Heaton Ladies Meet at Mrs Marsh Home In Outing
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship assembled at Mrs. Carl Marsh’s Outing home for a social evening. Mrs. James Belman led devotions and Mrs. Bruce Thomias presided. A chicken dinner, Thanksgiving article reading by Miss Gladys Bozart, and a social hour with games followed. Funds supported Missionary Hattie Linendell. no pound shower was held. Miss Eva Kepler won a contest award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Carl Marsh
James Belman
Bruce ‘Thomias
Mise Hattie Linendell
North
Caroline
Gladys Bozart
Eva Kepler
Capt Gerry White Honored At Local Party
Capt Gerry White, whip, was guest of honor at a Tuesday evening party hosted by his mother Mrs Florence White on West Columbus Avenue. Fourteen guests attended games and visiting, followed by luncheon. Attendees included Mrs M J Cordin of Clymer, Mrs William Armitage of Spring Creek, and Miss Thomas of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry White
Florence White
Columbus Avenue
M. J. Cordin
Clymer
Willam Armitage
Spring Creek
Thomas
Warren
Mrs Chirienzio Hosts Sydaobon Club Meeting
The Sydaobon Club met at Mrs Carl Chirlenzio's Firts avenue home yesterday. Attendees enjoyed card games and chatting. awards went to Mrs Thomas Varasso and Mrs Frank Perry. Dessert lunch followed. guests included Mrs George Mc Mahon and others. Mrs Frank Perry to host next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chirienzio
Sydaobon Club
Carl Chirlenzio
Firts Avenue
Thomas Varasso
Frank Perry
Chirienzio
George McMahon
Thomas Verasso
Ralph Chirienzio
Frank Petty
Michael Piccirilio
T. Club Meets With Mrs. Saxton
The T. Club meets at Mrs. Saxton's Fifth Street home in an evening gathering. Five hundred was played with Mrs. Louis Lundy and Mrs. Thomas Garrity winning awards. A salad lunch followed for eight guests. next meeting set with Mrs. George Stanford on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Louis Lundy
Thomas Garrity
George Stanford
Seventh Street
Mrs Frank Lathrop Hosts Y W O Club Event
Mrs Frank Lathrop hosted a YW O club gathering on Tuesday evening with five hundred played. Prizes were won by Mrs A A Merker and Miss Dera Ficcardi. The hostess served a salad course to a group including Mrs E A Bachalvier Mrs Merritt Hunt Mrs Gerald Staples Mrs Richard Meriter Mrs A A Merker Mrs Marie Landers and Miss Dera Picesrdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lathrop
YW. O
A.A. Merker
Dera Ficcardi
E. A. Bachalvier
Merritt Hunt
Gerald Staples
Richard Meriter
A. A. Merker
Marie Landers
Dera Picesrdi
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families Today
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bernard McEvoy of 404 West Wayne Street. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Jack Clark of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Bernard McEvoy
West
Wayne Street
Bor
Jack Glark
Spartansburg
Local telegrams from Erie note numerous visitors and travel
Walter Moul leaves for Yorke Pennsylvania amid family illness concerns. Many residents travel to Erie for visits with relatives, including Mrs. Richard Merker, Mrs. Esther Fredluid, Miss Joyce Margott, and Mrs. Lennard Stockton. Others, like Sgt. Millard Engle, are on furlough from Stuttgart, Arkansas. Pendleton Brown returns from Nichols College to stay with relatives. Mrs. Koestner visits Spring Creek with her father, W. L. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moul
Pennsylvania Telephone
Yorke
George Glens Davis
The
Seabees
Staton
Norfolk
Richard Merker
Esther Fredluid
Erie
Wits Pier and Sons
Richard
Emmett Price
Hugh O'Hare
William Kettering
Westfeld
N.Y
Katherine Kettering
Mast South’ Street
Harry Roberts
Jamestown
Roberts
Corry Hospital
Mike Chamulak
U. S.1 Coast Guards
John H. McClarken
East Frederick Street
George Mallick Jeft
Glenn Shepard
Ernest Royer
Dorothy Redmond
L. B. Nichols
Spartansburg
Sergt. Millard Engle
John Lloyd
Air Field
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Pendleton Brown
Nichols College
Dudley
Mass
Harold Gilbert
West Church Street
George Hoestner
Kathleen
Spring Creek
Wayne Teachers Meet With Mrs Randall in Pleasant Evening
NSMIP teachers spent a very pleasant evening at the home of Mrs Harold Randall of West Smith Street. The gathering honored Mrs Randall for steadfast cooperation. Games and visiting followed by refreshments, guests hoped for future meetings and continued fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
NSMIP
Harold Randall
West Smith Street
Lee McCray Feted Before Army Service
The Aero Supply shop on First Avenue hosted a farewell dinner for Lee McCray of Sea For Army who left for military service. About thirty Aero employees attended at the Greyhound Post House last evening. McCray received a 9 farewell gift and best wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McCray
Army
Aero Supply
First Avenue
Lee McQuiy
Greyhound Post House
Nns Aero
Mr. McCray
Eastern Star OKs St John s Day dinner plans
Corry City Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with thirty members present. Mrs. M. R. Greene presided as worthy matron. committees were named for the St John s Day banquet on December 28. The November benefit carlvity was postponed until after the new year and refreshments were served by Mrs. Morris Bernstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
St. John’s Day
Corry City
Order of Fasten Star
Masonic Temple
M. R. Greene
Lanquet
Dresimber
Carlievty
Myx
Morris Bernstein
California guest honored at luncheon at East Predenck street
