Real estate deal nets 109 homes in Dagus Mines district
Dagus Mines Ridgway November 1 A Pittsburgh firm Northwest Mining and Exchange Co sold 109 houses to Standard Real Estate Co owned by Sidney and Zola Klein for an undisclosed sum. Benjamin Klein will manage a newly established Dagus Mines office to oversee remodeling and selling operations.
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Dagus Mines
Ridgway
Standard Reat, Estate Co
Pittsburgh
Dagus
Northiwest Mining and Exchange Co
Sidney and
Zola Klein
Benjamin Klein
Clearfield Man Held for Slashing in Crystal Lake
Richard E. Turner, 42, of Glenfield, Pa., was held on charges of intent to kill after slashing a Crystal Lake man, 55, in an incident that followed a tavern encounter between Tyner and Ernest Obst. Obst was hospitalized and reported in favorable condition.
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Associated Press
Crystal Lake
Richard E. Turner
Glenreld
Turner
McHenry County
Benty A. Nulle
Tyner
Ernest Obst
Nullé
Obst
Kiwanis meeting discusses railroads and community plans
Members of the Kiwanis Club heard Erie Railroad official Phillips explain freight costs and the small gains in rail charges since 1941. Final plans were made for Boy Scout paper drives on Sunday November 3, with collectors meeting at Crawford Woods.
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MouWay
Kiwanis Glib
Phillips
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Rite
Crawford M. Woods Company
First Avenue
Fred Hoenes
Personal Shower For Miss Barbara Orn
Miss Leona Holton hosted a personal shower for Barbara Orn at her Fairview Street home with thirteen guests. The event celebrated Miss Orn’s upcoming marriage to Joseph Laraia at the Lutheran Church, featuring games, awards won by Miss Orn and others, perfection salad, hot rolls, bridecake, coffee, and a decorated umbrella gift. Guests included Mrs W L Holton and Mrs Abn Esterbrook, among others.
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Barbara Orn
Leona Holton
Fairview Street
Joseph Laraia
Miss Orn
Jane Ficcardi
Mildred Heenel
W. L. Holton
al Holton
Abn Esterbrook
Jessie Wojtaszek
Evelyn Wiggers
Allene Wardink
Shirley Ohrn
Mary Orn
Jeannette Baresi
Julia Zepha
Virginia Armitage
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner at Hotel Corry
Mrs Horton Davis hosted a Bridge Club dinner party at the Hotel Corry in the main dining room last evening. Eight club members attended the 8:30 dinner, then gathered at the Davis home on West Congress Street for cards. Mrs J H McCracken and Mrs Raymond Anderson won prizes, with Mrs Harold Powell and Mrs J Langton Rowe tying for the special award. Next Thursday’s meeting will be at Mrs Powell of North Center Street.
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Katherine Reynolds
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Tokt
the Warren
State Hospital
Paul Forgach
San Diego
Galil
Tor Brio
California
Bear Lake
Dre Clark
Bentenville
Arte
Willian Bensink
Fred Carroll
William Kngrall
Edward Mallick
Union City
C. M. Woods
First Avenue
Doris Heintz
East al Street
Matilda Pettit
Hampi
Warren
Leo Brown
Carry
Kansas City
Patricia Ohm
Villa Maria
Albert
Ohm
R. D
Corry
Joseph Anderson
James, Town
Robert. Booth
Susith
Middleburg
Harrisburg
Gerald Clark
Rose Brew
Gerald Clark, Jr
J. W. Moore
West Frederick Street
Evie
W. B. Richards
Greyhound Bus Company
Cleveland
Joseph Pitcavage
Columbus
Shearldine Foley
Mary Jane
Conneaut, O
Margaret Jones
Greenville
Frank Say
North Center Street
P. E. Jones
M. H. VanDresar
Katherine Wail
Cambridge Springs
Philadelphia
Wiliams ‘D. Wesf
U.S. Naval Base
William Waisall
John A. Blatt
East South Street
Chicago
Ralph Swart
Roy Swatt
Carl Pallom
Leslie Lewis
Livcony G, LB
Tei Hones
Syrapne
Bridge Club
Horton Davis
Davis
West Congress Street
J. H. McCracken
Raymond Anderson
Fifteen Guests Attend Hallowe'en Party at Titch Home
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Titch entertained fifteen guests at a Hallowe'en gathering last night. Games and stunts provided entertainment while Mrs. Titch and Mrs. Harry Morton served salad, sandwiches, pickles, cake, cookies, apples, and candies late in the evening.
