Quilting Club Met Tuesday Afternoon in Our Town
Quilting Club met Tuesday afternoon with guest Harry Spicer entertaining at a one o clock dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Wicker Nigh Mrs Tracy Whitehead Mrs Merrill Lilie Mr Walter Windahl Mrs Arthur Coucman Mrs Vincent Anderson Mrs Harold Patterson and Mrs Robert Brown. Absent member will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs Whitehead.
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Quilting Club
Ais
Harry Spicer
Wicker Nigh
Tracy ‘Whitehead
Merrill Lilie
Mrx
Walter Windahl
Arthur Couc-man
Vincent Anderson
Harold Patterson
Robert Brown
Whitehead
Concord PTA Program At Pipst Ward Building
The Concord PTA held an evening program led by president Mrs J Milgre Denton at Pipst Ward. Plans were made to buy a radio phonograph for music appreciation in school. Mrs C A Mountain chaired Pounders Day observance and presented the program with help from several members. A reading The Voice of Liberty was performed by Ruth Dahlstrand with Denton at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Parent-Teachers Association
Concord Serioplanet
Pipst Ward
J. Milgre
Denton
C.A. Mountain
Nile
Wendell Shields
W. J. Tagram
Joseph Briskie
Harry Marker
Ruth Dahlstrand
Louise Mounteeve
E. C. Barnes
Josephy Briskie
Murel Kolstee
Charles Stormes
Stanley Nichols
Harry Markert
Ministers and Singers Visit Local United Brethren Church
Ministers and their wives from neighboring towns gathered in the city Monday afternoon and evening at the United Brethren Church for services. Dr. Dewey Whitwell of Nashville spoke on "A清olic Atmosphere" as the Kutch Gloria Singers performed several numbers before a tureen supper at the Parsonage. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver of Jamestown, Rev. and Mrs. Paul W. Brumter of Little Cooley, Rev. and Mrs. A. Higley of Lincolnville, Rev. and Mrs. Tan. G. Hunsberger of Pleasantville, Rev. Charles McIntyre of Youngsville, Mrs. J. Hal Smith and Miss Pound of Beaverdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Brumter
Little Cooley
A. Higley
Lincolnville
Tan. G. Hunsberger
Pleasantville
Charles McIntyre
Youngsville
J. Hal Smith
Miss Pound
Beaverdam
Montague Honored at Hotel Corry Before WAAC Induction
One Montague, soon to begin training with the WAAC, was feted at a dinner and party at Hotel Corry. Seventeen Aero Supply Sales Department members, where Miss Montague Labors, attended and presented the honoree with a corsage and gifts amid a red, white and blue themed table.
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Montague
WAAC
Hotel Corry
The
Aero Supply
Mrs Hinchman Hosts Bridge Club Honors Winners
Mrs Bruce Hinchman entertained her bridge club last evening. Awards were presented to Mrs Robert Bimbaugh and Miss Rosemary, then a luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Hinchman
Robert Bimbaugh
Rosemaryer
Group No 2 of W S Met at Mrs Dewey Home
Group No 2 of the Women’s Missionary Society met Tuesday evening at Mrs. R S Dewey’s East Frederick Street home with sixteen members. Miss Ola Young led devotions and Mrs Bryan Stowe presented a study of Latin America. The business session was routine and mite boxes will be opened April 6 at Mrs J B Cogan’s.
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Methodist Church
R. S. Dewey
East Frederick Straet
Ola Young
Latin America
Bryan Stowe
J.B. Cogan
Local residents spend days visiting towns and cities
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thomas returned from In slewood California where they spent several months Mrs Paul Weber and Mrs P M Waite visited Tamestown daily James Tageart left for Pittsburgh to handle J W A P Howard matters Arthur Paster and Mrs Bennett spent the day in Jamestown Mrs E J Roach and daughter visited Erie and Lawrence Park with Mrs Jack Harrison Merle McIntyre and Amelia Venderhot went to Jamestown Capt High O'Hare returned to duty in New Orleans after his mother passed away He was joined by his aunt Miss Mary Condra visiting the South Mrs Hastings Jones visited Jamestown for a brief visit with friends Mrs Charles Stewart attended spring millinery show in Erie
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Lawrence Thomas
Inslewood
Calif
Paul Weber
South Center Street
P.M. Waite
Wright Street
Tamestown
Tageart
Pittsiuegh
J. W.1
A. P. Howard
Arthur Paster
C. ®. Bennett
Jamestown
E. J. Rosch
Satujane Roach
Erie
Lawrence Park
Jack Harrison
Merle McIntyre
Amelia Venderhot
Jameslows
Capt
High O'Hare
New Orleans
Michael Piccirillo Honored On Birthday at Gould Street Party
A birthday gathering for two year old Michael Piccirillo Jr. was hosted at a home on Gould Street. Dozens of relatives and friends attended, including Mrs Prenk Sprovers, Mrs Ed ward Brigham, Mrs Jack Walsh, Mrs Raymond Piecirilto, Ms Robert Brock man and Freddie, and many others. A dessert lunch and pink and white decorations followed the party.
