Visiting relatives and local social events noted
Mrs John Penstermecher and daughter Ann arrived from Tim a to visit Mr and Mrs B Hawkins on Molt street. Mrs Fens stermacher will travel to Syracuse to attend the wedding of a classmate Miss Virginia Allen. Mrs Wilbur Rickers and others from Erie attend a Presbyterial conference meeting. Mrs Rose Breig spends the day in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Penstermecher
Ann
Tima
B. Hawkins
Fensstermacher
Syracuse
Virginia Allen
Wilbur Rickers
C. F. ‘MuGray
Gb. Boyd
John Rickers
Erie
Ars
Rosé Breig
Pittsburgh
Inter
Donald Hoyt
Jamestown
Richard West
Mast Wayne Street
Dorr Clark
Barbara
Pete Christensen
Walter Wilstead
Jeanette Clark
St. Vincents Hospital
Nelson J. Stoke
Ralph Stoke
Spartansburg
Stockton
Calif
Wesley Wis
Nicky Sstoniuik
Wilma Lincoln
Erie Business College
West Snoring Creek
D. B. Taggart
New York City
Helen Gardner
I Mary Eve
Oil City
Alms Gardner
West Wayne Street
Local society notes show military service and community life
Forthcoming trains of short items list homes, assignments, and visits. Officers training at Camp Davis North Carolina, ambulances and air corps posts, local residents serving or seeking new duties, and social events including anniversaries, visits, and scrap drive participation.
Auxiliary Reauizes 100 On Style Show At Hospital
The Hospital Auxiliary met at the Nurses Home and planned donation week. Officers and ward committees were named, new members welcomed, and a style show card party reported to profit over four hundred dollars. Purchases included beds, a chair, bedsides and stainless steel coffee pots for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Greene
Joe W. Guignon
P.M. Loveland
R. B. Mosier
Wallace Young
Harold
Auxiliary
Life 11
the Hospital
St Elizabeths Church Choir Honors Regis Burns
The St Elizabeths church choir hosted a dinner at the Rite Restaurant with eighteen attendees. Army service was the guest of honor as Rev Carl Heid presented Mr Bulis with a gift after a 6:30 dinner, followed by music and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peepeeere Army Service
Rite
St. Elizabeth's Church
Carl Heid
Bulis
Cory Teachers Association Plans For The Year
The executive council of the Cory Teachers Association met in Sept. Dewey's office and named committees for the year including Legislative G Wolfe R S Dewey and Mrs Frances Haag. program Mrs Ruth Maedie Mrs Charlotte Swan Miss Ann Baresi Harry Wissinger Miss Bonl Gordon. flowers Miss Olan Young and Howard J Sheen. publicity Miss Helen Lodge Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Mary Louise Johnson. No action beyond naming committees. tentative plans discussed. Also notes on local shifts and furloughs, and a birthday mention for Robert Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry Teachers Association
Dewey
G. Wolfe
R. S. Dewey
Frances Haag
Ruth Maedie
Charlotte Swan
Ann Baresi
Harry Wissinger
Bonl Gordon
Olan Young
Howard J. Sheen
Helen Lodge
Mary Anderson
Mary Louise Johnson
City Women Bowing Association Meets in Municipal Hall
City Women’s Bowling Association held a meeting at the Municipal Buildings with Mrs. Richard Morton presiding. Mrs. Harold Carr read a WIBO message urging participation in purchasing a bomber for defense work. A bingo party was planned to help Corry’s quota. Mrs. M. H. Van Dresar named chairman. Date and place for the event to be announced. Feasibility of an association banquet discussed but no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeae City
Women’s Bowling Association
Buildings Just Everting
Richard Morton
Harold Carr
Women's International Bowling
Congress
WIBO
Corry
M. H. van Dresar
Readers Club Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Readers met at the home of Mr and Mrs Bonsteel on North Center Street Monday afternoon. Fourteen members attended a luncheon at one o'clock. President Mrs Sullivan led the session with vacation memories as roll call. The program issued year books and approved a new meeting schedule from October through April. Mrs Ragan will host on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ragan
Corry Bible Training Institute Opens First Term
The Corry Bible Training Institute opened its first term at United Brethren church with 79 students enrolled and many visitors. Rev Galbreath gave the opening devotion, Rev Maurice Tyson delivered the first lecture, and enrollment continues Monday for any still wishing to join the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mrs Patterson Hosts Opportunity Club Meeting
Mrs Patterson hosted the Opportunity Club at her East Frederick street home with eighteen members. Hymns and devotions led by President Mrs John Rickers preceded a business vote to donate to Red Cross soldier kits. Mary Jean Sullivan performed vocal numbers, accompanied by Martha McIntyre. Martha Spaulding and Mary Graham played trumpet. Refreshments were served by the hostess and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Opportunity Club
