Rioting at Beaumont Halts Shipyard Work
After a night of violence whites and blacks were hospitalized as thousands of Pennsylvania Shipyards workers walked off to demand quiet. Rangers hunted a black suspect near woods while Miss Florence Holmes resigns as Oil City YWCA executive to become Hazelhols association general secretary on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Associated Press
Tex
Pennsylvania Shipyards
Florence Holmes
Oil City
YW. O.A
Ageead
Imtthe Hazle‘ols Association
Women of Temperance Union Institute in session at Methodist Church
The Women's Christian Temperance Union Institute was called to order by President Mrs. George Chase at the Methodist Church. Members attended, with a full program including readings, plays, devotions, and reports on parliamentary usage and publicity. Afternoon sessions featured pledges, consecration ribbons, and a closing benediction after a day of lectures and performances.
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Methodist Church
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union Institute
George Chase
Uelook
Neil Blackman
Tone Johnson
Tnstitute Program
Frank Whiteley
Guy Bennink
Margaret MacDonald
Clarence Mountaiy
Union
Martha and
Jane Lee
Oscar Johnson
Porter
Hey
P. A. Galbréath
Lyle Chase
Harold Tish
Molly VanTassel
Marrella
Margaret
Marlene Miller
Lawrence Barr
Charles VanTassel
James Davison
J.B. Cogan
Loyal Temperance Lesson
Bertha Stockton
Grace Grace
Blower Mission
Leona Grace
F. L. Ross
Floyd Johnson
Bessie Kinch
W. J. Marsh
A. Johnson
Tom Young
Clayton Warner
Mary
Moyan
Johnson
Melvin Amy
Alfred Haenel
Tucal Hospital
Mildred Denton Elected PTA Council President
Mrs Mildred Denton was elected president of the local Parents Teachers Association Council at the Library building meeting last evening, the final session before summer recess. Officers re-elected were vice president Mrs Lawrence McCray secretary Mrs Wicker Nigh and treasurer Mrs Joseph Ghignon. By laws were read as required. Mrs John Ohrn reported on cafeterias and Supt R 8 Dewey announced summer schools start Monday with two four week sessions at all schools and Fairhaven. Leslie Wells retiring president received thanks for her service.
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Mildred Denton
PTA Council
Parents Teachers’ Association Council
Lawrence McCray
Wicker Nigh
Joseph Ghignon
John Ohrn
Dewey
Fairhaven
Leslie Wells
Glen
Amici Sewing Circle Meets at Elk Street Church
Mrs Fred Williams hosted the Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren church Tuesday evening. Thirteen members and four visitors attended the eight oclock session. Mrs William Halfast presided and a Camp Findley collection was taken. Lunch was served by Mrs Williams and Mrs Winfield Williams and Mrs Glenn Humes. The circle will meet again on July 6.
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Amici Sewing Circle
Fred Williams
Elk Street
Amici
United Brethren Church
Ollock
William Halfast
Camp Findley
Williams
Winfield Williams
Glenn Humes
Mrs Shoop Pupil Recital Delights Local Audience
Mrs. Shoop presented an excellent pupil recital last evening in the Methodist church auditorium. The program featured Ruth and Phyllis Lindsley, Miss Mary Graham, and former pupil Martha Hultbey with strong student performances by Coletta McClintock and many others. The event showcased rhythm, expression, and the teacher’s guidance, with floral decor and appreciated family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Shoop
Ruth Lindsley
Phyllis Lindsley
Mary Graham
Martha Hult ‘Bey
Shoop
Warren Conservatory of Music
Ahso
Coletta McClintock
Joyce Blanchard
Benny Mosler
Barbara Ruffner
Johnny Orcutt
Betsy Lopus
Carol Lynn Jones
Nannette Gordon
Joan and Curtis
Peldt
Sally McCray
Mar-joris Pangborn
Kathleen Peiffer
Jamies Clifford
Bobby Miller
Almira Heetlein
Erkki Rainesalu
Ghee Middleton
Josen Wetmore
Carol Mae Cochran
Beverly Rauseher
Rosemay Dewey
Joye Crore
Matha MeIntyre
Joseph Sarnicki Honored At St Edwards Party
Mrs Katherine Reynalds hosted seniors from St Edward's High School to honor Joseph Sarnicki for service in the Army Air Force. The gathering featured a patriotic cake centerpiece, a dessert lunch, and warm tributes as the guest awaited his Thursday night call to duty.
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Katherine Reynalds
Fast Smith Street
Sequntor
St Edward's High School
Joseph Sarnicki
Army Air Force
Saramet
Rotarians Welcome New Member at Corry Rotary Dinner
At the Corry Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry last evening Royal Edgerly manager of the P. W. Weal dworthy store was received as a new member and plans for the summer were discussed by attendees.
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Corry
Rotary Club
Royal Edgerly
P. Ww. Wealdworthy
Regular Meeting of Good Samaritan Class
The Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mr and Mrs B Stowe in Mondialac with new members present. After business a social visit and music followed a lunch served by Mrs Stowe and Miss Myrna Hasbrouck. The next meeting is planned at Giants Grave Friday July 16 at 7 o clock.
