Fighter plane afire crashes at Titusville
A British Perry Command plane from Dallas to an eastern port crashed near Titusville after its parachute snagged in a tree. The pilot jumped clear, avoiding the burning aircraft, and survived with minor injuries. Fire crews found the scene and state police began securing the area as a Civil Air Patrol unit assisted.
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Continea
Page Cine
Hicks
Ghelund
Perry Command
Dallas
Texas
Ar Efsterry
Columbus
Pittsburgh
England
Tilas~ Ville
Ark
Sloan
Klgenm
Pikishuiph
Ili Ie
Titusville
George Sister
Kenneth W. ‘Leeper
Mensdville
State Police
Bleeam
Suhaorta|ately
Pavolmai Greer
Oace
Wolk
Il Per“Hs
Civil Air Patrol
Oil Ciiy
Corry society notes mention arrivals and local events
The Corry society column reports Teun in Dugland son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Smilth, and mentions Mary Rhynard receiving a German helmet from Jim Hammond. It notes Union City Youth Center buying a house on High Street for remodeling, skating at the Armory rink, Mrs Chase planning a trip to New Jersey, and various residents traveling, dancing events postponed, sewing sales and class registrations, plus local family tidbits and a wedding cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James
Harleth
Corry
Dugland
Raymond Smilth
Walter Davis
Apo
Armory
Harry Thayer
Harry H. Thayer
Fleet Marine
Tee
St. Edward's ‘Hall
PTA
Lillian Guild
Robert Chase
Nelson Hospital
Camp Dix
New Jersey
MS. Reeds
Union City
Cony
Chinck Butters
Pleasing-street
Pourth Avenue
Ritten
Erna Knapp
Paul Nichols
Welllmowr
Rumong
Montana
John Westley
Moyes Andererg
J. Hal Smith
Wayne Valley U. B
Dayton
John
Raymonds
Salvation Army Leaders Welcomed by Local Citadel
A reception last night at the Salvation Army citadel honored Major and Mrs. Alfred Schotter. Music, group singing, scripture, solos, and a closing prayer followed welcome addresses by Mrs. Mary Robbins and Mrs. Gerthan Cummings. Forty five attendees enjoyed refreshments, with tables in army colors and a large welcome cake. The Schotters, veterans of Berlin and Paris postings, spoke languages and sang a Swiss tune.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Citadel
Alfred Schotter
Marjorie Miller
Amother
Miller
Songsters
Faith
Messinger
Mary Robbins
Gerthan Cummings
Teachers Association Honors Mrs. McCray
The first meeting of the year of the Teachers Association was held at the Senior High School. Miss Bonella Gordon conducted the business meeting and new officers were elected: S. Anderson president, G. Cah Wengert vice president, Donna Bertram secretary, Anne Wolford treasurer. A party followed honoring Mrs. Bertham McCray who retired last summer after thirty years teaching mainly at Concord School 4th grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Association
McCray
Concord School
Gordon
PSEA
Béinhoro
Combined Groups Met Monday at Qetower Meeting
The S C S combined groups met at the Methodist Church for their regular October meeting. Mrs G W Andrus, vice president, conducted the study and routine business. Miss Tda Ohm led devotions. The Week of Prayer and Self Denial will be observed by the Indias with a special evening service on Thursday October 26. A pumpkin pie lunch with whipped cream and coffee was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.C
Puzzling Travel Tales From A Distant Newsroom
A scattered fragmentary report mentions a man studying carpentry in Washington with his wife Judy, a birthday dinner at Coty Hotel with champagne offered on the house, and a French countryside description from Phil Burns in Prance. It references a textile mill inspection, a generator from the army loaned for emergencies, and a $20,000 incident at a Warren lumber yard.
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Coty
Phil Burns
South
Hesserer Oil Co
Grave City
Phil
Tumber Mill
Warren
J. Young
Paul Mulherin
Mulhotett
New Gilmer
Gt BudeBracken
Community Notices From Erie Weekend Social Scene
Miss Doris Stowe and Becky Cutts return to State College after a visit with the Stowe family on Wright street. Many local residents, including Phil Whitehead and Robert Curtis, came home on furloughs from Bainbridge and Camp McCoy to visit relatives. Notices mention funerals in Albany, Grove City, and Bradford, along with travel to Erie for visits, and several residents visiting family on West Frederick street and Church street.
