Rotarians Hear Talk On Red Cross Activities
Rev H Van Houlengen of Emmanuel Episcopal church spoke to the Cory Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry Test dinner. He outlined Red Cross duties and asked the club to sponsor care package boxes for recovering soldiers, with initial contributions from Fred Kinley, Charles Gibeaut, Carl Stamm, and Harry Workmay. All members attended as guests. B J Baim joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
H. van Houlengenctr
Emmanuel Eplecoyal Church
Cory Rotny Club
Hotel Corry
Red Grove Hospital
Rotary Club
Cory Red Oye
Fred Kinley
Charles Gibeaut
Carl Stamm
Harry Workmay
Servive Club
B.J. Baim
Sunday School Class Holds Tureen Supper at Home
The Gh Lo cha Presbyterian Sunday school class held a 4 tureen supper and social at Mrs Ruth Lindsley’s Prestave Hue home. Guests included Miss Hazel Rehgore and ten members such as Virinks Taylor Sean Anderson Florence Beckwith Janet Vandernoft Mary Low Patterson Leona Williams Martha Wallace and the teacher Mrs Louise Whiteley. Dinner was served at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ruth Lindsley
Virinks Taylor
Sean Anderson
Florence Beckwith
Janet Vandernoft
Mary Low Patterson
Leona Willams
Martha Wallac
Ruth Lindsey
Louise Whiteley
Hazel Reh ‘Gore Wis
Regular WCTU Meeting and Red Cross Pledge
The W C T U met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Bread Roses home with sixteen members present. Devotional led by Emma Heath on sin as transgression of the law followed by prayer by E A Hook. The CORRY club sent forty articles to Greek Relief and letters from service men thanked the group for gifts. Red Cross items totaling 26420 were recorded for ambulances blood bank units mobile canteens club-mobile and station wagon. Christmas plans set with Leon VanTassel and Willis Brown as co chairs. candy packing by Perkins Bennink. Guests and visitors from Jamestown Erie and Buffalo noted along with local travels and furloughs of several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Bred Rose
Emma Heath
E. A. Hook
Willis Brown
Corry Clb
Guy"Ben
Charles Perkins
Guy Bennink
Alfred Haenel
Ford
J.B. Cogan
Manhattan Singers Stage Stational Entertainment at Lyceum
Large crowd filled Cory Senior High School auditorium for the Manhattan Singers third Lyceum program. Betty Jean Shirling, Phyllis Witeos and The Charmettes led selections from gay nineties favorites to George M. Cohan tunes and military songs. Shirling earned enthusiastic applause for accordion, violin, saxophone and piano. Wilcox offered soprano pieces. the trio introduced as a new act contributed varied numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Singers
Lyceum
Cory Senior High School
George M. Cohan
Betty Jean Shirling
Phyllis Witeos
Charmettes
Rebekah Ladies Social Session Honors Bingo Award
Members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge convened at the TO.0.F. Hall for a social session after the regular meeting. Mrs. Morris Bernatein won the bingo award, with refreshments served by Mrs. John Olt Mrs. George Akam and Mrs. Arthur Mapes. The Christmas party is set for Wednesday evening December 1 with Mrs. Frank Hepler chairing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Morris Bernatein
John Olt
George Akam
Arthur Mapes
Frank Hepler
Mrs Walter Auer Hosts N F Club Evening
The N F Club met last evening at the home of Mrs Walter W Auer on East Smith street. Members enjoyed the usual social evening and were later served refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Auer
N. F
Walter W. Auer
East Smith Street
Amici Sewing Circle Plans Thanksgiving Baskets
The Amici Sewing Circle met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ray Beagle at Wright Street. Twenty members attended along with eight visitors. Mrs. Harold Fish led devotions and the routine business included packing plans for Thanksgiving baskets. Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Marshall Sherwood were named chairmen. A report noted two blankets sent to Quincy orphanage. Miss Mildred Young from Jonaney Ky spoke on missionary work and received an offering. Refreshments were provided by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Pamer
Ray Beagle
Wright Street
Harold Fish
Marshall Sherwood
Quincy
Mildred Young
Jonaney
Robert Shannon
Richar Hurlbul
George Akam
Lyle Chase
Quilting Club Dinner At Pittsfield Inn
Seven Quilting Club members drove to Pittsfield last night and enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Pittsfield Inn. They then gathered at Mr. J D Watson’s home for social sewing and visiting. Mrs Watson served light refreshments. The group plans to meet in two weeks at Mrs. Robert Brown’s East Pleasant Street home.
