Legion Calls Special Meetings On Bonus
The American Legion in Pennsylvania directs over 300000 members across 1000 posts to hold simultaneous meetings November 3 to back the proposed constitutional amendment financing a 5000000 bond to pay World War II veterans bonuses. State commander Walter Alessandroni leads the drive, labeling the bill opposed by selfish interests. Posts will urge volunteers to canvass and support the amendment with rallying materials and car stickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Philadelphia
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Waller A. Alessandroni
Legion
Ind
Armerican Legion
Alesanmionit
Cnmmatders
Alessandroni
Hiss Seeks Trial Shift to Vermont Court
Alger Hiss requests moving his second perjury trial from New York City to the Vermont District Court claiming he cannot get a fair jury in New York. The former State Department official was previously deadlocked in the first trial, with eight to four in favor of acquittal on the charges he lied to a grand jury about sharing State secrets with Whittaker Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IHISS
Vermont
Associated Press
New York
Alger Hiss
New York City
TV. 5
State Department
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Allegge
Chambers
Hin
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Future Events
Twenty three members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cony Hospital met for the monthly meeting in the hospital dining room. Reports circulated on a rummage sale that raised 4989 7 to aid the Gerry Memorial Hospital and plans for a Christmas dance on December 27. Upcoming weeks feature a volunteer schedule, with rotating chairmen, and a bingo party set for October 20 with the Corry Rod and Gun Club. The group also seeks donations of flowers, magazines, and books for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Hospital
Charles J. Parvell
Valencia
J. Prec Kinley
Ver: Follett
B. BP. W
Qerry Memorial Hospital
James L. Allyn
Kinley
Alexander S. Boag
Lawrence Nichols
Allyn
C. W. Bracken
Corry
Needham
Follett
Kitley
Graham
Harry S. Bowman
Nutritionist Addresses B P W Club Last Evening
Miss Virginia Wall of the Pennsylvania Department of Health spoke to 29 members and six guests of the Business and Professional Women’s Club on the benefits of propagating and proper eating. The meeting opened with a business session led by president Mrs. Donald Hail. Plans for a telephone bridge party were announced and a social period followed with pumpkin pie and Halloween decorations. A masquerade party is planned for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Virginia
Wall
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Pitthburgh
Falk Clinic
Business Andi Professional Women's
Oli Jasevetting
Gilock
Ona Barper
Sadie Jackson
Canl Peterson
Philip Zalaneck
Sarah Zalabeck
Nathan Reich
Miss Wall
Wurstaling
Bor.taland
Donald Hail
Dorothy May
Acontés
M. Astres Lynch
Youngsville
Allison Wade
Tomas
Cochanton
Pennsylvania
Buckhill Falls
Lawrence Thomas
Mary DeLury
Ros. B. McElroy
E.W. Baccus
Lavina Kyran
C D A Rummage Sale Friday And Saturday
Members of the Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a rummage sale with all rooms open on North Center Street. Mrs George Muldérines and Miss Phyllis Hoenes co chairmen say proceeds will benefit the organization treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Vrasy
Shwurday
Oenberith
Bilt
Gonrt
Gonoopblan-Ne
Ters of
America
Stroat
Waut
George Muldérines
Phyllis Hoenes
Mentor Club Opens Fall Season With Dinner Meeting
The Mentor Club held its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. George Boyd and Mrs. Jessie Newton on Monday evening. Twenty of twenty-two members attended a buffet dinner at 6:70 o clock. Activities included roll call, yearbooks distributed, and a social program with autumn decor and candies. On October 17 Mrs. Ralph Blake of Spartansburg will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
