawaii
Army
Navy
First aid instruction for nursing classes announced
Mrs C W Bragken chairs home nursing classes offered by Red Gross with H G Wolfe presenting first aid material to nursing groups this week. Sessions set for Wednesday 7 30 pm for Monday to Wednesday section and Thursday 2 pm for Thursday Friday group. Classes meet in junior high library room. some schedules adjusted for first aid sessions.
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C. W. Bragken
Red
Gross
Ali
H. G. Wolfe
Rural Carriers of Evie County Meet at Concord
Rural Letter Carriers met at the Concord Community House for a monthly gathering with 56 attendees including Crawford county visitors. Postmaster James Sullivan gave the welcome, Charles Harrington of Albion responded, and local clerks and carriers presented remarks. Performances featured electric guitar by Gertrude Crowell, accordion selections by Opal Triscult, recitations by Shiley Anne Hall, and songs by James Sullivan and his daughter Mary Jean Sullivan.
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Questle Coun
Concord Community House
Ladies Aid
Crawford County
James Sullivan
Charles Harrington
Albion
Iaa Austin
Robert Brown
Gertrude Crowell
Shiley Anne Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Teo Whiteman
Harold Shannon
Regular Grange Session Held with Birthday Shindig
The Corry Grange held its regular Saturday evening session in the Grange hall. A birthday party for members born in April, May, and June followed the meeting with poke, sandwiches, jello, and coffee. The next Grange meeting is set for June 13 with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Russell Darrow who recently wed.
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On Corry Grange
Grange
The
Russell Darrow
Inquisitors Club Steak Dinner at Cony Country Club
Members and guests of the Inquisitors Club from Raymond Manufacturing enjoyed a banquet at the Cony Country Club Saturday night. Al Smith served as general chairman for the successful affair. The program featured Francis Blair as toastmaster and a Swiss steak dinner. Speakers included W. Peldt C. Holden H. Heerlein Richard Bachemer Fred Hall and Clarence Mixer.
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Inquisitors' Club
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Cony Country Club
al Smith
Francis Blair
W. Peldt
C.H. Holden
H. J. Heerlein
Richard Bachemer
Fred Hall
Clarence Mixer
Installation of Officers Tonight at Tarbell’s Club
The C D of A holds a regular banquet at Tarbell’s tonight followed by installation of officers at the club rooms. Frances Maher of Kane will be present as sabe regent and Laura Hesch of Titusville district deputy will install the officers. Mrs. McDonald grand regent of Titusville will attend. A musical program will be given under Mrs. James Wharton and accompanied by Mrs. James Sullivan.
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Che U
Ui 4
War Nold
Tarbell
Tmn
Frances Maher
Kane
Sabe
Laura Hesch
Titusville
McDonald
Nso
James Wharton
James Sullivan
Davis and Smith Families Welcome Newborns at Corry
A son was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs John Davis of 70 West Columbus Avenue. A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Spartansburg. Both births reported by local hospital staff.
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Opslton Chaffee
Catherine Ann
Mid
Jang
Poy
Dory
Findley Lake
Mary O'Shaughnessy
Jamaica
L. J
Mary McMahon
Elgin
Seton Hill College
John Connors
Regis
Pittsburgh
Henry Benslnic
Camp Livingston
12Th Infantry
Carlton Smith
Erie
East End
Joan Lita
Butler
Walter DeJean
Donald DeJean
Jackie Lou
Walter Dundon
Canadohta Lake
Arthur Ramsey
St. Louis
Roberta King
Buffalo
Margaret Jane King
Charles Bracken
Carry
Franke Aymong
Baldwin
Bony Island
Aymong
Molt Street
B. L. King
R. G. Dawson
Warren
Harold Jewell
Jerrold Lansberry
Robert
Roger
West Frederick Street
Sterling
Colorado
Lansberry
William Fleming
A. G. Reesink
Tile
Lois
Hamet Hospital
West Pleasant Street
Harold Jenason
Marter
Kansas
Winfield Wilkans
Corry
Millicent Hopkins
Long Beach
Calif
George Gordon
East Church Street
Marie Zafropulos
Willam Zafiropulos
Union City
Benjamin Harris
Cleveland
Nella Racke
Burr
Kenneth
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Harold Wolfe
Walter
Leeper
Corry Hospital
John Davis
Columbus Avenue
Robert Smith
Spartansburg
Officers Elected By Knights Of Columbus Corry Council
Knights of Columbus Corry Council No. 425 elected new officers at the Saturday meeting in the Horn block club rooms. Named were Charles F. Burkhardt grand knight Charles Kinley deputy grand knight Carl Sullivan chancellor Joseph C. Shamburg recorder John A. Shields financial secretary John Dempsey warden James Sullivan treasurer Peter Hund inside guard John McLaughlin outside guard Charles Kinley Joseph Shamburg Edward Becker trustees Charles Burkhardt and Charles Kinley delegates to state convention John A. Shields and Edward J. Becker alternate delegates W. P. Lombard Charles Kinley and James P. Sullivan publicity committee
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Knights of Columbus Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Horn Block
Charles F. Burkhardt
Charles Kinley
Carl Sullivan
Joseph C. Shamburg
John A. Shields
John Dempsey
James Sullivan
Peter Hund
John McLaughlin
Joseph Shamburg
Edward Becker
Charles Burk- Hardt
Edward J. Becker
W. P. Lombard
James P. Sullivan
Tinko Orzechowski Nuptials Announced In Cleveland
Irene Tinko Orzechowski weds George Tinks in a ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Cleveland. Fr Moran officiated Saturday June 6 in the morning. The couple will reside at 602 West Main Street. the groom works at Aero Supply.
