French Abandon Indochina Bastion Opens Front to Ho Chi Minh
Saigon reports the French abandoned the Thutkhe bastion on the China Indochina frontier, a third frontier post lost in a month. The withdrawal leaves about 200 miles of the frontier exposed to Vietminh guerrillas led by Ho Chi Minh. A military spokesman said garrison withdrawal moved toward Langson, with retreating troops already within 25 miles of the frontier fortress 30 miles southeast.
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Basel
Associated Press
Saigon
French Today
Thutkhe
China-Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Aost
Langson
First Presbyterian Church Society Dinner Draws 80 Members
More than 80 members of the First Presbyterian Church enjoyed a Harvest Dinner last evening in the shore recreation room. Tables were decorated by trustees and wives who served as sponsors. After supper group singing accompanied a special program and a film titled The Secret of The Ages. Local residents and visitors from Warren, Jamestown, and nearby areas joined in with several couples noted among the sponsors and attendees.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Shore
Hallowe'en Mail
B. Anderson
Moughim
Reade Langhurst
S.A. Curl
GM Howard
Patterson
Douglas Royelle
A. J. Schaub
G. R. Steadman
Mr. Steadman
Pateterson
Langhurst
Schank
Allegheny State Park
Letchworth Park
J. Harold Patterson
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Cootiette Club Elects Officers At V F W Home
The Cootiette Cub No 102 at the V F W hall elected officers during a regular meeting with 10 members present plus one Jamestown guest. New officers include Mrs John Williams as chief grayback and Mrs Rain Clark as louse hunter. Installation is set for November 8 at the next meeting.
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Cootiette Club
Louis Lundy
Grayback
Qootiette Cub No
Jamestown
Mus
Charles Wood
John Williams
Gerry Davis
Louse
Helen Stupat
Columbus Ladies Aid Met Yesterday at Church
Mrs Vern Smith hosted the Columbus Ladies Aid with Mrs Clifford Custer governing the meeting. Miss Helen Beckwith led devotions as Mrs Ellen Blancard discussed grants in the United States using maps. Mrs Forest Bindley was named dinner chair for Corry Bridge Association on October 25 at the church. Bindley and Mrs Andrew Thompson can be contacted for dinner group interest. Christmas bazaar is planned for December 6 and workers are welcome. Arthur Schau demonstrated a painting timer to the group and the session adjourned for November 8 with Mrs Warlo Morris.
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Columbus Ladies’ Aid
Vern Smith
David Lines
Columbus
Clifford Custer
Helen Beckwith
United States
Ellen Blancard
Forest Bindley
Corry Bridge Association
Bindley
Andrew Thompson
Aid
Arthur Schau
Warlo Morris
Red Cross Sewing Unit Meets for Quilting
The Red Cross Sewing Unit of the local Red Grass Chapter gathered Wednesday for the day’s work tying quills and sewing. Eight members attended a street dinner at Mrs. Charles Stewart’s home after completing two quilts.
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Red Grass
Charles Stewart
Plans For Day Of Recollection By C. D. Of A
The C. D. Of A unit held a regular meeting and planned a Day of Recollection to be observed in tonelly on Sunday November 12 with Father Peterson to say mass at St Thomas Church. Breakfast luncheon and other activities will be announced later. Grand Regent Mrs J F Needham led the meeting attended by 30 members.
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Coury Veseesyston
Tonelly
Father Peterson of
St. Thomas Church
J. F. Needham
Needham
John Gada
L. £. Graham
Farewell Party For John Miller At Spring Creek Home
Mr and Mrs William Grane hosted twenty friends at their Spring Creek residence on Wednesday evening to honor John Miller son of Mrs Edith Miller Brady who departs soon to report to Fort Monmouth WY Entertainment was provided by Mr Miller Miss Jeanene Brady and James Grane A lunch with salads sandwiches pig cake ice cream and orange juice was served Miller received a purse of money and a traveling kit as a farewell gift from friends
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John Miller
William Grane
Spring Creek
Edith Miller Brady
Fort, Monmouth
WY. J
Miller
Jeanene Brady
James Grane
Birthday party honors Miss Rose Franchina on eighteenth
Miss Rose Franchina was feted on her eighteenth birthday at a Wednesday evening party hosted by her sister Mrs Henry Divs Jr at a West Plewsagit Street home. Guests played games and awarded prizes to Shirley Griswall Cherie Sweet and Lyle Gifford while a decorated table offered jello salad sandwiches cake and beverages.
