Geraldine Bement Weds Paul Smith in Sparlandsboro Church
Geraldine drene Bement daughter of Mr and Mrs TH Bement married Paul Smith son of Mr and Mrs Laverne Smith Monday evening in Piast Methodist church Spar tansboro Rev Soundbere officiated Relatives and friends attended the ceremony The couple both work at the Aero Supplement and are making their home here
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Paul Smithy
Laverne Smith
Waren
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Bement
Aero- Supplement
Ted Dinglend
Ted, Jr
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Huntedale
Henry
Eastlake
Gary
Union City Times-Enterprise
Floyd Mong
Corry
Herifater
Tweeb Godel
Yarnell Street
Kane Republican
Thomas Saxton
Tyle Saxton
Pittsburgh
Navy
Frank Dodd
Columbus
Ivan Miller
Lynnsil
Beaverdam
Butler
L. T. Dennison
Walve Warner
Mary Warner
West Ghurehatreet
Erie
George Boyd
Harrisburg
Hare
Dorn
Lee Snyder
Fairmount
W. Va
Esther Snyder
Women’s Club buys bassinets for county hospital nursery
The Business and Professional Women’s Club voted to buy new bassinets for theCor ty Hospital nursery. The routine basin was in order and the club will hold its social meeting on March 15. The committee for the month includes Misses Ora Miller and Dorothy Haueestohs, D. G. Deak, and Mrs. Mary De-Lu.
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B.P.W.C
Corty Hospital
eVeninm
Ora Miller
Dorothy Haueestohs
D. G. Deak
Mary de- Lu
Corry society notes and personal updates mix
A long community column records social events, weddings, anniversaries, and military moves. It lists residents traveling to Erie and Philadelphia Navy yards, weddings at local churches, new baby news, and plans for spring wardrobe colors.
Hospital Auxiliary Makes More Purchases
At the Corry Hospital Auxiliary meeting held last evening at the nurses home, purchases were ordered including teapots and a new chart desk for the third floor. The tele phone bridge party on Friday evening is expected to raise nearly 400 dollars. For February the visiting committee was reported by Mrs. O. W. Bracken, and for March Mrs. G. J. Boyd and Mrs. Robert Offerle were appointed to the committee.
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Corry Hospital
O. W. Bracken
G. J. Boyd
Robert Offerle
Blakeslee Johnson Nuptials Held at Bride’s Brother’s Home
Miss Mary Louise Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Johnson of Concord Comers, married Howard Blakeslee at Carlton Johnson’s home with Rev Archie Gibson officiating. They planned a Cleveland wedding trip after a Thursday ceremony and received gifts at a later shower. The groom awaits return from Camp Lee Virginia for transfer. the bride will keep teaching at Washington school.
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Blakeslee-Johnson
Mary Louise Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Concord Comers
Staif Serst
Howard Blakeslee
O. L. Blakeslee
Carlton Johnson
Brie
Archie Gibson
Sparta
Hostess leads Circle One W. S. O. B. meeting
Mes. Clarence Shoop hosted the monthly meeting of Circle No. 1 of the W. S. O. B. Methodist church. Mrs. Roland Hasbrouck, president, led the business session and plans were announced for a luncheon or dinner on March 2. The South Amelia study was led by Miss Gling Watson. Bryan Stowe supervised a contest with Mrs. Bertha Warner and others assisting. Refreshments followed.
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Clarence Shoop
Circle 1 Wits
Cirle
Methodist
South Amelia
Bryan
Mentor Club Explores Alaska History And Alcan Highway
Mentor Club met at Mrs. George Boyd’s home to hear a paper by Miss Mary Anderson on Alaska from Secretary Seward’s 1867 purchase to the Alcan highway era. It covered regional people customs vegetation and historical progress. a March 15 meeting with Mrs. Frank Wilcox was announced.
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Alaska
Mary Anderson
Maske
Seward
Russia
Abraham Lincoln
Alcan
Seattle
Wash
Womes Alasky
George Boyd
Frank Wilcox
Junior Red Cross Silk Stocking Collection Drive
Mrs W W Hammond announces a Junior Red Cross silk stocking collection this Thursday afternoon at the former Mabel Shoppe storeroom beside the Grand Theatre. Donations of silk nylon or blends are requested to aid war effort for parachutes and powder bags as a government plant in Long Island will process the hose collected. All residents are urged to aid this community drive sponsored by the Junior Red Cross.