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Hallowe‘en
Archie ‘Titch
Miss Virginia Purcell Heads Tri-Hi-Tik Club Election
Miss Virginia Purcell was elected president of the Tri-Hi-Y at the Cosy Sealey High School 1st meeting of the year. Officers elected include Joan Feldt as vice president Martha Dimick as recording secretary Helen Siehynski as corresponding secretary Therese Bognigk as treasurer Betty Jean Anderson as social chairman Dorothy Aymons as program chairman The group plans a Christmas Teen Age formal dance and basketball participation with Ruth Bennett the senior high faculty advisor.
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Uyuy Nuyes
Cosy Sealey High School
Clyde Shorebarger
Virginia Purcell
Joan Feldt
Martha Dimick
Helen Siehynski
Theres Bognigk
Betty Jean Anderson
Dorothy Aymons
Wrrts
Ruth Bennett
Senir
Halloween Dance At VFW Home Draws Fifty Couples
Fifty couples attended the Hallowe'en dance at the VFW Home on West Washington Street last evening. Merrill Lillie and his orchestra provided music from nine to one. Costume judging crowned winners including Mrs. Clara B. Hmght as first, Mrs. C. J. Aymony second, Mrs. T. Boland third, and Miss Phyliis Alum fourth.
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V.F.W
TI. Boland
Phyliis Alum
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Veronica Malec in Warren
A recent bridal shower for Miss Veronica Malec of Warren was hosted by Mrs. August DeMauri and Mrs. Robert Wotus on West Washington street. Seventeen guests from Eric, Warren, and the city attended. Prizes were won by Miss Mateo and Mrs. Frances Sventek in a Bingo game. Centerpieces featured a decorated bridecake and a luncheon of salad and dessert. The guest of honor received many thoughtful gifts.
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Veronica Malec
August DeMauri
Robert Wotus
Washington Street
Warren
Eric
Prises
Mateo
Frances Sventek
Night Masquerade by Women's Relief Corps No 49
Mrs Ross Westley hosted a Halloween masquerade at 5 on a Nome street for Women s Relief Corps No 49 with twenty members and three guests in costume. Prizes went to Mrs Mabel Halfast and Mrs Rose Fredell for originality and humor. Aunt Jemima hostess outfit. pumpkin pie doughnuts and coffee served.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Ross Westley
Worth Street
Rome
Hell Howe
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
Dan Culver
Lawrence Clarke
Myrna Peterson
Mabel Halfast
Rose Fredell
Aunt Jemima
Highway Men Guests At Sciota Aid Dinner
The Sciota Aid Society hosted a dinner for 28 Indies and 21 highway workers aiding the Curry-Clymer road project. Mrs. Homer Kolson led the business session and the afternoon included sewing and visiting. A follow up meeting is planned for November 6 with Mrs. William Bennink as hostess.
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Sciota
Wilbur Camp
Curry
Noo
Curry- Clymer Road
Homer Kolson
William Bennink
State Line Rau
Pichway Department
Five Hundred Attend Corry Club Hallowe'en Parties
Five hundred youths from Y clubs across Corry enjoyed Halloween gatherings with ninety dozen doughnuts and twenty seven cases of chocolate mills. Parties started as early as 2 15 PM, with the Tri Hi Club at 3 15 PM hosting an ambusites session. Clyde Shotybargey attended multiple events across the city.
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O' Dock
Clyde Shotybargey
William Storer Hosts Halloween Party for Local Boys
William Storer entertained a group of boys at his Ehie street home for a Halloween party from 6 until 4. Guests included Richard Staples Erick Lansne Philip Shapter William Brown William Waterhouse Allen James Grant Donald Wood Joh Shoreburser and Harold Rhodes. The Storer home was festively decorated and dinner was served at 6 with favors for guests. The evening featured games and masked costumes with Masters Stiles and Lansare winning prizes for outstanding outfits.
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William Storer
Hallowe'en
Ehie Street
Richard Staples
Erick Lansne
Philip Shapter
William Brown
William Waterhouse
Allen
James Grant
Donald Wood
Joh Shoreburser
Harold x
Charles Rhodes
Hallowe'en Mall
Masters Stiles and
Lansare
Prives
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