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Methodist
Msw. B. Stowe
Sheen
Mondillac
Stowe
Myrna Hasbrouck
Giant's Grave
James Greene
East South
Atelock
Barefoot Walking Tips for Stronger Trees Care
Guidance emphasizes walking barefoot to strengthen trees, advising against stepping on pebbly areas as foot bruises may hinder progress. The focus is on natural conditioning and careful terrain choice to improve root stability and overall tree health.
Group Leaving For Service Honored
Muss Marjorie Slattery and Miss Jean Mitchell hosted at Miss Mitchell's home on West Bend Street last evening to honor boys departing for military service this week. Attendees included Charles Rich Warren Spicer Robert Spencer Jerry Davis Jackson Wail Richard Hultberg and Robert Mitchell with several accompanying young women. After a pleasant social hour refreshments were served.
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Muss
Marjorie Slattery
Miss Jean Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
West Bend Street
Charles Rich
Warren Spicer
Robert Spencer
Jerry Davis
Jackson Wail
Richard Hultberg
Robert Mitcell
May Jean Sullivan
Doris Stowe
Mary Cogan
Mary Sullivan
Audrey
Davis
Erle
Slattery
Mitchell
Mrs W A Dunlap Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs W A Dunlap of North Center street entertained members of her card class Monday evening. The honors went to Mrs Arthur Goring Miss Wiolet Raeke Mrs Melvin Cobbett and Mrs W A Dunlap, with Mrs Everett Phillips receiving the consolation award. The hostess later served refreshments to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dunlap
North Center Street
Arthur Goring
Wiolet Raeke
Melvin Cobbett
Everett Phillips
O Club Hosts Guest of Mrs Lathrop Before Summer Ad journment
Mrs Frank Lathrop of Brooke street entertained the O Club guests for their final meeting before summer adjournment. Prizes of five hundred were won by Mrs Ea Bachomer and Mrs Richard Merker. The hostess served 8 June at the base of the playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lathrop
Brooke Street
Ea, Bachomer
Richard Merker
Farewell Party For Charles Mack Held At Snyder Circle
A farewell party for Charles Mack was hosted by Miss Joyo Hauenstein at 5 Snyder Circle. About twenty friends attended a lush evening with lawn games. Mack departs Thursday evening for army service. Hostess and her mother Mrs Ey Havenstein served five salads. guests presented the honoree with a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mack
Joyo Hauenstein
Snyder Circle
Charles Mmiuel
Mack
Ey Havenstein
Mes. Frank Goring Hosts T. Y. T. Club Evening
Mes. Frank Goring hosted the TYT Club at Mrs. Fran Goring’s Hast Church Street home. The group played five hundred with awards to Mrs. Rachael Garrity and Mrs. George Stanford. A light lunch followed. In two weeks Mrs. Barney Sturdevant will entertain.
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TY. T Club
Fran Goring
Hast Church Street
Rachael Garrity
George Stanford
Barney Sturdevant
Home Making Class To Meet Tonight At Five
Regular Wednesday home making class convenes at five o clock tonight led by Miss Bonelin Gordon. She will discuss items purchased on her New York City trip including fabrics cooking parcels and cookie cutters.
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Bonelin Gordon
New York City
South Carolina Democrats Reject National Campaign Support
The Spartansburg Herald reports South Carolina Democratic executive committee unanimously refused the national committee’s request for financial backing of the 1944 Democratic campaign, citing disagreement with national party policies. The piece notes a historical quirk about suffocating voting waves in ancient warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansouau
Spartansburg Herald
South Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
National Executive Committee
Parly
Herald
Clearfield flier survives ocean crash in plane bailout
Harold A. Ogden of Clearfield Pennsylvania described bailing out of an army fighter plane over the sea to avoid populated land. He parachuted 4,000 feet into the ocean swam four miles to shore and was taken to Mitchel Field base hospital uninjured. The life vest kept him afloat as he freed himself from parachute lines.
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New York
Furstat
Harold A. Ogden
Clearfield
Long Tse
Mitchel Feld Air
Qzden
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N. Y
Kellogg‘s
Wctu Institute
Wendall Kean
Jan
Arthur Ingram
James Higgins
Donald Higgs
Warren
Richard Clair Cowles
J. C. Cowles
Pind
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Martha McIntyre
Peter LeSeuer
Nancy
Janice Meer
Union City
Paul Connell
Harriet Brakeman
Edward H. van Houten
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Christ Church
Leon Whiteley
State College
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Terry
Concord Street
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Cleveland
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Richard
Sharon
Mary Zllen Bilt
Dorothy Aymong
Helen
Frank Goring
T. Y. T. Club
Dial
Healy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Zuckerman
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Clearfield Flier
Ocean Crash
Solomon Islands
Mr. Arthur L, Iyle
Clearfield Factory Representative
Stewart’s Hat Shop
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