Birthday Party For Edith Roden Friday Evening
Edith Roden celebrated her twelfth birthday with a home gathering on North Denier Street last evening. Guests enjoyed luncheon then roller skating at the local rink and presented many gifts. Attendees included Ann Harmon, Nandy Cass, Gertrude Wood, Myra Heerlein, Barbara Kowalski, Mary Barber, Janet Mister, Betty Barnes, Beverly Roden, and Yvonne Roden.
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Edith Roden
Eadith Roden
North Denier Street
Miss Roden
Ann Harmon
Nandy Cass
Gertrude Wood
Myra Heerlein
Barbara Kowalski
Mary Barber
Janet Mister
Betty Barnes
Beverly
Yvonne Roden
Worthy Home Celebrates Theresa Ann Damon Birthday
Society notes recount Theresa Ann Damon’s surprise birthday at Spring Creek with music games and gifts. Guests include Roberta Wilkinson Jackie Lou Culver Joan Waite Esther Jean Mason Grace Sickler Betty Jean Whaley Violet Marie Damon Vivini Caster Columbus and others from Spring Creek Corry and Springville. Jimmie Coates hosted a marshmallow roast for fifteen children Thursday evening.
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Fulech Wegins
Theresa Ann Damon
Spring Creek
Miss Damon
Roberta Wilkenson
Jackie Lou Culver
Joan Waite
Esther Jean Mason
Grace Sickler
Betty Jean Whaley
Violet Marie Damon
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Met Yesterday at Church
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met in the church parlors yesterday at 3 PM for a regular gathering led by president Mrs Morrison. Members planned an all day sewing meeting for Wednesday and agreed to prepare a 1943 church calendar and member list for the bereft of the Aid. A tureen dinner was served at 5 PM by committee members Mrs Ida Linendell Mrs John Williamson and MacDonald.
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Presbyterian Church
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Pikins
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Mrs Keppel Hosts Honor Party for Mrs Shannon
Mrs Alfred Haenel and Mrs Keppel entertained at the farmer's home on North Center street last evening honoring Mrs Robert J Shannon of Puirhaven. Guests included Mrs Ross Davis and daughter Kay of Youngsville and many neighbors.
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Alfred Haenel
Keppel
North Center Street
Robert J. Shannon
Puirhaven
Anny
Ross Davis
Kay
Youngsville
Arthur Schermerhord
Clymer
Sved
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Appel of Cory
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Alfred Appel of Cory Route 1. The birth adds a new member to the Appel family.
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Alfred Appel
Cory, R. 1
Corry Hospital
Clymer Couple Celebrates Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Tegroney marked their golden anniversary with an open house on Tuesday September 29 drawing about 275 relatives and friends. The event featured yellow flowers, a four tier cake, and corsage and boutonniere gifts for the couple. Their family includes daughter Ethel and son Norman with two grandsons Nowal and Nelson.
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John Tegroney
Nowal
Nelson TeCroney
TeCroney
William Heslini
Peter Sthurman
Harrison Beckerink
John TeCroney
Lydia Beckerink
James Beckerink
P. G. Buhler
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Local residents hosted visits and events across towns
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hammona hosted guests at East Main street. Richard Wagner left for Erie for a weekend visit. Mrs A G Stillman arrived from Cobleskill for a family golden wedding anniversary in Bear Lake. Virgil Warner was en route from Pine Camp for a weekend at his West Church street home. Miss Jean Scott of St Marys weekend with George Pelleschi on South Center street. Mr and Mrs W C Cox of Titusville visited friends in the city. Mrs Park McCray spent today in Erie. Rev Ernest A Hook left for Portsmouth Ohio to speak at Wheelersburg Baptist church dedication services. He preached at the church during an evangelistic campaign this spring. Mrs Frances Lupe and others spent yesterday in Erie on business.
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Lawrence Hammona
State Line
D. B. Taggart
East Main Street
Richard Wagner
Erie
A. G. Stillman
Cobleskill
Efly
James King
Bear Lake
P. F.C
Virgil Warner
Pine Gamp
West Church Street
Jean Scott
St. Marys
George Pelleschi
South Center Street
W. C. Cox and Sons
Carl, Donald and
Phillip
Titusville
Park McCray
Ernest A. Hook
Portsmouth
Wheelersburg Baptist Church
Hook
Frances Lupe
Mayme [Peterson
Carl Coates
Caroling Dowse
Mrs Chapin Hosts Luncheon Bridge At Corry Hotel
Mrs. Morris Chapin hosted a luncheon bridge for fourteen friends at noon yesterday at the Hotel Corry. Among the guests was Mrs. L Himrod of Evie.
