Wounded Evacuations From Halloran Continue From Newark
Twelve ambulance planes leave Newark Airport carrying 204 wounded from Halloran General Hospital Staten Island to nearby hospitals. The three day total reaches 640 moved. 207 moved today include 40 litter cases. Also notes milk and dairy comprise over 25 percent of 1700 pounds of principal daily consumption.
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Associmion Srress
Newark
WN. J
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Halloran Hospital
PTA Council Advances Cafeteria Supervision To Board
Washington School PTA members voted to permit the school cafeterias at Junior High and Senior High to be supervised by the board of education. AML equipment and stock were donated to the school board. Officers were elected: Mildred Denton president, Alton Klinger vice president, Leslie Wells secretary, Harland Blanchard treasurer. a community dinner preceded the meeting and Rev. R. R. Merriman offered invocational remarks. The adjourned program featured a flag salute led by RS. Dewey, a vocal number, readings, and songs.
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Parent-Teacher Association Council
Hell
Washington School
Board of Education
AML
Mildred » Denton
Alton Klinger
Leslie Wells
Harland Blanchard
Tireen
Washington
F.T. A
R. R
Postal Service
Jocal
Federal
James, Sullivan
Corry Red Cross Chapter Raises Surgical Dressings Quota
The Army releases 27 100,000 yards of gauze to the Red Cross, lifting the Corry Chapter quota for May to 18,000 dressings and setting June at 27,000 with July at 48,000. The Red Cross will deliver 100,000 completed dressings monthly, requiring many new volunteers to meet the surge. Dressings use two by two and four by four gauge sponges. sent in waterproof wartime containers. Volunteering hours are daily at the federal building, with extra helpers urged to meet the increased demand.
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Red Cross
Corry
Neit
HL. A. Gilbert
Diess
Nes
War Ironts
War Department
Pilock
Bride-Elect Kathryn McEldowney Honored at Shower
Miss Kathryn McEldowney, sister of Betty McEldowney, was feted at the East Main Street home of the McEldowneys Tuesday evening in anticipation of her marriage to Bruce Spangler Saturday. Guests included Mildred Proctor, Virginia Armitage, Joan McCray, Shirley Hinman, Helen Chapel, Jean Manley, and Mrs. Albert Sweet. Games, music, and a shower of kitchen ware accompanied refreshments of pavide’s cake and jello. The table decorations featured white shower favors.
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Betty McEldowney
Opal Triscult
McEldowney
East Main Street
Kathryn McEldowney
Bruce Spangler
Mildred Proctor
Virginia Armitage
Joan McCray
Shirley Hinman
Helen Chapel
Jean Manley
Albert Sweet
San Francisco Man Guests at Corry Rotary Dinner
eniip K. Hilstrom of San Francisco was a guest of the Corry Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry dinner. He tented the evening with several vocal numbers accompanied by Miss Helen Rowe. Arrangements were made for a Corry Rotary representative to attend the inter city Jamestown New York meeting on June 6. Other guests included D A Hillstrom Miss Rowe 5 F Anderson and Captain J D Watson on leave from overseas service.
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Eniip K. Hilstrom
San Francisco
Corry
Aind
Sevral
Helen Rowe
Wellity
Petri
Nilson
Warren Cooperative Annual Meeting in Youngsville Pa
The Warren Electric Cooperative held its annual meeting Monday evening May 19 in the Youngsville High School auditorium. Judge Allison Wade and Attorney John Stuart spoke on cooperative growth. Paul Triscuit was elected president with officers Arthur Hill Leo Whiteley Homer A Manley and others continuing in roles. two thousand dollar war bonds were won by Mrs. Doin Logan Lawrence Johnson and George Bensiik.
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Warren Cooperative
Warren Electric Cooperative, the
Warren County
Youngsville
Allison Wade
John Stuart
Warren
Paul Triscuit
Arthur Hill
Leo Whiteley
Homer A. Manley
Steve Bosco
Paul Triscult
Ira Johnson
Axel Dohnsm
Lean Whiteley
Amici Sewing Circle Donates to Church Fund
Amici Sewing Circle met Tuesday at Mrs H J Smith's home in Bust Wayne sized with fifteen members and one guest present. Mrs Lynn Campbell led devotions. Mrs Marshall Sher wood oversaw business. a Jette from Mildred Young of Jonaney Ky was read. The circle voted to contribute to the ministerial retirement fund and welcomed new members Mrs Carl Wengert Mrs Crosby Bush and Mrs Meggitt Deyo. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs Leon Bloss Mrs Glenn Humes and Mrs Lynn Campbell.
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Agnes
H. J. Smith
Wayne
Lynn Campbell
Marshall Sherwood
Mildred Young
Jonaney
Toor
Carl Wengert
Crosby Bush
Meggitt Deyo
Leon Bloss
Glenn Humes
Raymond Employees Honor Miss Curtis at Dinner
Seventeen women from the Raymond office departments held a dinner at Hotel Corry to honor Miss Jean Curtis as she leaves to join Curtis Jewelry Store management. The gathering included gifts of remembrance. Mrs Norbert Bachemer was planned to attend but could not return from Fort Knox Kentucky in time.
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Raymond
Hotel Corry
Jean Curtis
Curtis Jewelry
Tne
Baptist Mother-Daughter Banquet Tonight at Avenue 5
The Baptist Church hosts a mother and daughter banquet at 6:30 this evening with the congregation serving supper. Guest speaker Mrs W A Danowsky, missionary to the Seneca Indians living in South Dayton New York, will deliver readings and music.
