Allied Troops Land At Rangoon And Burma Coast
Calcutta May 2 Allied forces have landed ashore along both sides of Rangoon after initial parachute drops. British troops advancing toward Rangoon are within 36 miles of the city. Southeast Asia command reports battleships cruisers and destroyers bombarded Car Nicobar airfields between the Andaman and Nicobar Islands followed by carrier air strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Associated Press
Calcutta
Burme
Southeast Asia Cmmand
Burma
Southeast Asia
East Indies
Car Nicobar
Bay of Bengal
Andaman
Nicobar Islands
Fragmented OCR Noted as Readable Item
The readable fragments suggest a damaged OCR with references to hearing, sales, and a person named Naser. No coherent event or complete facts emerge to summarize into a full news item. Names appear garbled and dates or places are absent.
Grove City Man Shot to Death
A Grove City lumberman, Charles H Montgomery, was found shot to death in the woods near Grove City. A coroner's jury declared death from gunshot wounds. Montgomery had been missing since April from Atlanta and was identified by clothing bearing his initials. A business associate said he carried a large sum of money and wore a diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Fla
Charles H. Montgomery
Grove City
Here
C. H., Montgomery
Montgomery
Atlanta, Ga
Fort Lauderdale
Pace
Atlanta
RN. Haines
East Cadet Home From Virginia Military Institute Furlough
East Cadet Ealth Orn returns to Lexington Virginia for a week long furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Victor Orn. Numerous relatives and friends travel, visit, and plan trips to Philadelphia Erie Pittsburgh and Raleigh as local society notes capture travel and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealth Orn
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Victor Orn
East Pleasant Street
Maymé Mulhelen
Youngstown
W. W. Myers
Leo Franz, Jr
Robert Franz
Elmer Groskos
Indiana
Franz
Pittsburgh
Pruny
Army
Armour Hillstrom
Wright
Stree
Philadelphia
West Park Place
Byron Fitch
Edith Burschineke
Robert
Hatch Street
Erie
Fitch
Sherman Baker
Joseph Anderson
Jonas Anfill
Evie
Seth
Llewellyn Greene
Galeston
Charles ‘Thompson
Maple Avenue
Greene
Italy
Charles Steele
Ronny
D. W. Robinson
Smith Street
Steele
Mabel Keeley
Bradford Hospital
Fourth Avenue
Andrew Paulson
Jacqueline Paulson
Charles Jackman
Glenn Miller
Delray
Florida
Washington, D. C
Joanne Morton
Moon Secretarial School
New York City
West Park
Flace
A. R. Morgan
North East
O. W. Bracken
North Center Street
Earl Cherry
A. J. Schenpner
J. R. Dearing
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Katherine Wait
East Mainsiter
Memphis
Tenn
William T. Wai
P. Oglee
Asheville
N. C
William Watt
Jackson Watt
Melbourn
Fis
Joseph A. Watf
A. F.C
Wildwood
N. J
Edward Becker
Wright Street
Los Angeles
Calif
P.O
C Becker
William Croft To Lead Corry Rotary For Coming Year
William Croft was named president elect of Corry Rotary at a Hotel Corry dinner. Officers and directors for the year beginning July include William Croft as president Glenn Middleton vice president Ralph Dewey secretary A G Buller treasurer David Hillstrom Hubert Vaughn T Cherry sergeant at arms A M Lite and John Sharrow field secretary of the Washington Trailsy Connell of the Boy Scouts of America. New members Delbert W Robinson Charles Huberts and Willard Shreve joined the club last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Croft
Corry
A. M. Lite
John Sharrow
The
Washington Tradsy Connell
Boy Scouts of America
Inst Evenine
Brie Pounty
Rotary
Delbert W. Robinson
Harles Huberts
Willard Shreve
Bayard Saler
Ligonier
Harley Carpenter
Meadville
Harry Workman
New Cumberland
W. Va
W S C Circle 2 Hosts Peace Themed Meeting