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Tinko-Orzechowski
Joseph Orzeshowski
Cleveland
Ohio
Irene
George Tinks
Moran
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Tinka
West Main Street
Aero Supply
Mrs Theo Vanderhoff Honored On Birthday Dinner
Theodore Vanner of Spring Creek was honored on her birthday at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Lilie at 336 East Pleasant Street. A large birthday cake and pink and white flowers decorated the table as music played and Mrs Vanderhoff received many gifts with Mr Vanderhoff in attendance.
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George Koestner
Vennis Potlvl
West Pleasant
Trent
C.T. Andreon
A. J. Koester
Richard ‘Morton
Carl Sickler
Myr. Leonard Stockton
Harmon McElroy
C. V. Huth
A. J. Koestner
Arthur Bruntiage
W. Z. Sickler
Hunter Sickler
Bernard Porter
Betty Stuard
Brundage
Robert Demon
Geraldine Martin
Spring Creek
Virgil Tubbs
Spartansourt
Koestner
Prise
Theodore Vanner
Frank Lilie
East Pleasant Street
Birthday Party for Edith Fenno Saturday
A birthday party at Edith Fenno's home on R. D.3 Saturday afternoon honors her ninth birthday. Games were played. In the late afternoon cake and ice cream were served to three guests. Balloons and candy favors were given, and Edith received many nice gifts.
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Lia Semay
R. D
Edith
Cootiette Club Organized Here
Cootiette Club No. 102 of the VFW was organized Sunday at the VFW Home with twenty-one members. Officers installed include Stella Reynolds as chief graybecks Hazel Shuss as shekel keeper Dorothy Boland as scratcher and Clara Haight as house hunter. Suprem e organizer Viola Pentz of Altoona attended with guests from Pittsburgh Elwood City Meadville and Bradford. The club will meet the second Wednesday each month.
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Ane Soovy Hatch
V. PF. W
Stella Reynolds
Graybecks
Hazel Shuss
Shekel Keeper
Dorothy Boland
Scratcher
Clara Haight
Louse
Lawrence Lindstrom Birthday Party at Lindstrom Home
Lawrence Lindstrom, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lindstrom, celebrated his tenth birthday with a party at their R D 1 home. Guests included Keith and Gordon Fralick Gloria and Junior Adam Richard and David Klinger Sanfrid and Sonja Wester Albert and Bernard Gluyna Wilma Lyman Milton McIntyre and Donal Carter. Games and contests with a birthday lunch and cake followed. Frogs were given as favors and Lawrence received gifts from friends.
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Lawrence Lindstrom
Arthur Lindstrom
Betty Rae Barnes Celebrates Her Eleventh Birthday Party
Following a theatre party Betty Rae Barnes entertained many friends at Mond Park on Saturday afternoon for her eleventh birthday. Attending were Myre Lou Heerlein Kathy Boag Mary Hughes Jean Haenel Colletta McGlintock Jane Butters Shirley Barnes Robert Long David Andras Harold Powell Richard Shannon Ronald Windahl and Richard Laveland.
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Betty Rae Barnes
Mond Park
Myre Lou Heerlein
Kathy Boag
Mary Hughes
Jean Haenel
Colletta McGlintock
Jane Butters
Shirley Barnes
Robert Long
David Andras
Harold Powell
Richard Shannon
Ronald Windahl
Richard Laveland
Radio Tonight Highlights and Tuesday Schedule
Tonight on NBC and CBS networks the lineup features Debates on debt policy and poll tax abolition plus a Hemisphere affairs program. NBC presents a slate from 7:15 to 10:30 including dramas, concerts, and quiz shows with Meyer Huston and Loretta Young appearances.
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BLU
Wright Patman
Sen
R. L. Owen
Congress
NBC
Wallace
MBSU
Rep. J
Gibson
National Labor Relations
Uui
NEC
Walter Huston
Panama
Margaret, Speaks
Radio Schedule Fragments From Evening Lineup
A fragmented broadcast log lists programs and times including Dr P H Lahey on Place of Medicine Today at 19 30 Hymns of all Churches at 6 30 Ted Steele CBS 9 15 Radiio Reader Mark Van Doren 4 15 Fetch er Wiley philosopher 4 30 Landt Tro Sings BLU 12 3 Farm and Home Hour 5 15 Prom Teeland 6 80 Lum and Abner MBS 8 Mutuel Goes Calling 4 15 Belmont Park Race.
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P. H. Lahey
Ted Steele
CBS
Mark van Doren
Fetcher Wiley
Prom Teeland
Abner
MBS
Gaisin Nuggets Cream Cup Fat Recipe Note
A damaged OCR style recipe describes mixing sugar with eggs and juices, adding flour and dried fruit, shaping spoonfuls onto a greased sheet, and baking ten minutes in a moderate oven, each topped with a raisin. The text contains numerous misspellings but preserves the core steps.
British Empire Covers One-Fourth Of Earth Surface
The empire spans about a quarter of the globe's land area, reflecting its vast colonial reach and geographic extent across multiple continents and territories.
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British Empire
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Juneston City
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Judy
Pail Place
Towanda
McGoy
R. Crowshey
Glenn Street
Thiel College
Greenville
Howard Hammond
Petty Joyce Falling
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Iyle Colby
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University of Pittsburgh
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Worth East
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Charles Montes
James Belman
Erie County Sabbath School Association
Lamarrow
Evie County
Concord
Inquisitors Club
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Healy
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Edith Fenno
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Coats
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