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Ithe High Schoohor
Hear
Mddie Jerome
Ruth Hewitt
Bee
Emory Benson
Fort Sheridan
Belends
Legeather
Jack Horn
Navy
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Junior Red Gross
W. W. Hammond
Junior Red Cross
Mabel Shoppe
Grand Theatre
Long, Island
Red Cross
Radio Schedule Fragments From NBC CBS and More
A garbled radio guide lists programs and times including Ginny Simms Show at 8 30, Battle of Sexes at 9, Fibber McGee and Molly, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Lights Out, Jolson and Woolley, Burns and Allen, Suspense, Jamz Lab oratory, Eva Legalllorme, Dullys Famous Jury Trials, Bernie Cumming Bands, This ation at War and more. It merges stations NBC CBS MBS BLU with scattered names and odd spellings, ending with a note on vitamins as sparks for facial use.
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NBC
Ginny Simms
Horace Heidi
Bob Hope
Red. Skelton
GBS
Jolson
Woolley
Burns and Allen
Jamz Laboratory
Eva Legalllorme
Dully
Bernie Cumming
MBS
Sam
New York
Ofame
Chiahg Kai-Shek
Sinfonietta
NEC
Carey Longmire
Farrell
CBS
CBS Concert Orchestra
Mary Small
Morton Downey
Page Concert Orchestra
Shady Valley Folks
New Orleans
Half Mill Hike In 1943 County Tax Feared
Erie March 3 County commissioners meet with Barton Reutzman to cut the county budget and avert a seven and a half mill levy. They plan a seven mill levy final by March 5 to fund administration and institution district costs, with $95,000 extra from a county assessment hike projected. Gandhi Ending Fast Poona March 2 with one night left in his 21 day fast the 73 year old Mahatma Gandhi continued to receive visitors before resuming status as a prisoner tomorrow.
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Erie
Mar
Barton Reutzman
Erie “County
Helen Schluratt
Della Darling
Thomas Platley
Schluraft
Kauffman
Gandhi
Poona
Mo‘Aandal K. Gandhi
Cold snap grips region with subzero mornings
The article notes temperatures sinking as low as four degrees below zero between 6 and 8 this morning. Though daytime temps rose, forecasters warn of continued cold tonight and Wednesday with a strong chance of subzero readings again tomorrow.
Thirteen Bodies Recovered in Montana Mine Rescue
Beartreek Mont March 2 Thirteen bodies recovered today among 74 entrapped miners after an explosion and gas in a Montana mine. Only two identified. rescue workers report slight hope remaining for others to have survived. Gas fumes hindered progress as rescue teams worked to reach the main tunnel back.
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Associated Press
Bearcreek
Mont
Chicks Hatchery Output Surges Above Last Year
The November total of 24,073,000 chicks is 10 percent higher than the same month last year, reflecting continued strong commercial hatchery production.
Martin Urges Selling of Eight State Colleges
Harrisburg reports Governor Martin urges the legislature to study laws carefully and proposes selling or leasing eight of the 14 state teachers colleges to the federal government. He notes a $120,079,550 education appropriation for 1943-45, cites rising costs, and calls for a uniform property valuation basis for state aid. Colleges named include Bloomsburg California Cheyney Clarion East Stroudsburg Lock Haven Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock and West Chester.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Martin
Assembly
Martin Gata
Bloomsburg
California
Cheyney
Clarion
East Stroudsqum
Linboro
Indiana
Kadztown
Leck Haven
Mansfeld
Millersville
Shippensburg
Stippery Rock
West Chester
Move 10 curb stray dogs after complaints
City officials vow full cooperation with Mayor Hepler to curb the dog nuisance. While dogs seized for roaming between sunset and sunrise are held per state law for a few days for owners to reclaim, authorities plan steps to reduce canine incursions into gardens and History Gar dens areas, extending cooperation to dog owners.
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Hepler
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