Miss Ida Ohm hosted the W S C Circle 2 of the Methodist Church in Columbus. Members answered with Bible verses containing the word peace during jail call. De votions were given by Mrs. Ri. Si Dewey and a talk on Peace was presented. Mrs. Joseph Guignon presided over business matters. Mrs. Benjamin Skinner led the lesson on The American Indian. Mrs. Obi with Mrs. Lawrence Davison served cake and coffee to 22 attendees. Next meeting is June 5 hosted by Mrs. Frank Schrader on East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ohm
W.S.C
Circle No
Methodist Church
Miss Ida Ohm
Columbus
Ri. Si Dewey
Joseph Guignon
Benjamin Skinner
Lawrence Davison
Dune Sth
Frank Schrader
East South Street
Beaver Club Ticket Committees Banquet At Ritz Dinner
The Beaver Club ticket committees held a chicken and bean dinner at the Ritz Restaurant. The winning team led by Ralph Garrell ate chicken. the losing side headed by Ted Paine had beans. Alton Dahl Strand served as toastmaster and outlined the season. Plans include fundraising for a pre season training camp at Edinboro College and ongoing club projects to keep sports interest year round. Music by Glenn Middleton and his solovox accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Club
Ritz
Ralph Garrell
Ted T Paine
Alton Dahlstrand
Edinboro College
Glenn Middleton
Solovox
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Met Tuesday
The Lt. Clyde D. Wilcox Post of the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clemma Butters on East Wayne Street with seventeen members present. A special meeting allowed Mrs. Lauri J. Partie of Grove City to inspect the post and check the books. Afterward a tureen supper was served at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Clyde D. Wilcox Post
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Clemma Butters
East Wayne Street
Steen
Lauri J. Partie
Grove City
Birthday Party for Mrs Amanda Root at Home
A birthday party was held at Mrs Amanda Root’s Spring Street home to honor her ninth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Rook Mr and Mrs Arthur Root Mrs N Malick Mrs Green and Miss Hazel Wellman. Refreshments were served and Mrs Root received pleasant gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puna Muck
Spring Street
Fred Rook
Arthur Ioot
N. Malick
Green
Hazel Wellman
Birthday Party for Ase Dale Waterhouse
Ase Dale Waterhouse attended a birthday gathering hosted by Miss Phyllis Hoenes at her Parkstraith home with eleven guests. They enjoyed games and socializing, and late in the evening Hoenes served potato salad rolls and decorated birthday cake. Waterhouse received a purse of money from attendees. Guests included Bonits Thompson Marta Thompson Mary Shamburg Virginia Young Richard Orn Burton Jourdet Ronald Noble and Raymond Blynt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinate
Whyinuay
Dale Waterhouse
Phyllis Hoenes
Parkstraith
Miss Hoenes
Waterhouse
Bonits. Thompson
Marta. Thompson
Mis Mary Shamburg
Virginia Young
A/C
Eit Orn
Richard Alfred
Burton Jourdet
Ronald Noble
Raymond Blynt
Lady Franklin Rebekahs Install Warden at Routine Meeting
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met in the IQ C P Hall last evening. Mrs. Nita Jewell was installed as warden. After the business session, members played games and prizes were won by Mrs. Florence Hauenstein and Mrs. Ruth Hoenes. Refreshments and games committee members served assorted cookies and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Fink and Devereaux Announce New Daughters
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs John Fink of Spartansburg R D 2 at Corry Hospital. Another daughter arrived this neon tar to Mr and Mrs Maxwell Devereaux of 322 East Smith Street at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fink
R. D
Spartanspurg
Corry Hospital
Maxwell Devereaux
East Smith Street
Corry Hoenstal
Mothers and Daughters Honored By W. C. T. U.
