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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1944

Page

5

Radio schedule highlights competing programs for tonight

Tonight's lineup includes NCBS talks at 9 30 American Forum on peacetime military training. CBS features Sumner Welles at 10 30 and a variety of shows with Dick Haymes Fibber McGee Burns and Allen Milton Berle and the Metropolitan Opera.

NCBS CBS Sumner Welles New York NBC Dick Haymes Kans. Turner Ginny Simms Fibber McGee Bob Howe Hildegarde Ralph Bellamy Burns and Allen Jose Thurles

Ambitious petition drives in First Ward for ex-officer Ross Mead

The item notes a resident solicitation of 175 names in half an hour with only one refusal, collecting about 200 signatures for former Police Officer Ross Mead from housewives in the First Ward. It also reports soldiers and families connected to Corry, Pa, with promotions, letters from France, and home visits, plus local wedding news and community notices.

First Ward Ross Mead Ronald Nichols SeaBees Ameka Aleutian Pyeas Seattle Corry Jewell Flower Shop Hospital Cpl Dawson Hulett Snoe Hulett Columbus Davyson France Sicily Guy Brown Marjory Brown East Main Street Camp Walters Texas

Birthday Party For Mrs John Savko

Mrs John Savko of Erie was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs T Hopkins Sr on Vine Street. Games and cards were enjoyed with prizes awarded by Mrs August DeMauri and Mrs Vineil Carden. Attendees included Mrs LaVert stole, Mrs dani Sqvire, Mrs Luprenes Nichols, Mrs Alice McMullan and Miss Robary lind Hopkins. An informal salad dinner was served late in the evening.

John Savko Erie T. Hopkins Vine Street August DeMauri Vineil Carden LaVert Stole Dani Sqvire Luprenes Nichols Alice McMullan Robary Lind Hopkins Arsalad Dexser Houng

Father and Son Party at United Brethren Church Sets Attendance

The Father and Son banquet at United Brethren Church drew 86 attendees. G Carl Wengert led as toastmaster with Rev Leo McGaughey giving invocation. Rev GT Bergman welcomed sons while Arthi Tagram of the U S Navy spoke to fathers. Robert Young known as Pop Young delivered the main talk.

United Brethren Church G. Carl Wengert Leo McGaughey H. Lynn Rice Sinwsing Martha Mary Ann Dimick Eugene Westley Patricia Campbell Helen Hildebrand William Loveland Louis Sherwood Ohn Rossbacher Arthi’ Tagram Warren 1 High School Mr. Young England Women's Missionary Society of the Church

Party Tonight For Mrs Claude Place Before Knoxville Visit

The Friendship Club hosted a dinner at the Ritz last night honoring Mrs Claude Place who leaves next Tuesday for Knoxville Tennessee to visit her daughter Mrs Carlyle Thomas for an indefinite stay A gift was given and the group then joined at Mrs Carmcke s West Smith street home for social time Attendees included Mrs Place Mrs Laws Aller Mrs Howard Loveland Mrs George Akam Mrs Tra Miller Mrs Alma Erickson Mrs Will Dyckes Mrs John Ohrn Mr Wesley Seamens and Mrs K Tauenstein

Place Laws Aller Howard Loveland George Akam Tra Miller Alma Erickson Will Dyckes John Ohrn Wesley Seamens K. Tauenstein

Birthday Dinner for Budd Walker at Coty Hotel

Mrs William Walker of the Coty Hotel entertained in honor of her son Budd Walker who turned fifteen at a dinner last evening. Four young men attended: Sidney Elston William Hail Paul Mather and Mr Walker. They enjoyed a steak dinner at seven and then played games.

Budd Walker William Walker Coty Hotel Budd Sidney Elston William Hail Paul Mather Mr. Walker

District 7 Nurses Meet at St. Vincent’s Erie

District No 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association held its final meeting of the year Saturday at St. Vincent's Maternity Hospital in Erie. Four new members were admitted: Mrs Erma Dinneen and Trene Fiedler of Sharon, Mrs Nye Huger of Sharpsville, and Helen ZL Cleveland of Conneaut Lake. An Erie Visiting Nurse Association invitation was extended for the January meeting, with officers to be elected. A note mentions a water or food test in an aluminum pressure cooker.

Pennsylvania State Nurses Association St. Vincent's Maternity Hospital Erie Fou Erma Dinneen Trene Fiedler Sharon Nye Huger Sharpsville Helen ZL. Cleveland Connenut Lake Erie Visiting Nurse Association

Losses Mount as Japanese Navy Urged in Manila Raids

A Pacific Fleet communique reports 11 ships sunk or damaged this month after Manila raids, with 48 ships and 87 planes down Friday. Leyte fighting slows in the mud while U S planes bomb Cebu Negros and Davao. 58 Japanese planes downed on surface ships, 29 destroyed, 32 damaged on the ground.

Associated Press U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Manila Ava Chester W. Nimitz Leyte Island Ormoc U. S Cebu Negros Davao Douglas MacArthur Muhilh Nimitz Sanita Crus Larzon Santa Crow Marinrufue Island Manila Santa Lubsng Island Benton Island Batavy

Polish Crisis Nears End In Socialist Peace Move

London reports Polish Socialist Party leaders announced a possible solution to the government crisis expected today. It was unclear if former premier Mikolajtnyk would return or if premier-designate Knepiists had formed a cabinet. A Mikolajtnyk return would signal a settlement with Moscow on frontier disputes.

Ee Eed London Polish Socialist Party Stanislaw Mikolajtnyk Jan Knepiists Mikolajtnyk

Fragmented OCR noise reports a local event

A garbled OCR passage mentions names and items without clear context or readable facts. The readable fragments reference people and a concert or meeting, but essential details are missing to form a cohesive news item.

Bond drive in PennsylvanIa reaches 21 percent quota

Philadelphia nov 28 The first week of the Sixth War Loan drive saw Pennsylvanians buy 77 84412 in war bonds 21 per cent of the state's 370 000 000 quota State Chairman G Ruhland Ren ininin Jr announced the total said 44631 003 was in BE bonds 25 per cent of the EI bond quota Also report Erie physician hurt in auto accident Justine B Florent Guver of the car taken to her home with a bruise to her left leg

Philadelphia Erie Sur Anils M Sehrite Uthard Sassafras Ts Justine B Floret

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