Dunkirk Strike Settlement Near. Local 2496 Endorses Pact
A fragmented report notes Dunkirk workers from United Steelworkers Local 2496 and related firms reached a preliminary agreement to settle their strike. Key figures include Thomas F. Onsey and representatives from Marsh Corporation and the Dunkirk radio plant, with actions moving toward formal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Ction
Jjunoune
Clo
Ell Yestertay
United Steelworters of America
Henry Halfast Buried in Pine Grove Friday
The service for Henry Halfast was held at 2 40 pm from Bracken Kegiuz Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Hartis officiating. Attendants included workers from Raymond Mig Co and many relatives as far as Sugar Grove and Spartansburg. The service took place at Pine Grave Cemetery with a large group from the Njidles' Bible Class in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Henry Halfast
Puneral
H. Ray Hartis
Rey
Frederick O. Perkins
Puneral Service
Raymond Mig. Co
Bear George Patterson
Emmett Laydin
Austin Studd
Russell Marlin
Melvin Schramling
Emmett
Ross
Lie Plue
Shirley Eddy
Marjorie
Youngstown
George Titsinger
Orlando
Edward McEvoy
Predericksburg
Philip Hulfast
Edinhorn
Albert Buell
Howard Buell
Mei Charles Lewis
Evie
Best Stockton
Mary Racy
Sugar Grove
Gertrud Weidner
Mildred Halfast
Mars
Ruth Weidner
Gienn Balfast
Harold Halfast
James Buell
Stanley Buell
Vera Halfast
George A. Waters
Spartansburg
Mes
George Litsinger
Catsliter
Dar‘5
Titusville
Mur Mugnwel
Struibers
Dj Rev
Mum Brodanek G. Perkins
Trani Hunt
Emmeth Lyden
Union Ghy
Shelden Braymer
Gertrude Braymer
Charles Johnson
Mendville
Adele. Gibion
Tie Njidles’ Bible Class
United Breshyon Ghyren
Republican Rebels Meet at Harrisburg
A group of opponents to the GOP candidate gathered in Harrisburg to discuss entering a ticket against General James Ha. Dulljoy and Fat: opposition to Gui aims to sideline party leaders, with Willi M. Harmen of Philadelphia announcing invited independent groups. They planned to file a candidate’s nomination with the State Elections Bureau by Monday evening.
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Aooucmuen
Harrisburg
James HA. Dulljoy
Norl- Habla
G.op
Willi M. Harmen
Philadlephia
Associated Willkie Clubs
Pennsylvania
Wes
Gui
Tarst Hicart Surgeon Dies Pittsburgh
Dr. Gustav P. Berg, 68, pioneer heart surgeon who performed the first successful heart operation 27 years ago, died yesterday minutes after testifying in a damage suit in common pleas court. He also served as the Pittsburgh baseball team physician and held the post for 49 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gustav P. Berg
Cmmmon Pleas Court
Eltsurgh P|blo
Ladies Aid Society to Merge with Church Unions
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church voted to cooperate with the church Session on merging the Dudlies Ald Society and the Women's Missionary Society. Mrs. Frante Mortis and Mrs. John Rickers named as representatives to arrange merger details. A tureen dinner followed the meeting at the church. Various local residents were noted in attendance or mentioned in passing during the day’s activities and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies” Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Perry Michels
Dudlies' Ald Society
Women's Missionary Society
Frante Mortis
John Rickers
Huny Smith
John Cotegrove
Ida Linendell
Victory Club To Honor Canteen Workers Dinner Tonight
The Women's Victory Club will host a chicken dinner at 6 PM Monday for all women who served at the canteen during its operation. The event, organized by general chair Privard Kanleydo and assisted by Mrs. Bert Weldeh, Mrs. Leslie Wells, and Mrs. Lyle Houghtling, Sr., will be held at the Sorry Rod and Gun Club on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Club
Henty
Cantey
Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
Irs
Privard Kanleydo
Bert Weldeh
Leslie Wells
Lyle Houghtling
Igley
Ias
Seven Tables At Duplicate Bridge In Hotel Corry Lobby
George Orcutt presided over seven tables at a duplicate bridge party in the Hotel Corry lobby. Top scorers for South were Mrs C W Jones and Mrs Tungdon Rowe, with second and third places going to Mrs James Hughes with Arthur Creighton and Dr and Mrs E Boag Harmon. In the West standings, Ms Pin and Mrs A S Boag led, followed by Ms Rainesale and Mrs James Cassidy, third to Mr and Mrs Kurt Leeds. Hosts for the event, Mr and Mrs Roger Brown, will be the text play, with the date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge
George Orcutt
C. W. Jones
Tungdon Rowe
South
James Hughes
Arthur Creighton
Boag Harmon
Tand West
Pin
A. S. Boag
Rainesale
James Cassidy
Kurt Leeds
Roger Brown
Hubbard Kimmy Wedding At Union City
The wedding of Jacqeline Kimmy daughter of Union City residents took place Friday evening at the Methodist Church with Rev. Wendell Min nigh officiating. Doris Hewitt served as maid of honor and Carl Duree as best man. A reception followed at the Reynolds home and the couple left for a brief honeymoon before settling at 25 Washington street in Union City.
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Paul Reynolds
First Aveue
Washington Street
Thien City
Amici Class Met At E. E. Bush Home
The Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs EE Bush on North Center street with 29 members present. G J Bergman led devotions and president Mrs Lynn Campbell led a routine business meeting. A social evening with apple pie cheese and coffee followed. Next meeting is April 12.
