First Birthday Party Honors George Ely
Mrs. William Ely hosted a party at 7 Snyder Circle for her son George on his first birthday. Attending were Mrs. James Woodworth and son James, Mrs. Dora Staines, Mrs. Richard Shefter, Mrs. George Wilcox and daughter Susanne, Mrs. Dale Rickerson and daughter Sandra, and three guests from Jamestown, Mrs. Richard Englund and son Dick, and Mrs. Worth Atkins. George received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ely
William Ely
Snyder Civele
George
James Woodworth
James
Dora Staines
Richard Shefter
George Wilcox
Susanne
Dale Rickerson
Davehter Sandra
Jamestown
Richard Englund
Worth Atkins
Mildred Schramling Weds Lee Peeples in Presbyterian Ceremony
Mildred Mase Schramling daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schramling of Columbus and Lee Archer Peeples of Youngsville were married in a Sunday 12 30 pm ceremony at the Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev G L Boyd The bride wore white maruadette with pink accents and carried calla lilies The groom was attended by Blair Crash The newlyweds planned a home at 410 South Main Youngsville after a brief trip through Ohio both had local school and work ties The notice also mentions John Lite visiting relatives in Butler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Schramling
Lee Peeples
Mildred Mase Schramling
Frank Schramling
Columbus
Lee Archer Peeples
Youngsville
Nuvrigge
G. L. Boyd
Myrna Schramling
Blair Crash
Tarbell
National Forge and Ordnance Company
It Trying
L. P. Cook
Connewal Hake
Henry Miller
Buffalo
W. A. Stein Und Family
Mast
Frederick Street
W McElroy
G. B. Higsar
Peebles
Sharon
J. C. Avery
Albert Miller
Mary Kathryn
Bullalo
Neylon Schreckenigost
Margaret Bartholme
Agnes Loabowski
B. G. Schreckengost
Barnes, Pa
Hate Abbey
Herbert Blocker
Vilvarasso
Ind
Carrie Ditton
Blanche Hurbot
North Center Street
Doris Alta
Tisza
Beth Sheely
Marienville
Archie Alum
W. B. Jordan
Akron
L. J. White
Pan‘ama
Ivan Dowrley
Wayne Street
Charlotte Nagel
George Nagél
East Wayne Street
Maxforle Aaron
Helen Lee
South Center Street
Wesley Henry
Meadville
Mina Tenny
J.B. Howe
Brie
Jack Harrison
Lawrence Park
War relief and fashion notes in wartime era women
A roundup of women contributors to the war effort includes Mrs Henry Poid urging fruit preservation and sending dried apples to England, Marjorie Weaver saving tires by marketing via motor scooter, and Glen Ballon selling pieces of a famous collection for war relief. It notes fashion shifts and a broad roster of local social updates, wartime civic activities, and long lists of visits and travel among New York and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Wide World
Henry Poid
Motor Magnate
England
Marjorie Weaver
Hollywood
Glen Ballon
Hazel Corbin
New York Maternity Center
Brooklyn
Javelies
Witl War Production Board
Regulixtions Gjnn Bari
Joan Fontaine
Garde Landis
Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
House of Representatives
Senate
Fédération of Hostess and Professional Women’ Clubs
American Women’s Voluntary Services
Greater New York
Vassar College
Kate Smith
USO War Fund
Rise Stevens
Metropolitan Sper Co
Helen Jepson
Lily Pons
Irland
Cic
Australia says big Japanese force moving near
The report describes a major Japanese naval force advancing toward Australia and the Pacific theater. It notes ongoing engagements, with bombings of a seaplane tender, a tanker, and two submarines sunk or damaged. Air and sea counter actions continue from Port Moresby and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortheast
Australia
Ihewa
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed for Mr and Mrs Slye
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated at the Slye home in Wayne Township with a family dinner at noon Sunday and a reception for over a hundred friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Slye, married fifty years ago today in Wayne Township, have one daughter, Mrs. Hurlburt. Neighbors from nearby towns traveled to honor the couple, presenting gifts and bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Slyer
Arehia Fhirlburh
Wayne Township
Slye
Cyrus
Lucy Fills
Wayne Townshiry
L. L. Markham
Corry- Garler Hill
Hurlburt
Miss Jean Fairecloth MacArthur Remembered by Murfreesboro Folks
Murfreesboro Tenn May 11 Mrs Douglas MacArthur known to the world as Mrs America’s favorite hero sits in memory in her hometown as Miss Jean Fairecloth a vivacious Murfreesboro girl who kept miles and races of friendship across races and distances She born in Nashville raised in Murfreesboro daughter of C Faircloth banker and Sallie Beard later met General MacArthur aboard a liner to Shanghai and married in 1937 Their loyalty to friends and southern hospitality stand out in recollections from Estill Springs to Manila with a moving December 1941 note written to Cricket Seward confirming her dedication to friends and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escar Thompson