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Pittsfield
J.D. Watson
Watsom
Robert Brown
East Pleasant Street
Birthday Party for Essie Marsh Honored Daughter’s Sixteenth
A Monday evening party at Essie Marsh’s home on HR D. 4 celebrated her daughter Elouise’s sixteenth birthday. Ten guests attended playing games and contests. Prizes went to Freda Gaufield Marion Wallace and Helen Wright. Elouise received many lovely gifts and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yx Gaelamar
Elouise
Freda Gaufield
Marion Wallace
Helen Wright
Blovise
New Cootiette Club Officers Installed at Local Unit
Angelica Johnston of the district secretary group presided the installation of officers for Local Club No. 102 at the VEV post home after a steak supper and business meeting. New officers include senior vice president Mrs RosanS Elray junior vice president Mrs Alice Sutton treasurer Mrs Hazel Shuss chaplain Mig Berdina McGraw conductress Mrs Pestl Porter guard Mrs Grace Blymiller secretary Mrs John Boland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Angelica Johnston
Brie
Cal Club
V. E. W. Post
Florence Amy
Grayback
Otter
Stnior
Rosans.elray
Alice Sutton
Hazel Shuss
Mig
Berdina McGraw
Pest] Porter
Grace Blymiller
John Boland
Stop that Infection Before It Starts
Stop that infection before it starts with San-Cura Soap and Ointment. This antiseptic combo claims to prevent infection and aid healing of minor sores cuts and burns. Available from druggists for 25c, 35c, and 60c.
Hull Moscow conference report to be relayed on radio
Secretary of State Cordell Hull will present a report on the Moscow conference at an informal joint congressional gathering on Thursday. The half hour broadcast is set for 12 30 P M with networks carrying the remarks and related programs listed for NBC and CBS airings in New York.
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New York
Cordell Hull
Congress
New York Herald ‘Triune Forum
Roosevelt
NBC
Mrs. North
Hildegarde
Eddie Cantor
Adolph Menjou
Kay Kyser
CBS
Harry James Bann
Red Barber
Sammy Kaye
Lionel Barrymore
Jacke ¢ Carson
Services Tuesday for W C Jamieson
Funeral services for William C. Jamieson were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 20 at Bracken Keating chapel with Rev G L Boyd officiating Bearers included James A McIntosh Ray Seaman Lee Smith Delmer Michelson Alden Stearns and Harold Eden Temporary interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery mausoleum Relatives and friends attended from Sugar Grove Greensburg Pa Jamestown Warren Pa and other towns Marching names and distant relatives were listed in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Jamieson
Bracken-Keating Feral Chapel
G. L. Boyd
Sugar Grove
James A. McIntosh
Ray Seaman
Lee Smith
Delmer Michelson
Alden Stearns
Harold Eden
Pine Grove Cemetery
James McIntosh
Alden ‘Stearns
Alex Jamieson
Gerald Jamieson
Ruth Smith
Viola Stafford
Ray Seamans
Greensburg
Walden Rounds
Harrison Valley
Harold Jamieson
Archie Jamieson
Jamestown
Norman Puller
Sam Lines
Erle
Edmunds
Olean
Ane
Marshall Jamieson
Franklin
Watson Jamieson
el R. McIntosh
Warren
Russian troops closing on Gomel in heavy shelling
A single Red column and other communiques report Russian forces advancing toward Gomel with the city heavily shelled and isolated. Reaches near Turchenka, Chepovichi, and Obikhodi, within range of rail lines, while German broadcasts hint at a possible withdrawal from the Dnieper bend amid German resistance near Krivol Rog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomel
Turchenka
Korosten
Chepovichi
Obikhodi
Korostem
Odessa-Leningrad
Dnieper
Krivol
Erie Nun Born Here Dies in Cleveland