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MMT
Aities Shoullo
Gould Street
Michael, Jr
Prenk Sprovers
Dennis Ray
Edward Brigham
Jack
Ray
Jack Walsh
Bobby
Raymond Piecirilto
Lucy Lee
Mary Doris
Carl. Chiricuslo
Caryl Ann
Brant
Perry
Connie
Georges Maloney
Dicky
Robert Brockman
Freddie
Ageor Davis
Nancy
George McMahon
Linds
Wilbur Whitehead
David
Teo Wilcox
Alice
Phyllis
Alfonso Jackson
Sally
Hobart Hepler
Dennison
Wilbur Gregory
Albert Shaffer
Shirley
Howard Gates
Lorraine
James Munn
Jimmy
Blondie Parmhamnd
Ralph Chirieusio
Girl Scouts Plan For Investure Services
Girl Scouts met in the Presbyterian church social room for a weekly gathering. Marjorie Pangborn led the flag ceremony. The meeting included an article on Scouting, the Girl Scout hymn, and badges. Mrs. J. H. Heerlein assisted with badge work. Investure services and a birthday anniversary are planned for March 12, inviting mothers and friends.
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Esven
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Pangborn
Scouting
J. H. Heerlein
Scoutin
Marc
W C T U Meeting Hosted by Mrs Hubertz in North West Street
Mrs C W Hubertz hosted the W C T U meeting at her North West Street home. Devotions stressed Psalm twenty and a deeper spiritual life for individuals and nations. A Pennsylvanian temperance league message, flag ceremony, and a donation to Rev Killin's global religious instruction work were noted. Missionary Mrs Richard Miller spoke on Liberia and three missionary work phases spiritual medical and physical, followed by refreshments.
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de Guus
W.C.T. U
C. W. Huberta
Hubertz
Floyd Johnson
Pennsylvania
Temperainre League
Alfred Haenel
Uittigh
James Killin
Richard Miller
Liberia
Africa
Miller
Huberts
George King
Mrs. John Westley Hosts Sewing Circle Meeting
Mrs. John Westley hosted the Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren in Christ after church services. Twenty two members and five visitors attended the regular gathering which also served as the monthly birthday party. Committees for the Pollyannia dinner or tea were formed, though the event’s fate remained undecided.
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Otrele
The
United Brethren In
Christchur
John Westey
Attentianice
Hugh Mosket
John Carrier
Harold Lloyd
Studijes
Henry Kennedy
Harry Neil
Willis Price
Lynn Campbell
David Crewford
Henry Miller
Richard Hurlbol
Willir Borenach
Rotarians View Films On Plane Production
The Rotary Club met at the Hotel Gorry last evening to view moving pictures on plane production. Sonto y of San Diego led the program with scenes of modern aircraft development while guests Wilbur Bass James town Ray Jamies Wissinger Swan Sergi and others attended.
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Tion Sontoy
Wea Uf
Aircrafh
San Diego
Gall Tornia
Rotary Club
Gorry
Jajeshaodern
Wilbur P. Bass
Roaring Springs
Ray Jamies
Jamestown
Barry J, Wissinger
Wiluim Swan, Jr
Stan Sergi
Leo Buz
Bernard Willams
Feb 27 Wedding At Sherman Announced
Pastor Travis of Sherman Baptist church presided at a marriage uniting Miss Anna May Gifford, daughter of Burdette and wife, and Henry B. Butcher, son of Mrs Arina Beardsley of Corry. The ceremony occurred at five o clock Saturday evening February 2 at Sherman with the bride's parents and Sam Catalfn in attendance.
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WY. Spowbedt Travis
Sherman ~Baptistetsereh
Anna May Gifford
Burdette Gifford
Henry B. Butcher
Arina ‘Beardsley
Corry
Sherman
Sam Catalfn
Presbyterian J Y Class Hosts Sleightide
The Presbyterian J Y class held a sleightide gathering last evening at the Greyhound Post House with attendees including Mrs. Wrederiols Linley, Mrs. Pred Miller, Miss Betty Jane Dahishand, Miss Gertrude Crowell, Mrs. Marvin Carlson, Miss Tene Feldhus, Mrs. Merrill Patterson, Miss Martha Hubbers and Mrs. Albert Fox.
Rebekah Lodge Holds Memorial Services
The Lady Franklin Rebekah lodge met Tuesday evening in a recital session and held impressive memorial services. The business meeting was brief and included the nomination of officers.
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Rebekah Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Recitar
St Edward's Wins Schools-at-War Flag Honor
St Edward's parochial school qualified for the Schools-at-War flag for February with 307.25 in stamps and active student participation. The Office of State Administrator, Treasury, War Savings Staff certified at least 90 percent of students purchase stamps and engage in related activities, awarding flag and certificate for permanent display.
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St. Edward's
Office of State Administrator
Treasury Department
War
United States
Mine blast in Smith Coal Mine claims 20 lives
Associated Press report from March 3 details rescue crews in the methane tainted depths of the Smith Coal Mine as they recover 20 bodies of miners entombed since Saturday. Officials weigh carbon monoxide as the likely cause of death rather than the blast concussion.