Opportunity Child
The
Presbyterian Church
East Frederick Street
John Rickers
Redross
Mary Jean Sullivan
Martha McIntyre
Martha Spaulding
Mary, Graham
R. As Walters
P. Handron
Carter Hill PTA Unit Forms For Year
Carter Hill PTA met Friday night for its first annual gathering with speeches by Mrs. Prank Donner county council president Mrs. Lloyd Cochran county council secretary and Mrs. Joseph Blesio former Lowville PTA president. Officers installed were president Harold Howard vice president Wilson Cooper secretary Arthur Morris and treasurer Joseph Elchynszki. A business supper followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
PTA
Carter AL
Parent Teacher Association
Prank Donner
County Council
Lloyd, Cochran
Joseph Blesio
Lowville P. T. A
Harold Howard
Wilson Cooper
Arthur Morris
Joseph Elchynszki
Catholic Daughters Benefit Tea At Convent Thursday
The Catholic Daughters of America sponsor their annual fall benefit tea for the Sisters of Mercy at the convent on First Avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Donations of fall items will be received at the convent during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Sisters of Mercy
First Avenue
Returned Missionary Speaker Before WSCS Supper
Mrs Tracy Whitehead's circle organized a supper for the WSCS circle at the Methodist church. Mrs G B Foss, a returned missionary for Malaya, spoke of her work before the war and showed pictures. Mrs W B Stowe, president, led a brief business meeting after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elue Saul Tands
Methodist Church
Tracy Whitehead
G. B. Foss
Malaya
W. B. Stowe
Mallicks Ship and Sub in Running Gun Fight
Survivors describe a night battle as Mallicks ship and a submarine exchanged fire near a merchant vessel. The gun crew under Lt. Walsh fought through smoke, while lifeboats and rafts ferried survivors. Hunger, thirst, and improvised rations shaped days at sea before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallick
Navy
Carl Stromgren
Liew
Pabtlek J. Walsh
New York City
Fragmented OCR sports summary with scattered names
A murky recap of boxing and college sports references. Mentions include Willie Pep, Armstrong, Ziviesi, and a mix of teams and locations. The text is garbled, with partial names, dates, and events, making specifics hard to extract but signaling a broad sports roundup and upcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Forto Rica
Willie Pep
Promin
Actic Shampions
Zy Armstrong Motion Man
Mexico
Fubire
Ziviesi
LOBERT 10 AS PHll ard P. Nugent, tonal League tain Hans Lot Ang 1948
This readable fragment notes a season context involving players Nugent and Teague, with mention of a contract expiring and a league tone. The text is garbled but indicates a sports or team contract situation around 1948 with references to Phil and Teague.
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Rex
Butch
A A
Howard Mary Morris
Hak Sturm
John Ford
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Enemy
United Nations
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Maxtaup Viewmace
Koremah Depositor
Fist Society
Coen Tren
J. Feeney
Artillery
Camp Davis
N. C
Milly Hurtburt
Loblaws
Archie Wetmore
Swanky Edgewater Inn
St. Petersburg
Fla
First Presbyterian Church
H. M. Brooks
Snyder Circle
Missus
Katherine Huberta
Costella Ressler
Penn Hall
Chambersdote
Waller
Damon
Santa Ana
C. E. Rater
Findley Lake
Lester Watson
Uncle Sam
Jim Corbin
Army
Fort MacArthur
Hatchery
J. i. Zearfoss
Regis Burns
Blatt Brothers
Austin
Regis
Hey
Raymond's
May Sears
Warsaw
Orville Peterson
Army Engineers
Mr. Willard
Second Avenue
West Church Street
Pyt
Leo ‘Butz
Agnes Labowski
Joda Jerki
Korn Smax
Frank Belser
Billy Sty
Bradford
Leo Frans
Peter Marino
Franklin State Police
Mildred Perry
Ada Wissinger
Helman
Miss Wissinger
Crystal Ice and Coal
Bill Myers
Canfield
Buckeye
Robert Fleming
Heiman
Cor~ry
Roy Reed
Bermuda
Army Amp Corps
Sciota School
Gilas New England
Golin Keith
Nichols
Red Cross
Jack Paulson
Bill Sham
St. Elizabeth’s
Cory Teachers' Ass
William Miller
Camp Lee
Vai . Tech
Danghurst
Camp Shelby
Miss
Futire
Robert
Lewis
Franke Chasi
Avenue
Agro
Mrs. Chase
George Knowlson
City Women’s Bowling Association
Tpwantuaciver
Tihat
WSCS
Healy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Mater
K. Hskridge
Houston
Texas
John Meyers, Jr
New Orleans
Mike Marback, Jr
Bismarck
N. D
Eugene Renfro
Oak Lawn
Ernest B. Tillenghast
Revere
Maas
Gale W. Hardy
Denver
Colt
Claude E. Credle
Sunbury
Paul S. Hirsch
Chicago
H. J. Dixon
Blackshear
Paul H. Mason
Mobile
Ala
Roland Terry, Jr
Midway
John Meyers
Bekridge
Luemont
Cicero
Morris Doughty
Trenton
W. Heaton
Woodrow Wilson Clark
John L. Mallick
George Glass
Jersey
Harry Polinsky
Brooklyn
Felipe Diag
Melvin Thorbjornsen
Norfolk
Charles D. Mackey
Monoa
Pay
Paul Ryne
the Wilcox Grocery
America
Weskit
Florence Williams
Hotel
Jacobs Ge
Stevens
Hl Brown
Mike Jo
Drun
Oppe Sylvat
Warren
Sitlon
Minnesota
Anil
Edinboro
Lowig Teague
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