Gray Ladies' Corps Plans First Lecture Series
Mrs. Frank Ames is vice chairman assisting Mrs. Jerome J. Needham as Gray Ladies' Corps chairman. The first lecture, Monday at 7:30 to 9:00 p.m., is at the D A club rooms with Richard Rossbacher and Mrs. Harold A Gilbert as speakers. he will discuss Red Cross origin and national organization, she will cover Local Chapter organization. Members should meet at 1:45 p.m. to order uniforms. committee includes Mrs. Arti Greighian, Mr. Ames, Mrs. B J Roweh, and Mrs. Murray Olds.
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Gray Ladies’ Corps
Frank Ames
Jerome J. Needham
Richard Rossbacher
Harold A. Gilbert
Rossbacher
Bn “Red Cross
Gilbert
Arti’ Greighian
Prauik Ames
B.J. Roweh Hind
Murray Olds
Notice for Dr. R Owen Ophthalmic Appointments Erie
Former eye specialist Dr. R Owen of Optomiessl, formerly of Cony, now at 804 State Street Erie Pennsylvania? Second Moor across from Warner Theatre Reminds former lien holders to arrange fittings. Appointments available Monday Wednesday or Friday evenings at 8:00 PM Phone 70-238 or send postcard for appointment.
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Optomiessl
State Steel
Erie
Warner ‘Theatre
Ihab
Seth
Shirley Depew to Lead Junior Play "Thin Ice"
The Junior Class play "Thin Ice" will be presented March 16 at 8 o'clock in the Senior High School auditorium. The cast features Shirley Depew as Daffy Edwards with fifteen named characters including Marie Zafroplins, Clyde Henton, Marilyn Haight, and others, while tickets are on sale from High School students.
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Daffy Edwards
Bedlam
Mathilda Brooks
Marie Zaflropulns
Forave
Mathilda
James Klinger
Fred Edwards
Daffy
Millicent Russell
Clyde Henton
Marilyn Haight
Chester Edwards
William Loveland
Agnes
Mary Armitage
Leila Edwards
House of the Edwards
King's Daughters U S Class Party Celebrated at Mrs Reesink's
Mrs AG Reesinik hosted eleven members of the King's Daughters Sunday School class at Bad Congress street for a birthday surprise luncheon. A noon dinner, sewing, visiting, ice cream and birthday cake followed in the afternoon, honoring Mrs Neltie Roberts, mother of Mrs Reesink.
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King’s Daughters
U. S
AG. Reesinik
Congress Street
King's Daughters
Methodist Church
Neltie Roberts
Roberts
Reesink
Emma Heath
Mary Cady
D. E. Cook
Nora Mason
G. H. Dail
Fred Barnes
Perry McCray
Curlis Frazier
Tra Milier
Zucka McElroy
Girl Mariner Scouts Elect Secretary and Treasurer
Girl Mariner Scouts met at leader Miss Jean Foster's Bush Washington street home last evening. Miss Mai Jo Hansen was elected secretary and Miss Betty Anderson treasurer. They discussed Scout laws and plans for uniforms, with dancing as entertainment. next meeting set for March 6.
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ING Telwat Actos
Girl Mariner
M Iiss
Jean Foster
Bush Washington
Foster
Mai Jo Hansen
Betty Anderson
V. F. W. Fish Fry Draws Large Local Crowd
The V. P. W. sponsored a fish fry at the Fost Home on West Washington Street last evening. Mrs. Jr. Haight and George Buck led the arrangement and serving committees, with over 100 attendees. Free songs were shared by both social and veterans members.
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Fost
West Washinglint Street
Jr.Haight
George
Buck
Women's Victory Club Bake Sale Next Saturday
The Women's Victory Club met in the Library building with Mrs. Leste Wells presiding. Mrs. Dana Willet led the flag salute and Mrs. William Houghton led prayers. Funding committees reported. Walter Scott noted 633 copies of On the Home Front mailed overseas and 540 to camps in the U.S. A bake sale is planned at City Market on March 16 with public support urged. Servicemen letters were read by Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. H. B. Reed.
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Wamens Vrewory Uiud
Leste Wells
Dana Willet
William Houghton
Walter Scott
United States
Houghton
H. B. Reed
Welker-Anderson Betrothal Announced
Miss Ruth Welker daughter of Mrs LM Welker East South street and the late L M Welker is engaged to Robert J Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson Fourth avenue Wins made. Miss Welker a Raymond Mfg Co employee and a Jerry Senior High School graduate class of 1944 is engaged to Army veteran Robert Anderson a Raymond plant worker and 1939 graduate. No definite date set but wedding planned for early spring.
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LM. Welker
East South Street
L. M. Weller
Robert J. Anderson
Joseph Anderson
Miss Welker
Jerry
Raymond Mfg. Co
Anderson
Milk price forecast for New York milkshed April value
Dr. J Blanford, New York milk market administrator, forecasts February deliveries to metropolitan area points will yield 4.14 dollars per hundredweight. The total value rises 24 cents from last year, due to a uniform price plus 30 cent daily feed payments. Production is expected at 385 million pounds, with 49,300 milk producers supplying the pool, the smallest since 1938 inception.
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New York
J. Blanford
WIA
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Snow in Corry
A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snow at Corry Hospital. The family residence is 238 West Smith Street.
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Edward Snow
West Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Red Cross Fund Gains Noted In War Support Drive
A letter from W H Grott praises the Red Cross fundraising effort and details the service to servicemen. It recalls a pilot son in danger and POW status receiving coffee, food, parcels, books, and cheer via Red Cross canteens and parcels. The letter emphasizes direct aid to those suffering in war and peace and urges continued support.
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le Red Cross
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Body of missing airman found near Dodge City
Cpl. Russell E. Stone, 24, from Weatherly Pennsylvania, disappeared on a flight from Dodge City Army Air Field September 8. He was found nine miles from the field. Commanding Officer Ol. G. Root said Stone is believed to have fallen from the plane.
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Dodge City
Kans
Cpl
Russell E. Stone
Weatherly
Dodge City Army Air Field
Ol. G
Root
Stone
Erie football and intercollegiate sports amid manpower shifts
Erie county hosts a mix of school and college football and intercollegiate activities as manpower concerns and wartime duties shape athletic plans. Coaches, players, and officials discuss season prospects, disabled service members, and upcoming events from local clubs to national associations, with emphasis on resilience and regional sports leadership.
Fights New York Gary Ind on 13 Percent Trenton Brons Autpoi
Local dispatch notes sporadic fights reported in Gary Indiana and nearby Trenton with authorities responding as percentage figures and unclear agency attributions. The fragment outlines disturbances and potential police involvement amid limited detail.
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Gary
Ind
Trenton
Brons
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