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Associated Press
Searcrere
Mant
Maren 3
Nesque
Smith Coal
William Ropel
Rain of fire regulations update affects tires
New regulations issued by the War Rationing office classify Victory tires made from reclaimed rubber as Grade 2 instead of Grade 3. Additional rules on reclaimed rubber are announced with full data available at the rationing office on North Center Street.
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Victory
Bationing
North Center Street
Note sheds new light on Dennison's death
The Curvenagile dispatches describe Loyal Dennison a prominent Pennsylvania potato authority found dead in his automobile with a shotgun wound to the chest near the Clearfield county jail after checking out of a local hotel. Coroner Dr E S Erhard holds Dennison likely killed himself in a despondent spell.
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Thority Curvenagile
Trewgle
Lioyd T. Dennison
Pennsylvania Potato Authority
Corry
Himmie
Loyal
Denmean
Erhard
Clearfield County
Dennikan
Dr. Eichard
Dennison
Clearfeld County
Bradford Officer Reported as Italian Captive
Lieut Robert H Wick of Bradford reported by the War Department as a prisoner of the Italian government. Wick, son of Mrs. Harry Wick, School Street, formerly with American forces in North Africa, was praised by Free French for valor in battle on December. A letter to his mother dated January 6 confirms the news. James D Carlin of the Brie office will hold a rental information session at Corry Municipal Building on Thursday May 4 from 4 to 5 PM for tenants and landlords.
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Bravruny
Robert H. Wick
Bradford
North Afric
War Department
Liew, Wick
Harry Wick
School Street
Wick
Janary
James D. Carlin
Brie
Corry
Tanneries Plan Expansion Amid Hide Shortage in Ridgway
Key-Mone Tanning & Glue Company officials say tanning plants in Ridgway Wilcox Emporium Coudera Dork and Clearfield will raise production to about doubling output as hide shortages ease after recent curtailment. The move targets roughly 100 percent capacity across the facilities.
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Miren 3
Wriday
Key- Mone Tanning & Glue Company
Rudsway
Wilcox
Emporium
Coudera- Dork
Clearfield
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Oh rn
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Ohrn were held at the home in Columbus yesterday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev John Waite officiating. Relatives assisted as bearers included John Ohrn John Carrier Deb Sorenson Ranbeth Erckson Clifford Casier and Millard Wilson. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery in Columbus. Attending from afar were numerous relatives and friends from New York and nearby locales.
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Sarah
Obra
Tle
Columbus
John Waite
Broksnstraw Parish
John Obra
John Carrier
Debs Sorenson
Ranheth Erckson
Cifford Casier
Millard Wilson
West Lawn Cemetery
Charles Oheh
Gust Ohm
Wositiela
May
Hurlert Ohrn
Mmry
Russell Ohm
Falconer
N.Y
Peekskill
Clyde Wilson
Niobe
N. Y
Arthur
Stomach Ulcer Pains Prompt Jack Spratt Dietary Claim
Modern day Jack Spratt story links eating no fat to distress of stomach ulcers and indigestion. Ad promotes Udga Tablets for heartburn bloat and related conditions, urging readers to buy at Rexall Drug Store and other outlets.
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Jack Spratt
Uy Sud
Rexall Drug Store
Dyusy
Six Months Term For Wife Beater At Erie
Martin Smith of Myrtle Street, father of five, was sentenced to six months in the Allegheny County workhouse after a drunken assault on his wife, May Anni Smith. The court also ordered him to pay $25 weekly support to his wife.
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Qrus
Martin Smith
Myrtle Street
Allegheny Countty
Sergt Charles Schultz Promoted To Second Lieutenant
Sergt Charles Schultz, a longtime Marine Corps veteran from Corry, has been commissioned as a second lieutenant. He received his commission on February 26 and is stationed at Camp Elliott California. His father Charles Schultz Sr announced the promotion, noting the family and Marine service history with the Weathernechts.
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Charles Schults
Sebold Avenue
Sergt
Charles
Chuck) Schultz
Jeonr Corry Boyy
T. Si Marine Corps
Camp Ellinit
Calif Lie
Schulte
Maries
Japanese convoy hit by U S bombers in Pacific action
Allied air forces attacked a Japanese convoy with Flying Fortresses and escort fighters. The raid featured heavy bombing across routes near Surabaya and New Britain, with ships damaged or destroyed and air superiority claimed by the U S units.
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Page One
Genero MacArthur
Soenshi
Sourabaya Islands
Susteille
Wide Bay
New Britain
Goamata
New Brit In
Pirates season preview and players amid mixed reports
Fragmented clippings show Harold Pie in overreach amid Pirates events. Mentions Buccaneers and a coach role with possible county basketball ties. Notes on women’s team, local programs, and a draft board context. References to James, Alfred, and Mend in sports chatter with no clear outcomes.
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Harold
Pie
Pirates
Mana
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