Ministers Plan City Good Friday Service
A Jolil meeting of Corrystra Union City Ministers Associations was held at Ur Brethren Church of Corry with twelve members. Rev. H. Ray Harris led a business session and plans were made for a three hour Good Friday service at First Methodist Church with Protestant churches cooperating. A larger attendance is expected. The group donated seventy five dollars to the local Red Cross and pledged to support the National Relief and Rehabilitation Association clothing drive for war torn Europe. The next meeting is set for April Tarbell's Inn where Dr. West will speak.
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Red Cross
National Relief and Rehabilitation Association
Europe
Tarbell’s Inn
Whitty
West
First Baptist Church of
Union City
Prisoner Losses Reported as German Attack Impacts Regimental Rest Center
A wartime note from the Assistant Director of Personal Service reports a dawn December 17 German armor attack near a Regimental Rest Center. Many troops were drawn and returned to duty as transport shortages hindered Red Cross and equipment moves. Mr Foster and Lt Carpenter are cited for service, but details on missing personnel are incomplete. V-mail letters acknowledge missing status and provide cautious optimism pending War Department updates.
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Poster
Fost
Carpenter
Specisl
Red Cross
Foster
David R. Jagu
Social Events and School Activities at Sparta
Sparta residents enjoyed a busy week with club meetings, birthdays, and visits. Highlights include a Tuesday Evening Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Ells Morris and Mrs. Lina Rexford, Bridge Club prizes to Mrs. Ralph Meinch and Mrs. K Arden Bennett, plus notices of births, hospital visits, and guests from Sherman New York and Corry. Sparta School news features student achievements, a War Stamp drive, and eighth grade fundraising.
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Spartans
Amuneets
Clu
Ells Morris
Lina” Rexford
Elage
J. A. Winans
Bridge Club
Priges
Ralph Meaninch
K. Arden Bennett
Ralph Blateslee
Anson Northrop
Prank Jones Atte
Davenport Shiver
C. E. Blair
Sherman
Willard Tiltotson
Fred Lines
Corry
Mary Wolford
J. A. Johoaton
Oil City
Rue White
Clarendon
al of Titus
George Davis
Jesse Dooher
Ebenever
N.Y
Ils
Pete Stullman
Nebraska
Ling Rexford
Rome Township
Walter Jones
Meadville
Walter Pier
Hiss
Hoover
Tris Bowler
Children Bible Club
Sparta School News
Paul Jerome Blakester
Hidgeadele
Alli Ehrkath
Belgium
Chico
Jay F
Sparta PP. A
Bloomfield
Future Farmers
Greenhiands
Dhumur Scouten
William Blakeslee
James Baker
Harald Rogers
Aliens Required Criteria For Local Chapter Leadership
This article lists criteria for aliens seeking local chapter leadership roles. It specifies one year of instruction in vocational subjects, familiarity with state and national organization work, understanding parliamentary procedure, knowledge of the local chapter constitution, ability to lead an 18 minute group discussion, earning funds from a supervisor, and obtaining a majority vote at a regular chapter meeting.
German War Prisoner Escapes at Lancaster
A German prisoner of war escaped from a Lancaster warehouse at Indian Town Gap. The POW, identified as Harry Kessler, 19, blue eyes, fair complexion, blond, 5 feet 8 inches, 154 pounds, was assigned for work in the war house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Lancaster
Tridiantown Gap
Harry Kess
Erie Car Victim Robbed Before Fatal Attack
March 8 report notes the victim F. Leonard 28 East 12th street a Perry shipyards worker told Vera's restaurant staff he was robbed of his wallet and jacket after a night at Parade Street area. Police and Traffic Bureau patrolman James Yaple reviewed the incomplete robbery report and opened an investigation.
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Erie
Atn
12Th
Parade Streets
Daim F. Leonard
East 12Th Street
Perry Shipyards
Traffic Bureau
James Yaple
Leonrd
William McDonald
Yaple
Leonard
Vera
Parade ‘Street
Proprieter’s Robbery Claim Tied to Leonard Visits
An informant quoted the proprietress saying Leonard appeared nervous at the restaurant several times during the evening. A cafe worker across the street reported Leonard also visited there and claimed he had been robbed of his wallet and jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Resturant
Restaurat
Yaple
Induction Delay Affects Philadelphia Worker and Wife
In Philadelphia a mother awaiting childbirth faces an induction delay amid wage disputes. Flenny Huston, 36, awaiting preinduction medicals, was reclassified from 2A to 1A. His wife said the family chose to stay at home, with weekly earnings around 70 to 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Flenny Huston
Hosiemi Joo
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City Plan
First Methodist Church
Lyle Foster
Safen Waz
Lindsley’s
Rexall
T.S. Kelsey
O.D
Leena Arenas
Sparta
Bertha Breton
Irene Marton
William Stover
Don Parke
Lineutuvile
Cltftard Geer
Roolville
George Toohey
Everine
Frieda Terrill
Acuwibelle Euwards
Tren Morton
Edwards
Pas
Helen Shreve
Low
Dorothy Ingram
Dear
Elgie Weldner
Ray Phrhary
Ticise
Wel
Killian Milter
Alma Stearle
Blaise
Methodist
W A. M
O'Vlock
Arnold Lundberg
Baptist
O’vlock
Puldek
George O'Keefe
O'Clark
Paul Smith
Ators Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle
Rare Drug Store
Center ST
Gorry,pa
Alka Seltzer
Absorbine JR
Fletcher
Joo Hinkle
Tamme
Combex
MEAD
Ercomorphum
Doans
Sjergen
Carters Liver
Ontgomery Ward
Aery
Cretonnes
Lanston
South Center St
Al's Clothes Shop
Paris
Ling R
Ste Fice
Astmast
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