Sister Mary Garnella Mary McLaughlin born in Corry in 1897 died after a short illness Monday at St Josephs hospital Cleveland. A 1919 St Vincents School of Nursing graduate she took vows in 1921 and earned a masters from Catholic University Washington. She directed Mercy hospital school of nursing for two years then headed St Thomas hospital nursing school in Alren until 1940. She later led the nurses school at Charity and St Johns hospitals in Cleveland and spent the last year at St Johns. Survived by mother Mrs Josephine McLaughlin and sister Mrs Catherine Baker both of Houston and three brothers Leo William H and James McLaughlin Tulsa Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mary Garnella
Mary McLaughl
Corry
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cleveland
St. Vincent's School of Nursing
Catholic University
I Washington
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Alren
St. Thomas Hospital
Charity
St. John's Hospitals
St. John's
Josephine McLaughlin
Catherine Baker
Houston
Tex
Leo
William H
James, McLaughlin
Tulsa
Okla
U S Bombers Raid Marseilles and Athens
Allied air operations report continued bomber activity across the Mediterranean theater. Patrols clashed on routes through central Italy near Rionero and north of Atessa while Eighth Army lines shifted near the Adriatic. Hundreds of bombs fell on Istres Le Toupe and Eleusis airfields as Allied planes pressed operations against Axis targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frage One
Garignano
Rionero
Italy
Atessa
Adriatic
Eighth Army
Isires le Tope
Greece
Leros
Cairo
City Budget Moves Ahead As Council Seeks Tax Recovery
Council advances the 1944 budget amid wartime limits and tax actions. It approves proceeding against delinquent properties owed over $10, plus the Board of Education’s actions. Notices include election certificates for George Besson and Barnes re-election, and a Third Class City League meeting cancellation due to wartime conditions. The mayor notes potential police vacancies and civil service exam plans. A replacement patrol car debate ends with plan to wait until year end. Negotiations with a major delinquent owner continue for tax payment within two weeks. About $2,000 involved. earlier extensions granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board For Education
George Besson
Barnes
Harrisburg
Hepler
Police
Army Dhat
Council
Actipt
Civil Service Board
Cow
Unclear 1943 Gridiron Notes From Fragmented Tex
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bears, yardage, and a Corry reference with 452 yards and semifinals. Mentions Washington, Sheffield, Woods, and Putra in a war era sports context. Lacks coherent structure or dates, but hints at a football game recap and player highlights amid team names.
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MEN OF the Armed Forces
George Murphy
Joan Leslie
Ronald Reagan
Kate Smith
Ange
Warner Brothers
Nutzy
I & Large
Phe
Aye
Est
Somctety
Mervyn Nast
E. J. Roach
Ol City
William Zafiropulos
Marie
Ellsworth Harmon
Clarence Thompson
Ida Watous
Butch Gordon
Gerald Skibner
Amelia Vanderhoff
Merle Capwell
Walter Bennink
Clarice Capwell
H. L. Bolt
John Watts
Buffalo
Pic
Thomas Varassa
Cochrand Field
Barter Smith
Guy
Harold Eddy
J. £. Darrow
Harold McElroy
Clarence) Bean
Camp Endicott
Davisville
R. I
John Newton
Carry
Rebekah
Heiman
Amici Sewing Circle
Quilting Club
Pittsfield Inn
Essie Marsh
Cootiette Club
BABY
GES
Helen Shoppe
W. C. Jamieson
May Carmella
Mary McLaughlin
Cleveland’ Hospital
U.S
Marseilles
Athens
Frank C
Chapin
British Royal Ordnance
Holiday
Zeeray
Helen
Zuckerman’s
Tooley Rurtaks
Hs Ta
Hia Ae Bears
Tor
Sheffield
Wilcae
Bern
Nimier
Riatin
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