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Rose Franchina
Henry Divs, Jr
West Plewsagit Street
Shirley Griswall
Cherie
Lyle Gifford
Franchina
Emmanuel Guild Meets at North Center Street Home
Members of the Emmanuel Guild gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Foster Davis’s home on North Center Street for a regular meeting. Mrs. Moore, the president, chaired the session as Rev. Joseph Clety opened with prayer. The group planned the next meeting for November 9 in the parish hall and named Mrs. W. M. Sandburg and Mrs. Frank Witcoxe as a committee for the event. An Episcopal meeting on October 27 at North East was announced, with a request for wide member attendance.
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Emmanuel Guild
North Center Street
O'Elace
Yelmi Moore
Joseph Clety
W. M. Sandburg
Frank Witcoxe
North East
Seiota Community Aid Met Thursday
Seiota Community Aid met at the home of Mrs Arthur Muller. A noon tureen dinner served to 38 people including 19 members and their husbands and children. Mrs Miller presided, Hoyt Raymond led devotional, minutes read by Mrs Archie Hurlbuss. Members sewed carpet strips and two quilts were started for Mrs Miller. Next meeting date undecided.
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Seleta Community Aid
Mpx
Arthur Muller
Mre. Miller
As. Hoyt Raymond
Archie Hurlbuss
New Member Joined D U V Organization
Miss Katherine Slone was initiated at the afternoon Daughters of Union Veterans meeting held Wednesday at First Methodist Church. Mrs. James Sinare, president, conducted the business session and a committee to contact new members was appointed. The next session date will be announced. Old Ironsides remains a commissioned warship.
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Katherine Slone
Daughters of Union Veterans of Te Civil War
First Methodist Church
James Sinare
Bridal Shower For Miss Mary Anna Consulo and Bride To Be
A bridal shower honoring Mrs Mary Anna Consulo, soon to wed Paul Gray of Warren WK, was hosted by Mrs Robert Wotus at her West Washington Street home. Guests played 590 canasta. prizes went to Mrs Thomas Sexton and Miss Consulo. The table featured a Kaif Howers canterprece and white tapers. Refreshments included a salad course, decorated cake, and coffee as guests presented gifts.
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Mary Anna Consolo
Mary Anna Consulo
Paul Gray
Warren
St. Elizabeth's Church
Robert Wotus
West Washington Treet
Thomas Sexton
Mise
Kaif Howers
Helping Hand Club Dinner In Meadville Meeting
The Helping Hand Club completed a dinner and work session for the children home at Meadville during a meeting in the T. C. F. Hall. Twelve members were served a tureen dinner by Mrs A C Piet and Mrs Luella Sma, with Mrs Ble and Hudson presiding. The group planned a sunshine box for a member and will meet again October 26.
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Meadville
Stork Shower For Mrs Willis Stroup
A neighborhood group hosted a stork shower for Mrs Willis Stroup at her Spring Creek home. Guests enjoyed cards and games with prizes awarded to several attendees, and gifts were presented to the honored guest amid dessert and beverages.
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Willis Stroup
Spring Creek
Joseph Malek
Charles Wary
Gerald Lindsey
Henry Jaquith
George Price
Mark Savio
Henry Jaquith, Jr
Birth notices from Corry and Spartansburg hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kiehart of Centerville shortly after noon yesterday at Corry Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday at Gorry Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Daszynicz of Spartansburg. John Oger of Falconer was born at Corry Hospital early last evening.
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Lawrence Kiehart
Centerville
Corry Hospital
Gorry Hospital
William Daszynicz
Spartansburg
John Oger
Falconer, N
W S W S Dinner And Meeting At Dan Culver’s Church
The W S W S held a Thursday supper and monthly gathering at the UB Church in Dan Culver served as president. Mrs Lyle Chase led devotions on opportunities to worship and Mrs J Hal Smith arranged the program about United Nahe Onewnyanlton. Mrs Harold Fish sang Nations Hymn and November was announced for the next meeting at Mrs J B Clarks home on East Smith Street.
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UB Church
W. S. W.or
Yumi
Dan Culver
Lyle Chase
J. Hal Smith
Harold Fish
J. B. Clark
Esst
Smith Street
National Foremen Report At Meeting
A report of the national convention of the National Foremen's Association was presented at the Wednesday evening meeting of the Steel Age Foremen's Club. President Donald Hall and O A McClintock, who attended the Buffalo sessions, gave verbal updates. The routine business was transacted at the meeting held Wednesday evening. The next session is scheduled for November 1.
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Donald Hall Artl O. A. McClintock
Buffalo
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