The local W C T U hosted a Mother and Daughter program at the Methodist Church. A pageant Mothers of Old featured names such as Memory and Youth with multiple mothers and hearers acting roles. The event included solos, a humorous reading, and a consecration rite. The church was spring decorated and about 200 guests were served refreshments by the Oscar Johnson committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Assembly
America
Ayllis Halfast
H. Ray Harris
George Chase
Leone
Grace
Beverly Rauscher
Hazel Blossoms
Bertha Warner
Alfred Haenel
Opal ‘Trisket
Theodore Vanderhoff
Miss Trisket
Osward Christian Soldiers
Vanderhoff
Donna Bertram
Gertrude Clark
Naomi John
Lillian Guild Tureen Dinner Attracts Members
Abulian Guild met last evening with Mrs. W A Redmond at 6 30. Ten to twenty members attended. Mrs. Joan Slusher joined, and Mrs. Grace Giblin returned after a two year absence. Arthur Creighton chaired the nominating slate with Harold Gilbert as president and Don Williams and Creighton as vice presidents. Harriet Clough was secretary Georgia Myers treasurer. The June meeting will be at Mrs C E Rafter’s cottage at Findley Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Abulian Guild
W.A. Redmond
Lureen
Joan Slusher
Grace Giblin
Arthur Creighton
Harold Gilbert
Don Wiliams
Harriet Clough
Elary
Georgia Myers
C. E. Rafter
Findley Lake
Mrs Robinson Hosts Bridge Party For Pittsburgh Guest
Mrs Charles Steele of Pittsburgh was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs D W Robinson at East Smith Street home. Two tables played. prizes went to Mrs Joseph Sherwood, Mrs Raleigh Van Tassel, and Mrs Steele. Strawberry ice cream cake and coffee were served to guests Meg A V Cochran Mrs John Silehan Mrs Leroy Dickinson and Mrs Gletin Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Charles Steele
Pittsburgh
D. W. Robinson
East Smith Street
Joseph Sherwood
Raleigh van Tassel
Steele
Meg A. V. Cochran
John Silehan
Leroy Dickinson
Gletin Middleton
Betty Colburn Announces Marriage of Holy Jane Colburn Evans
Mrs Florence Colburn of 58 Weal Frederick Street announces the marriage of her only daughter Holy Jane Colburn to Pfe Paul W Evans son of Mr and Mrs David Evans of Philadelphia. The ceremony occurred at the Presbyterian parsonage Washington DC by Rev Henry Heershasi on Friday April 27. Miss Betty Evans attended the bride and William Evans served as best man. Mrs Evans is a Corry High School graduate class of 1943 and works for Western Union in Lockport. Pte Paul W Evans is stationed with the 7 ray at Tadriantown Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Colburn
Florence Colburn
Weal Frederick Street
Holy Jane
Pfe
Paul W. Evans
David Evans
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Parsonage
Washington, D. C
Henry Heershasi
Betty Evans
William Evans
Ign
Evans
Corry
Western Union
Lockport
Ray
Tadiantown Gap
Shift Furniture Shift to Protect Rugs
Move furniture occasionally to prevent rug fibers from being crushed in high traffic spots and preserve rug appearance. Regularly reposition legs to distribute weight and avoid permanent dents.
Hi Times Staff Enjoys Postgame Ride After Event
Hi Times staff and high school members attended a gathering last night. Byron Bitenane’s team gave them a ride for over an hour. Twenty seven students, Mr and Mrs Stanley Anderson and Miss Nelle Titus traveled to the Frank Betts home in Columbus for Lefvesitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Times
Hi ‘Times Stafl Ps
Byron Bitehane
Stanley Anderson
Nelle Titus
Frank Betts
Columbus
Tureen Dinner Brings Quilters Together at East Pleasant Street
Mrs. T. W. Whitehead entertained eight members of the quilters club at her East Pleasant Street home last evening with a delicious tureen dinner served at 6 30. Afterward the group sewed and visited. Mrs. Harold Patterson will host the club May 22.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helmut Dantine
Andrea KI King
Faye Emerson
Raymond Peter Lorre
Alan Hale
Henry Daniels
George Couleur
Peter Whith
Helen Thimig
President Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
Snatas Naser
Ible
Ferniaea
St. Augustine
Helen
the Society East
William Croft
Fishing Tackle and
Shamburg’s News & Sport Store
Mrs
Amanda Root
Ase Dale Waterhouse
Mota
Dickie
Inc
Mary T. Perry Garlow
Cony
Corry Sewing Machine Center
Celiter & Maly
Zuckerman
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