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Douglas MacArthur
America
Jean
Jean Marie Fairslett
MacArthur
Miss Dean
Matilda Dyom
Marvin
Judy) Corn
Mrs. Macarthur
Faireloth
Estill Springs
Australia
Jean Paircloth
Nashville
Orient
General MacArthur
Shanghai
Geveral
Ar Uuit Macarthur
Raymond Bowling League Banquet at Country Club
The Raymond Company held its annual bowling banquet at the Country Club on Saturday evening with about one hundred guests. Prizes were awarded to listed attendees including Fred Taylor Richard Monts Charles Skimmer John Malopey Pak Bachomer Fred Lauer Musthaw Stormes Carl Contos William Michell Bertrard Green Edward Paldt Gustave Eder Reymond Gilvon Karl Dimmick Laurie Baker Pete Dubrosky Joseph Hayes Ty Oltenbeck Walter Bertram Fred Mixer Hubert Welden W. S. Reed. The show featured Cleve Wud Welded a dozen performers including a magician marimba player and two dancers. The organizing committee members were Richard Orn Earl Dimmiel Amby Alien Clarence Mixer and Stacny Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bowling League
Raymond Company
Country Club
de Upians
Fred Taylor
Richard Monts
Charles Skimmer
John Malopey
Pak Bachomer
Fred Lauer
Musthaw Stormes
Carl Contos
William Michell
Bertrard Green
Edward Paldt
Gustave Eder
Reymond Gilvon
Karl Dimmick
Laurie Baker
Pete Dubrosky
Joseph Hayes
Birthday Party For Robert Coburn
Robert Coburn was pleasantly surprised at an eighth birthday party given by his mother Mrs Clarence Coburn at their Grand street home Saturday afternoon. Games were played and refreshments served to Mary and Junior Vendertoft David Appsuth Clayton Charlotte Reynolds Trene Broughton James Small Helen Bennett and Lois Helen Erma Coburn. Mrs Coburn was assisted by Mrs Douglas Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coburn
Robert Goburn
Clarence Coburn
Grand Street
Mary
Junior Vendertoft
David Apps
Uth Clayton
Charlotte Reynolds
Trene Broughton
James Small
Helen Bennett
Lois
Helen
Erma Coburn
Edinboro Hosts County Arts and Music Festival
Edinboro welcomed high school music groups from Corry to its county arts festival on Friday and Saturday. Directed by William D. Knowlton and Miss Tuise Hupp the mixed chorus and soloists performed in a judged event focused on constructive critique. Local ensembles also joined a massed band concert and a closing medley on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miemers
ENE
Corry
Edinboro
William D. Knowlton
Tuise Hupp
Plan For Reception to Rev John Love at St Thomas
Twenty members of St Thomas' Wshers Society met at Rits Restaurant after the eight o'clock mass to discuss plans for Rev John Love's reception on Sunday May 17 and conduct a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Wshers Society
Rits
John Love
Two Newborns Reported at Corry Area Hospitals
A daughter was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Albert Maker of Sipartene burg RD 3 formerly Hallie Kinney. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Herbert Drace of 3171 West Wayne Street. Mrs Drace was formerly Olga Honchosiy of Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borni
Corry Hospital
Albert Maker
Sipartene
Burg, RD. 3
Maker
Hallie Kinney
Herbert Drace
West Wayne Street
Drace
Olga Honchosiy
Union City
Fragmented OCR sports notes hint at regional standings
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bowling, a women’s congress, teams from Ohio Minnesota Pennsylvania and New York, and a planned managers meeting. It references a champion Woll, a core team, and a prize cut at time, with scattered names like Daley and Jersey. Further readable facts are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomrname
Philadelph
Bermuda
Northert
Tocol
Plannir
Makesmer Woll
Rennsylva
Ton
Ohio
Corget Ad Dion
Hhey Hey
Halt
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Rex
Nella Raeke
Charles Raeke
Esterday
John Lite
Butler_yester
Washington
Corry Hat Cleaning & Shoe Shining Parlor
North Center St
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Frieral DE Roar Disurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Fhis Bank Saeco
Tieut- Victor Gentilman
Fort Benhing
Joseph Gentilman
Ruchard Carlson
Endicott
N. Y
Mary Jean Mooney
Villa Marie
Cecilie Sullivan
Villa Marie College
D. J. Mooney
Park Street
J. R. Welch
Letchworth Park
Anson Bigelow
South Sirees
Harry Alexander
Ile Humpt Hospital
Anne Bugbee
Dorothy Bugbee
J. H. Armetson
Brie, and Corp
Harrison Rawson
Langley Field
Charles Bugbee
West Columbus Avenue
Ray Reggle
Linda Rae
Akamt
Mir
Dan Culver
Akam
Albert “Pitenvage
Washington, D
Ludwig Klemm
East South Street
Leslie Donaldson
Sir Joh
Spring Crete, Jre
Rochester
School of Nursing
University of Rochester
Maran Donelson
Ndered Mpathetervice
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Miss Jean
Cricket
Jeans
Miss Every Elghilinger
Mrs. Clark Beers
Grand Valley
Healy
Loblaw
Easton's
Blue Ribbon
Elizabeth Arden
Clandrew
Barneyman
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