Amici Bible Class Hallowe'en Party Held at Carrier Home
Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren in Christ held a Hallowe'en party at Mr. and Mrs. John Carrier's home. Guests wore costumes and prizes went to Richard Price and Mrs. Jennie Akam. After games, hostesses served pumpkin pie and cider.
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United Brethren In Christ
John Carrier
Hallowe'en
Richard Price
Jennie Akam
Lynn Campbell
Robert Davis
Third Jam Session Held After Football Game
Young people gathered at Bernice Sorenson on Seventh Street for the third jam session after the high school football game. The evening featured dancing and water refreshments with attendees including Mary Johansen and Marilyn Haight, Margaret Spencer, Mary Alice, Jeanne Nichols, Eva Lou Crowell, Marlyn Lopus, Clyde Henton, Conrad Monroe, Dale Dunnihoo, Gene Graham, Richard Bonney, Jim Reynolds, and Donald Anderson.
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Bernice Sorenson
Seventh Street
Mary Johansen
Marilyn Haight
Margaret Spencer
Mary Alicech
Jeanne Nichols
Eva Lou Crowell
Marlyn Lopus
Clyde Henton
Conrad Monroe
Dale Dunnihoo
Gene Graham
Richard Bonney
Jim Reynolds
Donald Anderson
United Nations Will Win War, British Envoy Says
Lord Alitex, British ambassador to the United States, told 800 at a Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce dinner last night that victory is assured but the war may last longer than necessary. He urged complete effort by all to support the Allied cause.
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Pittsburgh
United Nations
Lord
Alitex
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Crawford Warden Faces Dismissal in Pymatuning Case
Pittsburgh dated report says Ross Settler, chair of the State Game Commission, will issue a ruling in two or three weeks on B. L. Quodette once game protector at Pymatuning refuge in Crawford County, now charged with insubordination.
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Peco
Pittsburgh
Put Money 10 Work Advice From Babson
A page column discusses federal taxes and war costs, noting 25 billion dollars total tax burden and comparing wartime spending to 1949 levels. It cites the London Stock Exchange Industrial Average around 85 and the New York Stock Exchange around 109, arguing English investors anticipate inflation and Americans lag behind.
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Senate
United States
Hation
London Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Radio Schedule Highlights for Sunday Lineup
Radio listings show a full Sunday schedule across networks MBS NBS BLU NBC and CBS with programs such as Family In War Time Rediscovery of America Wake Up Forum Value of a Supreme Command Indis One Man's Family Phil Spitalny Girls Jack Benny Fred Allen We the People Gene Autry and piano, orchestral, and talk shows.
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America
Supreme Command
CBS
Those We Love
Cleveland Orchestra
NBC
Labor For Victory
New Time
NBQ Symphony
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Phil Spitaing
Jane Froman
Gene Autry
We the People
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Plane crash near Warren injures two men
Richard Foster of Cleveland and Joseph Knowlton of Warren were treated for minor injuries after a plane, attempting a forced landing when the motor stalled, struck treetops and was badly damaged near Warren, Pa. on October 9. Foster reported the stall and forced landing.
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Richard Foster
Cleveland
Joseph Knowlton
Foster
Lottevilie Coach Carl Mallon Leads Layoff Era
Unclear OCR text notes mentor Carl Mallon guiding Lottaville over three years. Mentions Peterson Brinece Still and a school team facing setbacks. References to basketball, football and baseball activities with local participation and a layoff context.
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Carl Mallon
Lottaville
Peterson
Brinece
Bas
Panama
Unclear sports schedule report with scattered names
Fragmented text reports a late schedule change for a Friday night game with Bears and a plan under lights. Mentions teams in a balance poll, a first game win streak and coach remarks. Numerous garbled names and places obscure full details of matchups and standings.
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Unte
Bears
Union
DuFois 26 Rochester 25 Erie Bradford 14 New Castle 3
DuFois scored 26 as Rochester edged Erie 25 in a Bradford led clash. New Castle trailed 3 as Bradford posted 14, with strong defensive stands shaping the outcome.
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DuFois
Rochester
Erie
Bradford
New Castle
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