Robert Christensen Honored at Columbus Farewell Party
About forty friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Christensen in Columbus Saturday evening for a farewell party for their son Robert who left this morning for New Cumberland where he has been inducted into the Signal Corps. The group presented Mr. Christensen with a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Christensen
Ad Verasiyns
Pete Christensen
Columbus
Robert
New Cumberland
Sigtal Corps
Mr. Christensen
Seaman
Arthur Jackson
Morro Bay
Calif
Tony Jackson
Warex Street
Stanley Ingram
Marella
Geraldine
Lyon
Gon Julian
Jersey Shore
Wil Bry
Steubenville
William Downey
Hatch Street
Eaard G. Taylor
D. B. Taggart
East Main Street
Merrill Wade
Lora Gale
Union City
Keith Henton
Otterbein College
Westerville
C. L. Henton
North Senter Street
Judy Bender
Erie
Prank Bender, Jr
Waterford
Margaret Bender
Market Street
Army Signal Corps
Ronald Boyd
Jamestown
Cory
Jennie Akam
Harold
West Washington Street
Georgia Myers
Ella Davis
Garland
Lester Danney
Charles Reed
Meadville
Cleveland
Gertrude Reed
H. B. Reed
East South Street
Florence Sanden
Warren
George Rhodes
Lottie Northrop
Lymm Ree
Pat
Jack Wels
Steven
Ridgway
Merrill Wilcox
Zoe
Hudson
Ohio
Anma Wilcost
North Center Street
Harry Newhouse
Denny
Brookville
Fern Highfield
A. C. Durham
Pleasantville
Corry
al Bloss
Peter Roussell
Ralph Hollis
Jimmy
Ralph
Titusyme
James Hollis
Mary
Stindsy
Ralph Vanderhof
Familly
William Reader Langhurst
Camp Shelby
Samp Switch
Texas
Gary
Larry
Concord Street
Paul R. Beeman
Camp Howze
Preeman
J. E. Feeney
West Wayne Street
Martha Marsell
Kane
Virginia Love— Land
East Main’ Street
Marsell
George Ficcardi
Fort Sheridan
Romeo Piscardiy
Triple K Club Meets With Mrs Boland In Erie Gathering
Mrs. John Boland of East Main Street hosted the Triple K Club Saturday evening. Attending were Mrs. Harry Spicer Miss Marion Smith Mrs. Merle Capwell and Misses Margaret Duffy and Laura Dodd of Erie. The ladies sewed visited, and the hostess served a late course lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boland
East Main Street
Harry Spicer
Marion Smith
Merle Capwell
Mangaret
Duffy
Laura Dodd
Erie
Miss Virginia Loveland praised at Corry shower
Miss Virginia Loveland bride elect of George Gordon received a generous miscellaneous shower. Hosts Miss Bonelli Jeannette and fabels Gondor led a lively evening with games music and awards for Ruth Bennett Mrs. Bert Williams Miss Hazel Beher and Mrs. Kent Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Loveland
Bonelli
Jeannette
Fabels Gondor
At & Barry
Virginia Lovell
George Gordon
Kenneth Loveland
Howard Loveland
Joseph Guignon
Bert Williams
Walter Gordon
Wilbur Bickers
Gertrude |. Clark
Canning Demonstration Planned for Class Meeting
Housewives invited to join the adult nutrition class for its final meeting Tuesday evening. A movie demonstrates 1943 Victory garden canning methods, with exhibits by class members of hobbies, antiques, and war souvenirs. Exhibits may be set up Tuesday afternoon before 7 15 with the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Gardens
Nancy Orn Honored On Fifth Birthday
Mrs. Victor Orn hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Nancy marking her fifth birthday with seventeen guests. Festivities included games contests and a group photo as well as favors horns and balloons. A birthday lunch of ice cream and cake followed for the guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Orn
Nancy
Jimmy Akan
Laddie Group
Mary Lou Spiesman
Rita Downey
Florine Pier
Doris Lillie
Sinda Perry
Barbara Lee
Constance Hildebrand
Kathleen Akam
Barbara Harmon
Georgine Pappas
Jon, Miller
Jimmie Akam
David Anderson
Jackie Merker
David Famehita
Mes Mynford Williams Honored at Shower
Mes Mynford Williams was lauded at a shower hosted by her sisters Mrs Rodney Knowlton and Mrs Sherman Spauding at the Knowlton home 594 North Center Street. Guests included Mrs Donald Gates Mrs John Potocki and Mrs Richie Shepard who received awards. Hostesses served salad and dessert. other attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtor Walllams
Rodney Knowlton
Sherman Spauding
Knowlton
North Center Street
Donald Gates
John Potocki
Richie Shepard
John Eldridge
Lawrence Hanson
Stanley Henton
Hlof Dahl
Joseph Gronostar
Birthday Party for Jean Marie Johnston
Jean Marie Johnston daughters of Mr and Mrs Johnston celebrated her thirteenth birthday Saturday afternoon with ten girl friends at home. They held a muds contest won by Jene Waterhouse and Marilyn Wallace, bingo prizes went to Betty Johnson and Grace Middleton, refreshments featured a centerpiece of spring towers and yellow candles, and gifts and birthday wishes were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HSS