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Doris Stowe
Gust
Becky Cutts
State College
M Vis
Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Phil Whitehead
Robert Curtis
Bainbridge
T. W. Whitehead
H. A. Curtis
Lawrence Morton
Cleve Morton
East Smith Street
Camp McCoy
Wis
Mildred Belknap
Erie
Marion Smith
North Center Street
Paul Brynolfson
Park Street
Mary Kathryn Milley
Albany
William Hinkley
Peter Schurmen
Walter Bennings
Hazel Bennink
Bradford
Wthel
Ms. Schurman
Ida Lawson
Minnie Lawson
Anna Jewell
Raymond
Chelton
Ruth Schurman
Frank
Washington
John O'Hara
Norman O'Hara
Golver
Charles Butters
Cpl
O'Hara
Alaska
Mississippi
Frank Laurie
Barksdale
Ella Whittlesey
Iamily
Rochester
A. C. Durham
Karen
Pleasantville
Arthur Schaub
South Center Street
Pittsburgh
Martha Thompson
Mrs. Fred Hoenes Was Hostess To Club Monday
The Opportunity Club met at Mrs. Fred Hoenes home on North Center street for an evening of entertainment. President Mrs. Jom Rickers led the brainess meeting while Mrs. John Mc Laughlin and Mrs. Ernest Schuyler directed entertainment. Mrs. Harry Spicer sang two songs and Mrs. Wave Perkins displayed items from Africa Scotland and Sicily. The hustess aided by Mrs. Harold Patterson and Mrs. Spicer served fruit salad sundaes cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoenes
Opportunity Club
North Center Street
Jom Rickers
Brainess
John McLaughlin
Ernest Schuyler
Harry Spicer
Wave Perkins
Franklin
Harding PTA In Monthly Session
The Harding PTA met with a large group of parents and friends attending. After a short business meeting sixteen members presented a program featuring the play School Days three piano solos and a medley of old fashioned songs performed by Mrs. Roy Street and Jon Johnston on accordion. The next meeting will be November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Pta
Jean Marie Johnston
Roy Street
Jon
Entertained At Hotel Corry Monday Evening
Miss Bess Wilson hosted a group at Hotel Corry Monday evening for an anniversary dinner. Guests included Comdr. and Mrs. G Walling, Mr. and Mrs. D C Smiley, Mrs. Mary Roberts of Key West visiting here, Harold A. Gilbert, and Attorney and Mrs. John Brooks of Erie.
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Hotel Corry
Bess. Wilson
Parle Stell
Monnday
G. Walling
D. C. Smiley
Mary Roberts
Key West
Harold A. Gilbert
John Brooks
Erie
Hotel Cary
Instruction For Home Service Assistants
An assignment period for assistants in the Home Service Division at the Cory Chapter of the Red Cross was given last evening. Volunteers named include Mrs. James Lew 45, Mrs. Hugh O'Hare, Mrs. Robert Stin and Miss Mary Gastor, with Mrs Mildred Alfred, executive secretary, instructing them on duties and future calls for emergencies and routine work.
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Home Service
Cory Chapter
The
Red Cross
James Lew 45
Hugh O'Hare
Robert Stin
Mary Gastor
Mildred Alfred
Radio Tonight Schedule Highlights and Hosts
NBC airs Dick Haymes and Ginger Rogers at 8 30 followed by Ginny Simms Luise Rainer in The Wheel Spins and Bob Hope. CBS presents American Melodies Big Town Burns and Allen and Service to the Front with Salute to Ching. Blu features Land of the Host Alan Young show Famous Jury Trials Xavier Dugal Band Milt Berle and Contemporary Composers Concert. MBS showcases Sunny Skylar Serenade Screen Test Sinfonietta.
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NBC
Dick Haymes
Ginger Rogers
Ginny Simms
Luise Rainer
Bob Hope
Hildexarce
CBS
Burns and Allen
Ching
Blu
Alan Young
Xavier Dugal
Milt Berle
MBS
Sinfonietta
Train crash injures many in Philadelphia area
At least 22 people were injured when a commuter train, its brakes failing, crashed into a parked car in the Pennsylvania Railroad suburban station near Philadelphia. About 850 passengers on the five car local were thrown about, with women fainting and chairs overturned as crews aided the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ephicadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Lonley
Irsin
Leadership Course for Sunday School Workers
A Leadership Kaucalon course will open this evening at St Pauls Hiltheran Church. An 8.5 Association meeting months ago decided to offer this Fall the course 142B The Ways of Teaching from the International Council of Religious Education curriculum. The course is a fundamental in Sunday School Workers retirements. Anyone may register even if not currently a church school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Hiltheran
International Council of Religious Education
Church
Meester
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Bush
Biren
Faeme
Republic Pictures Present
Mary Lee
Ruth Terry
Cheryl Walker
William Terry
Plus News
Eddie Quillan
Tim and
Irene Mantan Moreland
Armida Stitt
Wallace Beery
Binnie Barnes
Barbary Coast
Helen
Ren Teun
Carol Firth
Spars
Bilt- More
Farm Beach
Blovida
Carol
Aero Supply
Peggy Torgler
J.H. McCrackens
Johnny McCracken
Munler College
Martha ‘Wallace
Kathie Boag
Tegal Gugle
Joyce Gray
Bloomfield
N. J
Westing
Marion Young
Wight Sheeb Ius
Fat Ganstow
Ijl
Doe Taylor
Dave Crawford
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Donald Batterlee
Shoemaker
Callf
Jobley
Beattle
Wash
Mixer
Andrew Miller
Fred Mixer
Clarence Mixer
Albert Mixer
Charles Mixer
Ralph Gates
Anna Miller
Judy
Bady
CG Bachelor Shores
Phila
Wwe
Ceria
Calif
Florida
del Monte
Zuckerman
Charin
Ana Coer
Onde
Tha Yen
Eastncbey
Poe
Buda
Hales
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