South Center Street
George Boyd
Jessie KK. Newton
Ann Baressi
Anderson
Ralph Blake
Joe
Spartansburg
Readers Met Monday At Arnold Home
The Readers met Monday at Mrs W G Arnold of Wayne Street with Miss John Colegrove assisting. Miss Long Mather led a short program on Central Time Zone cities, followed by a quiz and an article on Margaret Mitchell the author of Gone With The Wind. Mrs Arnold and Mrs Colegrove served dessert of pumpkin pie with whipped cream coffee and milk. The date for the next gathering was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Arnol
Wayne Street
John Colegrave
Long Mather
Margaret Mitchell
Arnold
Mrs Laura Brown 97 Honored On Birthday
Mrs Laura Brown aged 97 was honored on her birthday with a gathering at Pleasant Street. Friends and relatives visited in the evening to offer congratulations. Ice cream two birthday cakes and coffee were served as gifts and flowers were shown for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Brown
Pleasant Street
Altar Guild Plans November Dinner at St Pauls
The Altar Guild of St Pauls Evangelical Lopberty Church met at Mrs G Gustafsons home. They discussed a turkey dinner on Thursday November at the church with tickets going on sale later this week. Proceeds will fund new green paramounts costing 120 dollars. Committees were named with Mrs D Depew and Mrs D Clark co chairs of the kitchen and Mrs Blof Dahl dining room. Entertainment included bingo and white elephant prizes won by several members. A wedding gift witch of lingerie was presented to Mrs Erickson, fiancé of Clarence J Ihren, for October 1th. A frozen dessert service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St. Paul's Evangelical Lopberty Church
Rst Fredericks Street
Garl Gustafson
Jwayer
Harry S. Bowman
Gerald Staples
Bite
David Depew
Dorr Clark
Blof Dahl
Bowman
Gily Stafford
Sidney Beckwith
Staples
Gustafson
Nellie Enekson
Noltie Reed
Ericksint
Clarence J. Ihren
Birthday Party for Miss Agnes Long at Eagle Drive
A party Saturday celebrated Miss Agnes Long turning seventeen at the Eagle site hosted by Miss Joanne Lamb. Agnes Puchly won a door prize, many gifts were given, and guests included Joseph Pavku of Iowa City and Lee Norris of Wesieyville. Refreshments featured sandwiches baked beans cake and cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Long
Eagle Sire
Joanne Lamb
Mike Agnes Puchly
Miss Line
Joseph Pavku
Low City
Lee Norris
Wesieyville
Manly
Kiwanians Hear Talk On NEPH Observance At Phoenix Hotel
Kiwanians heard NePH observance remarks by Nevin Smith of the Pennsylvania State Employment Bureau at the Phoenix Hotel. Smith, a Batacay Dials survivor, outlined services for handicapped workers, including training, physical restorations, artificial appliances, and job placement. Football players Leon Ose and Roger Andrus attended. music by the Kiable orchestra accompanied group singing led by James M. Harpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEPH
Nevin Smuith
Bureau of Rehabiliation
Pennsylvenia State
Seyvion
Kiwattls Club
Phoenix Hotel
Smith
Nation Employ
Stewart Lone
Vetocal Pennayigiata
Mir Smith
Batacay
Droge
Chac Toais Hanna
Ths
Leon Ose
Roger Andrus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cinelli
Legion Calls
Helen
DeSoto
Borstorff & Es
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
RM. Shernan
Congress Street
Midwest
Chicago
Sherman
Eleanor C. Smith
William B. Clark
Cleveland
Clair Post
Post
R. D
Roy B Charles
Erie
B. A. Satterlee
Yin Streek
Charles Obert
Janet
Pottstown
Raymond Zimmer
Fred Lindsey
Eula Lindsey
Ida Lindsey
Chestnut Street
Raymond Chelton
Medina
Charles J. Parrell
Buffalo
Jerome F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Forest D. Peiffer
Fifth Avenue
Philadelhia
C. D. of A
Negbe Training
Bourman
Amoual
Pris
T.M
Regi U
Brown
Chapin
Page & Nichols
Pillsbury
Duz Hubbard
E. Main St
Mueller
LEED
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!