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Amici
Scouts Meet at Presbyterian Church Serum
The Gun Scout Troop No 30 held a regular meeting in the church basement Friday evening. Miss Nan ty Wood led the flag ceremony and Miss Adele McCray, Scout leader, led singing. The troop newspapers were distributed by Miss Harries Markett and the session closed with the goat night circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Nanty Wood
Adele McCray
Red Gray
Harries Markett
Quiz Answers From Historical Paper Page
Answers to a 1930s quiz printed on editorial page list contenders for questions. Names include Drew Porson Retert and Somerset Mayuga. Topics cover gasoline cowhide steam water vapor and a Romeo and Juliet line. Tokyo is noted as a location.
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Drew Porson
Retert
al Jen
Tokyo
League Directors Meet at the Derrymen’s League Home
Directors of Cory Jocal and the Derrymen’s League met last evening at the home of Mr. une Mis Harold R. Howard Friday. The ladies planned entertainment and a dinner for the Sub-District, Wilde held Bridey, March 29, at the LO.OF Hal. It is an all day meeting and all members urged to attend. Dinner will be served at LSg0. A social time followed with rolls cake and gelatine served to guests.
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TM. Richards
Thomas
Spartansburg
Amuraing
Erie
James Wharton
West Prederick Street
Buc
A. C
Wright Street
Chappaqua
N.Y
Fovert Bell
Dr. Bell
Sally
Mary Doud
Frank Crosby
Daniel Kember
Saipan
Harold Dougherty
Fort Belvoir
Prank Harvey
Cory
Floyd Dougherty
Conny
Mary Freebourn
John
Margaret Spencer
Evie
West Wayne Street
Danny Rose
Cleveland
T. Graham
West Congresss
Mary Jean Sullivan
Robert Sullivan
Samuel Brams
Philadelphi
GL. Auer
East
Congress Street
LS. Lawyerence
Boston
Mass
Harley Banks
Gertrude McConsell
Richard Dawson
Warren
Bess Wilson
Atlantic
Harold Burguon
East Frederick Street
C. Rainwsaig
Park Street
Tarono
Canada
Cory Jocal
Derrymen's League
Une Mis
Harold R. Howard
Wilde
Lo.of
Shower Honoring Mrs Homer Bulard At Maple Leaf Tea Room
Mrs Homer Bulard was honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by her mother Mrs Harry Nei and sister Mrs Karl Gales in Columbus. Six guests attended and five hundred was played. awards went to Mrs Morris Wickwire and Mrs Phyllis ham. A salad and dessert were served, and Bulard received beauty gifts.
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Homer Bulard
Harry Nei
Karl Gales
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Columbus
Morris Wickwire
Phyllisham
Corry Jamestown Foremen Club Holds Meeting
Seventeen members of the Corry Jamestown Mig Corp Foremen Club met in the conference room for a business session. President Hugh Mosher presided and draft by laws was the main item. Paul Siroun to contact the National Foremen Institute in New York City for a speaker at the April 6 dinner meeting. After adjournment the gentlemen attended the Ritz Restaurant for light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-J Foremen Club
Corry- Jamestown Mig. Corp
Oremien Club
Hugh ‘Mosher
Paul Siroun
Na Wong Foremen'’s Institute
New York City
Ritz Restauant
Mo-Fa Club Meets At Charles Hyles Home
Mo-Fa club gathered at the home of Mrs. Charles Hyles in MQ VA for a progressive 500 game. Winners were Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Walter McElroy, and Mrs. Walter Purdy. Guests included Mrs. Yapssens and Mrs. Harmon McElroy. Hostess served salad, rolls, cookies, tea, and coffee. next meeting set for March 2.
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MQ VA
Kouy Asset
Charles Hyles
Snyder Girdle
Wiliam Johnson
Walter McElroy
Walter Purdy
al Yapssens
Harmon McEloy
Notice of Optometrist Office Relocation and Hours
Notice informs former patients that Dr. R. Owen now practices at 814 State Street Erie PA second floor across from Warner Theatre. Hours daily 10:00 to 12:00 A M and 1:90 to 5:00 P M except Wednesday. closed evenings. Web and phone 64-250.
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State Street
Erie
Warner Theatre
R. Owen
Optometrisi
Wav
Prisoner Exchange Shifts Camps Near Warren
Prisoners of war from Th dumtown Gap moved in trucks to woods near Warren as part of a swap, with groups taken from Sheffield Doletu and Red Bridge camps. The Red Bridge site housed the largest number of prisoners during the operation amid uncertain fate for nearby camps. Lt Gen Richardson to relinquish army command in the mid Pacific on March 17.
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Warren Warren
Donveys
U. S. Army
Dumtown Gap
Sheffield
Doletu
Red Bridge
Hawaii
Honolulu
Robert C. Richardson, Sr
mid-Pacife
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OL Flynn
IS Smith
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Cuddles
Sarall Hctor Francen
John Litel
Thomas Motor Co
Wilcox
East Main St
Henry Halfast
Pine Grove
Murphy al Sir
Wilkents Hospital
Leo D. Shields
Corry
Helen
Ginger
Kelsey
O.D
Optometrist
N. Benter St
M. J. Martin & Son
RED Cross
Zuckerman
Coats
Ranny Chapin
Itis
Kentucky
Chicago
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