Beaverdam Boy Enters Officers Training School
Beaverdam notes show Gorporal Delance Lord leaving Far Fort Benning to join officers training at Port Benning. Home Economics Group to meet next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Welter Proctor’s home. Community updates include visits and guests from nearby towns and recall Chiang Kai-shek’s youth in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorporal Delance
D. G. Lindquist
McKeesport
Homer Andrews
Warren
Carl Proctor
Marion Jones
Titusville
Dalton Jones
Union City
Leo Jones
Clint Bisbee
Walisburg
Cloveree Bisbee
W. H. Cummings
Incy Sturely
Jean
Itneville
Leona Williams
Frank Sturwis
Corry
Chitrles Hedge
Leon Proctor
Mike McMahon
Moxy McMahon
Elzim
Annie McDonnell
Charles Swan
Max Devereaus
Odinbore
James Higley
Little Coplay
Anu
Leon Prector
Carl ‘Proctor
Kenneth Adams
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Waller Bros
Nori East
Pred Alverson
Walter Proctor
DeLency Lord
Dellas
Fadie Hilliker
Pittsburoh
Book notices review highlights phonograph history and modern works
A long, lively book page surveys works on recording history by W Gaisberg and the Gramophone Shop encyclopedia, plus popular titles on war and society. It praises Gaisberg’s 40 years in the business and notes other titles by Curt Riess, Louise Dickinson Rich, Marita Bonner Wolff, Matthew Gordon, Oliver Gramling, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan SeLb
W. Gaisberg
Galsberg
Emile Hovliner
Berliner
Galsbere
Chet
Gramophore Company
Paul
Melba
Chaliapin
Rutto
Caruso
Hkvelsler
Paderewski
Tetroieim
W. J. Henderson
Gaisberg
Macmillan
Gramaphone Shop
Encyclopedia of Recorded Music
Phonograph
Simon & Schuster
Curt Riess
Putnam
Emil Ludwig
Prussia
Blt
Matthew Gordon
Knopf
Gordon Hes
United States
Britain
Mr. Gordon
Mothers of Men in Service Seek Local Members
Corry and nearby women are urged to form a Mothers of Men in Service club modeled after Mom's Club. A mass meeting is set for Friday at 8 in the Municipal Building to elect officers and outline a program including packing Christmas boxes and regular correspondence to service members. All interested women are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mom's Club
Wonier’s Victory Club
Central Women’s War Activites Committee
Mil Mothers of Boys
Carry and
Federal subsidy for dairymen possible amid shortage fears
Federal food agencies weigh incentives to boost milk production as war demands threaten shortages. Proposals include subsidies or higher prices, with officials noting civilian rationing may be needed and dairy returns must cover rising costs. Wickard warns targets may fall short of armed forces and lend-lease needs. Also announced: Joseph Shearer of Pleasant Township earns a first lieutenant commission at Camp Maxey, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Roosevelt
Unity
Agriculture Department
Warren
Joseph, Shearer
Pennsylvania National Guard
Leon Shearer
Pleasant Township
Leutenant
Camp Maxey
Texas
Wonderful Relief for Burns and Itch of Piles
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Pyramid Suppoitals offering relief for burns and simple piles. It claims soothing effects, membrane lubrication, and protection with a money back guarantee. Available at local drugstores for $1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Stuart
Druve Alore
Luker
Deportation Delay for Erie Prostitute Convicted of Falsifying Records
Erie Nov 19. Jessie White 62 of 427 East 2nd Street Erie a prostitute serving four months in county prison for falsifying alien registration may not be deported to Italy for years. The White woman who ran a brothel at 183 West Lath Street was convicted during the last term of federal court despite the failure of Chief of Police George J Christoph and several of his colleagues to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Annual Meeting of Mead Park Nov 27 at Municipal Building
The Men Park Association will hold its annual meeting in the Municipal building on Friday evening November 27 at 7 o'clock. New officers will be elected and plans for West Wayer etreet recreation grounds development will be discussed. Immigration authorities said she will have a deportation hearing later, but orders cannot be carried out until after the war, with possible freedom on bond in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Men Park Association
Don D. Williams
West Wayer Etreet
U. S
Dunkirk Seed Grower Assessed $500 Fine
David L. Wright of Dunkirk doing business as Lake Shore Seed Company admitted shipping interstate seed in improperly labeled packages. He pled guilty to five counts of violating the Federal Seed Act and was fined $500 by Pest erel Judge John Knight. The labels allegedly failed to show content under standard due to permissible content grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
David 5. Wright
Dunkirk
Lake Shore Seed Company
John Knight
Wright
Dunkire
Glenn W Woodin
Wrient
California Allows Amber and White Front Vehicle Lights
A California regulation permits automobiles on state roads to use front lights in amber or white colors only. This rule specifies permissible color options for headlamps and auxiliary lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
California
Garsc Shatti Tress Green Lent Rich Must Wait
Fragment reads as a wartime update with a postponement remark. Mentions reluctance to proceed and a delay until a later date. Names appear garbled, indicating OCR issues. No clear locations, organizations, or outcomes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordoy
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Beaverdam
Officers Training School
Chiang Kai-shek
Tokyo
Canada
Ll Canada
Buckley
Ailtet
Laiey
Citizens National Bank OF At
Louise Dickinson Rich
Linnincott
Sun
Cornelius Otis Skinner
Kimbrough
Rich
Rangeley Lake
Mrs. Rich
Rick
Marita Wolff
Michigan
Sally
Petey
Oliver Gramling
Farrar & Rhinehart
Gramling
Ciay
Kansas
Herr Hiller
Gremlirg
Victory Women's Club
Dove Bine
Nene
Wheaties
Glendora
Kellogg’s—Corm
Swan
Maine
Age
Pascal Celery
Page& Ferry Wilcox Grocery
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek, Pa
Parke Davis
ION & Wealth
Bayers Asptrin
Alkaseltzer
Petassin
Sloan Liniment
Phillips
Petroagar
CTE Es
Frank E. Graft Insurance Agency Dist
Pont
Fairbane
Olypie
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