Mrs. Robert Ott hosted a 2 p.m. luncheon at her East Predenck Street home in honor of her house guest Mrs. Grocp Penniman of Santa Monica California. After lunch guests played Chinese checkers with Mrs. Penniman and Mrs. Leon Lindsley winning prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Robert Ott
Wincheon
East Predenck Street
Hay
Grocp Pennimar
Santa Monica
Calif
Penniman
Leon Lindsley
Nancy Sue Cass Birthday Celebration at Home
Nancy Sue Cass was honored on her twelfth birthday with a birthday party at her home on East Congress Street. Fourteen guests joined in games and music, then a birthday lunch. Gifts were exchanged from friends Pelott, Barbara Thornton, Virginia Purcell, Gertrude Wood, Jean Holler, Donna Crawford, Billy Hall, Judy Windahl, Sonny Morgen, Charles and Richard Geertson, William Trostle and Jim Cliftord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Congress Street
Nancy Sue
Nancy
Wer Foun Pélott
Barbara Thornton
Virginia Purcell
Gertrude Wood
Jean Holler
Donna Grawford
Billy Hall
Juhi Windahl
Sonny Morgen
Charles
Richard Geertson
Wiliam Trostle
James Clitford
Edith Carter Feted On Birthday In Ben Lake Honor
Mrs Edith Carter Prantlin street celebrated her birthday with afternoon visits from Jennie Bensink Gata Loomis Louise Pieter and Lila Carter of Ben Lake and North East ladies. Mo and Edward Miller hosted a 4 bingo party after dinner at Hotel Corty with cake ice cream and coffee for guests including Blanche German HP Babcock Alien Foote Albert Shaffer and Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Carter
Edith Carter Prantlin
Blanche German
HP. Babcock
Alien Foote
Albert Shaffer
Shirley
Lutheran Ladies Aid In Regular Session
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran church met yesterday with twenty five attendees. Members reviewed bake sale results and planned the Christmas bakery event in December at the church. Hosts Mrs Staples and Mrs Lathrop served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Dhneh
Witfren
Mig. Geri Staples
Merritt
Prank Lathrop
Marines Losses Reported In Naval Casualty List
The Navy announced casualties for the period between October 18 and ? detailing Harold C. Parlaid reported wounded and Carl Goreyasil identified among Marines tied to Port Allegany. The report cites addresses in Erie and notes 985 East 2th Street as a residence reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Goreyasil
U.S
East 2Th Street
Erie
Harold C
Parlaid
Port Allegany
U.S. Navy
Jury to be charged in bank theft case in Stroudsburg
Federal Judge Alvert W. Johnson instructed the jury in Scranton Pa in the August 1941 Stroudsburg National Bank robbery trial. Defendants Ralph Green Hoboken and William Vasilick Passion faced the panel as defense disputed the government’s evidence offered in summation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scranton
Alvert W. Johnson
Ralph Green
Hoboken
William Vasilick
Passion
Stroudsburg
National Buk Anessengers
U. S
Greco
Vasilick
Didge Johnson
Man found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in Erie
A jury of 11 men and six women convicted Dee Finney, 42, of 416 Wilson Street, of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Clarence Bradley of the same address. Judge Elmer L. Evans presided, verdict returned at 9:15 p.m. Wednesday, with sentencing deferred to next week and a potential sentence from three and a half to seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Noy
Dee Finney
Neeto
Wilson Street
Clarence Bradley
Tie Bro
Mudge
Elmer L. Evans
Idas
Pinney
New Beauty Shop to Open Here Friday
Mrs. arog Mewiroy opens The Louise beauty shop from her home on South Center Street. The project follows training at Jacuua Beauty Shop and invites local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arog Mewiroy
Louise
South Center Street
Feiday
Merleny
Wie
Pcb
Death of Union City farmer after bull attack prompt finds
November 1 report states no inquest will be held into the death of Theodore C. Dahn, 67, of Union City, killed by a bull on his Erie County farm. Deputy Coroner Arthur Crowe announced the decision. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the late residence. interment will be in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Farmer Brie
Theodore CG Dahn
Union City
Mery
Erie
Arthur Crowe
Union
Unclear Military Push Near Tunis Reported
Fragmentary text describes a push toward Tunis with references to American armored columns, French and British positions, and Allied air support possibly assembling. Mentions Wider Bougie Bougie and Bigerte with uncertain timing and the idea of thousands of planes potentially joining the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Hage One
Bigerte
Clandeleus
Uehrer
Tunisia
Kerosé
Bikerte
Ister Alger
Ares
Yaviber
Uhun Bougie
Aerial Battle Hopes Rise Amid War Efforts
Mediterranea notes the prospect of a major aerial clash, calling it perhaps the greatest of the war, acknowledging it may exceed some individuals' means yet stressing its potential significance and the high stakes involved.
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Damon Runyon
Broadway
Nat Av
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Damon Runyons
Colliers Magazine
Fuigene Palletie
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Capt
Gall
Healy
Wilcox Grocery
Dial
Pillsbury
Lake Shore
Nancy Sue Cass
Finney
Helen
Center St
Syria
Kraut Cutters
Dorothy Perkins
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
ST. Elope
Sela
Tal
Carrie
Caldwells
Jed
Mineral Alavy
Meads Pablumbol
Sau Vicks
VapoRub
Hinds
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Poyias
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