JEAD
Jean Marie
June Waterhouse
Jean
Doella
Westley
June Houghting
Jean Splesman
Farth Lopus
Hyllis Scott
Betty Lou Johnson
Stace Middleton
Marilyn Wal
Lee
Seven Gra-Clubs Family Night Planned at Concord High
The seven Gra clubs of Concord and Washington schools plan a family night on Wednesday at 1 30 o clock in the high school auditorium. Club members will host the program featuring colored pictures depicting the life of Christ. Parents relatives and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Washington
Christ
Grave Club
Dinner guests at Hust Pleasant street event hosted by Mr and Mrs Danner
Mr and Mrs Lester Danner hosted a dinner Sunday at their Hust Pleasant street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs H B Reed, Mr and Mrs O J Aymong and children Jack Dottie Nest, Mrs Roy Reed, Miss Gertrude Reed of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Mum Danner of Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Danners
Lester Danner
Hust Pleasant Street
H. 8
Reed
0. J. Aymong
Jack, Dottie
Nest”tor
Roy Reed
Gertrude Reed
Cleveland
Mum Danner
Union City
Local Births Report Several New Arrivals Across City
A daughter Paula Kay born May 3 to Mr and Mrs Edmond Sheline. Mrs Sheline formerly Bernice Wade of this city. A son born Sunday at Stemn Memorial hospital in Union City to Lieut and Mrs John Ryland of Union City. Mrs Ryland formerly Louise Smith daughter of and Mrs Paul Smith of Union City. Lieut Ryland serving on the Great Lakes steamship Crete. A daughter born Sunday afternoon at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Samuel B Stultz of R D 3 Corry. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert W Hunt of 6114 West Columbus Avenue this morning at Corry hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Kay
Edmond Sheline
Sheline
Bernice Wade
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Union City
John Ryland
Ryland
Louise Smith
M's. Paul Smith
Lieut
Great Lakes
Crete
Corry Hospital
Samuel B. Stultz
Corry
Ans
Robert W. Hunt
West
Columbus Avenue
Sherman Boy Is Killed In Action
War Department announces Pfc Wayne H Steinhoff 24 killed in action in North Africa. He was among six Western New York state boys listed among 186 casualties. Son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Steinhoff, a Chautauqua High School graduate who enlisted after Madison Barracks service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Wayne H. Steinhoff
North Africa
War Department
Sherman
New York State
Steinhof
Clarence Steihof
Chautauqua High School
Africa
Aged Corry Resident Charles Ross Found Dead at Farm
Charles Ross aged Corry resident was found dead in his trailer on the Ralph Heath farm atop the macadam hill near the fly about 8:00 this morning. George Heath discovered him as he closed the trailer door. Ross likely died last night while preparing to retire. Survived by one daughter in Erie, two brothers George and Clarence 16, two sisters Mrs Leonard Loveless Mayville and Mrs Milton Hoyt North East Pa, funeral plans incomplete.
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Charles Ross
Corry
Ralph Heath
Nerth
George Heath
Ross
Erie
Puneral
George
Clarénce
Leonard Loveless
Mayvile
Milton Hoyt
North East, Pa
Local Sports Note Highlights Pledges and Practice
A fragment from a local sports section notes ongoing practice sessions and team plans. It mentions upcoming games, league activity, and new signings, with emphasis on preparation and future matchups. The text hints at various teams, players, and community involvement in the season ahead.
Bombers Edge Opponents in Unclear Season Tilt
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered mentions of teams, cities, and players. Despite garbling, references to Bombers and various cities imply a sports recap with uncertain outcomes and unclear details. The piece reads like a stray league update with multiple misreads.
The $64 Towers Is Count Flee Whirkaway and Galas Innters
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided text fragment. The readable words include prices and names but lack clear event, place, or organization to anchor a factual card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flee Whirkaway
Galasinners
Rambling Followers Rally for Big Season Start
The text reports on a rambling followers group and their plans for a new season, mentioning dates around June 30 and July 18, 1920, Meadville ball, and a kicker noted in early action. It cites a season figure of 220,348 dollars and outlines expectations for the coming games and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Ameria
Meadville
Bears
Bay
Abes
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