Ostrom to Wed in Hawaii This Afternoon
Mr and Mrs Argid Ostrom of 1038 North Center street report a tele phone call from their son Paul Ostrom in Honolulu saying he will marry this afternoon. His bride is Miss Minnie Scott of Chicasa and the ceremony will be at a Honolua church at four o'clock. Ostrom has served in Hawaii as a civil service employee for four years and recently visited home.
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Paul Ostrom
Hawaii
Argid Ostrom
North Center Street
Honolulu
Minnie Scott
Chicasa
Honolua
Ostrom
Civil Service
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Corry
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Enjoy Life Dont Be Miserable Health Elixir Ad
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function and flush out toxins. It claims to relieve misery from poor kidney health and promises liver and stomach benefits. Available for 50 cents at drug stores with Golden Lax Tablets as a constipation remedy.
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Thompson
Entertained Friends At Card Party In Bur Tylo Village
Mrs. Howard Kaanaier of Bur Tylo entertained at her sister Mrs. Jessie Mason’s home on Nola Center Street for an evening of games. Three tables played dix jue with prizes to Mrs. Hazel Shuss Mrs. J. W. Moore and Mrs. Charles Linsky. Mrs. Kazmater served a salad and dessert course.
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Howard Kaanaier
Bur Tylo
Jessie Mason
Nola Center Street
Hazel Shuss
J. W. Moore
Charles Linsky
Kazmater
Shower Honors Mrs Mosher At Sevita Rond Event
Mrs Floyd Dougherty hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Douglas Mosher in Sevita rond with nine guests. Helpers included Mrs Harold Dougherty Mrs Artin Ingram and Mrs G T Bergman. Prizes went to Mrs B E Bish and Mrs Cora Westley as guests enjoyed games and a light supper of wafers cookies and coffee.
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Mosher
Floyd Dougherty
Sevita Rond
I Howe
Douglas Mosher
Harold Dougherty
Artin Ingram
Chevrolet dealers meet in Jamestown district gathering
Gatherings Bawrence Gnomas and Kert j Lewis of the Thomas Motor Company attended the district meeting of Chevrolet dealers and parts managers at Jamestown Tuesday noon. Dinner was served at Hotel Jamestown to about 40 Buffalo zone men. M. J. Logan Buffalo zone manager led the session and postwar planning on Chevrolet parts stocking through the coming years was discussed.
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Bawrence Gnomas
Kert J Lewis
Thomas Motor Company
Chevrolet
Jamestown
Hotel Tamestown
Buffalo Zone
M. J. Logan
Corryites at GNA Meeting in Erie Sovatal
Corry residents joined a meeting conducted by General Motors Corp at the Erie Moose Club last evening. Attendees included Low Ries Aero Supply W W Waterhouse Waterhouse Garage Lawrence Thomas and Robert Lowis Thomas Motor Co Willis Rnott GM district branch manager. The session featured a film outlining GM views on foremen organization nationwide and aimed to present GM's stance to allied personnel. Over one hundred dealership and plant personnel from across the state attended.
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Jlint
Firman Addresses Corry Rotary on American History
Robert J. Firman spoke to the Corry Rotary Club on the history of the American lay and its global meaning. He was accompanied by his son Allen Wirmin and joined by guests from Brie and Charles Keating for a well attended meeting with 29 members present.
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Robert J. Firman
Eric
Rovers J. Firman
Cory Club
Corry Club
Murphy Employees Honor Miss Allene McCray
Sixteen employees of the G. G. Murphy Co. met at Tarbell's last evening to honor Miss Allene McCray who will become the bride of LaVere Proper on June 2. A 6 30 dinner featured iris and helvitrope table décor and Miss McCray received a fine gift from her friends.
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G. G. Murphy Co
Tarbell's
Allene McCray
LaVere
Warner Neilson Betrothal Announced in City Notice
Mrs Jeanette Warner of 105 Snyder Circle announces the engagement of her daughter Dean Jeanette Warner to Neilson son of Mr and Mrs C Y Neilson of East Smith Street. Neilson is a Deary Senior High graduate employed at Kendall Service Station. No wedding date set yet.
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Warner-Neilson
Jeanette Warner
Snyder Circle
Dean Jeanette
Tal
Neilson
C. Y. Neilson
East Smith Street
Deary
Kendall Service
Mrs Anne Esterbrook Hosts 500 Club Gathering
Mrs Anne Esterbrook entertained about 500 Club members at her Second Avenue home last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Floyd Black Mrs Joseph Henlein and Mrs Marvin Carlson. Hostess served fried salad hot rolls sponge cake whipped cream and coffee. Next meeting planned by Mrs Al Holton Fairview Street in two weeks.
Mrs. Earl Hasbrouck To Head Golden Links Class
Thernal meeting for this year of the Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church was held yesterday at the church with a picnic dinner served to 20 members. Mrs. Earl Hasbrouck was elected to the presidency for the coming term, to be assisted by Mrs. V. B. Phillips as vice president, Mrs. O. T. Robbins as treasurer, and Mrs. C. T. Johnson as secretary. Mrs. Irvin Young presided over business. she had served as president for three consecutive years and had perfect attendance this year.
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Golden Links
Methodist Church
Irvin Young
J.B. Cogan
Earl Hasbrouck
V. B. Phillips
0. T. Robbins
C. T. Johnson
Young
Quilting Club Plans Picnic After Cozy Marion Street Meeting
Mrs Charles Rich attended the Quilt ing Club gathering at Mrs Harold Rauschers home on Marion Street. Attendees included Mrs Harold Patterson Mrs Harry Spicer Mrs A V Cochran Mrs Walter Windah t Mrs Bruce Thomas Mrs Robert Brows and Miss Marie Bloss. A tureen dinner was served at 6 30 pm. The group sewed and arranged a Mead Park picnic to conclude the year with meetings resuming in the Pall.
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Quilting Club
Charles Rich
Harold Rauscher
Marion Street
Harold Patterson
Harry Spicer
A. V. Cochran
Walter Windaht
Bruce Thomas
Robert Brows
Marie Bloss
Picnie
Mead Park
Pall
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner at Bracken Home
Two tables of bridge were in play last evening at the North Center street home of Mrs. Olin Bracken where her guests competed for the evening award won by Mrs. M. Loveland. A dessert course followed and the next meeting is set for Mrs. Harold Powell’s summer home at Chautauqua Lake.
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Olin Bracken
North Center Street
Card Club Ends Season With Hosts and Guests
Miss Juanita Stranahan hosted her Wright street card club last evening for the season finale. Mrs Harold Car won high score, with guests Mrs Hastings Jones and Mrs W Holt. Frozen custard cake and coffee were served late.
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Card Club
Juanita Stranahan
Wright Street
Harold Car
Hastings Jones
W. Holt
Miss Stranahan
Okinawa Fronts Bolstered by Japan Defense Breaks
Report notes rushed Japanese cabinet use of decree powers to control transport at home while war ministry readies for cut lines from air attacks. Six ships sunk in Pacific and China trains wrecked daily as 96th Infantry seizes town and high ground toward the front. US forces report a damaged ship by Japanese action and fourteen Japanese planes shot down.
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War Ministry
Japan
Pacific
China
96Th Infantry
Asr
Aout
Chester W. Nimita
Sixth Marine Division
Nana
U.S
Borneo
R. L. Morshead
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