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Baptist Church
W. A. Danowsky
Dayton
N. Y
Larry Lowe 2 Honored At Birthday Party
A birthday party for Larry Lowe aged two was hosted by his mother on West Pleasant Street Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 8 30. Several children attended and were served sandwiches jello birthday cake and milk. Each child received lollipops and picture books as Larry received gifts from Elsie Hunt Bobby Hunt Jimmy Paulson Chippy Paulson David Whitehead Jan Seamans Jan VanDresar Loren Hasbrouck Shirley Hasbrouck Sandra Devereaux Linda McMahon Sandra Welch Betty Gleason Freddie Brockman Larry Langhurst Garry Langhurst and Judy McMichael of Titusville.
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West Pleasant Street
Larry
Elsie
Bobby Hunt
Jimmy
Chippy Paulson
David Whitehead
Jan Seamans
Jan VanDresar
Loren
Shirley Hasbrouck
Sandra Devereaux
Linda McMahon
Sandra Welcht
Betty Gleason
Freddie Brockman
Garry Langhurst
Judy Mc Michael
Titusville
Plans For Institute At First Methodist June 8
Sirs. Fred Ross hosted a W G T U meeting with opening devotions by Mrs Emma Heart who read Wits End Corner. Mrs George Chase led the business and a delegate was voted for the Youths Temperance Council training school at Grantham Pa from June 24 to July 1. Local institute arrangements were discussed for Tuesday June 8 at the First Methodist Church with morning and afternoon sessions and a noon tureen dinner. Mrs Chase reported on the regional conference at Butler Pa and refreshments were served after.
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Fred Ross
W. G
T. U
Emma Heart
Wits End Corner
George Chase
First Methodist
Chase
Butler
C. c. Warner
Miss Jeanette Baressi Hosts Card Club Evening
Miss Jeanette Baressi entertained her card club at home on East Smith Street last evening. Honors for two tables of five were won by Miss Katherine Greens, Miss Delores Greens, Miss Gertrude Crowell, and guest Mrs Rodney Knowlton with Miss Martha Corbin as a cited participant.
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Jeanette Bares
East Smith Street
Katherine and
Delores Greens
Gertrude Crowell
Rodney Knowlton
Martha Corbin
Radio Tonight Schedule Mixes Comedies Dramas and Music
Tonight on NBC and MBS networks a varied lineup includes Mrp and Mrs North at 8 40, Beat the Bind at 9, Eddie Cantor and Bill Gargan at 9 80, District Attorney at 9 80, Kay Kyser Hour at 11 40, Pauline Lord in Anna Christie and Frankie Carles Band at 8 90, Dr Christian at 9 90, Jack Garfon at 10 30, Report to Nation. Blu Carrie Boswell offers My Best Girls drama and Dup Nipner’s. Johnny Tong Band at 9 20 and Soldiers With Winks at 10 30. Halls of Montezuma and Xavier Cugat at 8 90 and 9 30 on MBS with First Nighter Drama at 10 15 and Dovjald M Nelson from Tater-American Development Timer.
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NBC
Birthday Party Noted By Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting last evening with a birthday group as guests of honor. Members celebrated birthdays this month while Mrs Arthur Mapes Mrs K Havenstain Miss Pauline Sansan Mrs Howard Loveland and Mrs G W Akam attended. President Mrs Frederick Beall conducted a brief business session before the social hour. Refreshments were provided by Mrs G W Akum Mrs Jol Chen and Mrs Mary Roberts featuring ice cream and birthday cakes.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Arthur Mapes
K. Havenstain
Pauline Swansan
Howard Loveland
G. W. Akam
Frederick Beall
G. W. Akum
Jol Chen
Mary Roberts
Card Club Hosts Mrs. Franz at Baal Congress Street
Mrs Robert Franz hosted a card club last evening at her home on Baal Congress Street. In a five hundred game, prizes went to Mrs Albert Fox, Mrs Frank Ferry, and Mrs John Maloney. A delicious salad luncheon was served to end the evening.
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Robert Franz
Robert Frang
Baal Congress
Albert Fox
Frank Ferry
John Maloney
W. S. C. S Mother and Daughter Banquet Notice
The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist Church hosts a Mother and Daughter banquet on Tuesday evening May 28. Dinner at 6 30 in the church dining room, followed by a program and social hour. Reservations through Mrs Willis Brown, Mrs O A Johnson, or Mrs Fred Ross by Saturday. no reservations after.
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Methodist Church
Willis Brown
0. A. Johnson
Fred Ross
Son born to Mr and Mrs Louis Kelsey at Cory Hospital
A baby boy was born yesterday afternoon at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Kelsey of Spring Greek. The infant joins the family with both mother and child reported in good condition.
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The
Cory Hospital
Louis Kelsey
Knox Leaves Estate Worth Two Million Dollars
Navy Secretary Frank Knox died April 28 leaving an estate estimated at 2 million dollars. He left his Chicago Daily News stake to his widow Annie Reid Knox in trust for her life, with the Union Tender Publishing Company stock also to her. Knox died in Washington.
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Chicago
Navy
Frank Knox
Colonel Knox
Chicago Daily News
Annie Reid Knox
Uniontender Publishing Company
Manchester
N. HL
Knox
Roosevelt Nominates Gardner for Rear Admiral Post
May 17 Roosevelt announces Captain Matthias B Gardner USN previously stationed at State College Pennsylvania as nominee for rear admiral in the Navy. Gardner is named by President Roosevelt in a formal nomination issued today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Matthias B. Gardner
U.s.nj
Col+ lege
Treasury daily report May 19 balance and debt figures
Treasury data from Washington on May 11 show receipts 188,119,00442 dollars and expenditures 280,068,806.64 with a net balance of 10,805,611,013.99. The total debt stands at 187,290,728,080.96, reflecting a decrease of 286,160,125.46 from the previous day.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
U. S. Treasury
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