Farewell party for Raymond plant worker Costello
A large group from Raymond Manufacturing and their wives attended a farewell at Pitts field Tin for Martin Costello who leaves for Army service. Carl Henton led a social session after an elaborate chicken dinner, presenting a purse and gifts. The gathering included many local residents visiting family and friends, with birthday celebrations and weekend visits noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Raymond Manufacturing Company
Martin Costello
Pittsfield Tin
Carl Henton
Costello
Army
Carl L. Henton
Claude Parker
Clifford Warnshouse
Mra
Emmet Johnson
Bertha Devin
Charles Joy
John ‘Tse
Raymond Gilson
Melvin Cobbett
Ondlle Scheller
Margaret Dyckes
Meste Huntley
Chardeth Kingsley
Mar
Marriage of Henry Blame to Sgt Preston Ohrn in 1942
Mr. and Mrs. Farry Elsesser announce the marriage of their daughter Henry Blame to Sgt. A Preston Ohrn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ohrn of Cony Pa. The ceremony was December 19, 1942, at the Church of Christ with Rev Walter Scott Cook officiating. The bride is a Strong Vincent High School alumna and private duty worker. The groom is a Cake High School graduate, attended the University of Pittsburgh Erie Center, worked at Berkeley Manufacturing, and was inducted into the Army in August 1943. stationed at Indiantown Gap Pa. The couple visited Erie over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Ohrn
Erie
Brie
Farry Elsesser
Henri Blame
A. Preston Onn
Albertc Ohrn
Cony
Walter Scott Cook
Church of Christ
Ald Mys
Strong Vincent High School
St. Vinicentis
School of
Cowboy Features At Six Year Old Birthday Party
David Anderson hosted a cowboy themed birthday party for nineteen guests at 448 East Main Street Saturday afternoon. The six year old and attendees enjoyed games, favors, and prizes. Prizes were won by Barbara Harmon, Jerry Lloyd, Mary Ann Schollton, and Sylvia Anderson. Harriet Markett, Mary Ellen Golegrave, Lorelle Wolcott, and Barbara Lord assisted. David received many nice gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
Lawrence Anderson
East Main Street
David
Barbara Harmon
Jerry Lloyd
Mary Ann Scholton
Sylvia Anderson
Harriet Markett
Mary Ellen Golegrave
Lorelle Wolcott
Barbara Lord
Willkie Returns to NBC-8 Broadcast After 1940 Nomination
Radio schedule details Willkie appearing as a guest advocate for the National War Fund drive on NBC-8 with Jane Derwell, Howard Crooks, and other programs listed. The listing notes no expert role for Willkie, but his support for the fund is noted amid a busy night of entertainment and news segments across NBC CBS and MBS stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Willkie
WBC
Piltstileh
National Way Fund
NBC
Jane Derwell
Howard
Richard Crooks
Antes Melton
CBS
Biindin
Camp Los
Guy Nineties
Cary Grant
Mr. Lucky
Rosalind Russell
Sister Eileen
Mary Small
Johny Mor Kan
Army Air Force
Vick Carter
Baby boy born to Clarency Nichols family at Lal Hospital
A baby boy was born this morning at the Lal Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarency Nichols of Spartans burs. A daughter was born October 16 at Hamat Hospital to Captain and Ves Huch A O Hare of Corpu Mes. Dr O Hare, the father, serves as a medical officer with an Army base hospital unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lal Hospital
Clarency Nichols
Spartans Burs
Hamat Hospital
Erle
Ves
Huch A. O'Hare
Corpu- Mes
O'Hare
Jane Mulhelm
Dr. O'Hare
Shower for Miss Ruth Soper Planned at Spring Street Home
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Ruth Soper at Blanchard's Spring Street home. Guests included nineteen attendees and prizes awarded to Mrs. Gus Eder and Miss Lena Merker. A two course lunch followed the entertainment with guests from Erie Chambersburg North East Jamestown and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabs Waima Cud
Wim Saps
Claute Blanchard
Spring Street
Ruth Soper
Soper
Gus Eder
Lena Merker
Bisndhe Loveland
Erie
Alice Kelly
Chambersburg
James Hill
North East
Walter Predlund
Jamestown
Corry Youth In Navy Marries California Girl
The marriage of Donald Satterlee, Coxswain, to Judy Carrothlers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hunter Chirothers of San Francisco, was solemnized in Reno Nevada on September 17. The couple now reside in Oakland California while Saltertee serves on duty at Pleiston California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Navy
California
M. J. Satterlee
Sheir Som
Cox
Swan
Mate
Donald Satter Dee
WSN
Judy Carrothlers
Daugh Lov
Hunter Chirothers
San Francisco
Calif
Reno
Nev
Oakland
Saltertee
Pleisanton
Clubs fete member leaving Corry for West
The Sub Deb Girls Club and the Boys Club held a party Saturday evening at UM home at Charles Yoke on East Bondsthest. Mrs Jeanne Hbller, a member leaving the city to reside in California, was the honored guest. Club members attended and enjoyed the Halloween festivities as seasonal refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
West
UM Hone
Charles Yoke
East Bondsthest
Jeanne Hbller
Enide
California
Hallowe'sh
Girl Scout Troop 39 honors top achievers at church gathering
Members of Girl Scout Troop No 39 presented crafts and badge work before parents and friends at the Presbyterian church. Jeanne Holler narrated tableaux while Grace Middleton led music. Four girls Helen Predériole Jeanne Holter Marilyn Wallace and Jean Marie Johnston received highest rank badges, others earned second class and merit badges. Troop captain Miss Adele McCray praised the local Girl Scout unit for its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
We Girls
Jeanne Holler
Musiea Iumbers
Gryce Middleton
Adele McCray
Anit
Whiteley Highfield Home Nuptials Saturday
Aquel wedding united Fern J Highfield and Frank Whiteley in a private afternoon ceremony at four o'clock at the bride’s sister’s home 4 Railroad Street Thayer Smethport officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Durham. The couple will reside at 318 West Church Street and work for Aeva Supply Manufacturing Co Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fern
Corry Grange Hosts Booster Night Meeting Highlights
Booster Night program drew good attendance at the Corry Grange meeting held Saturday evening. West Spring Creek Grange supplied an excellent program enjoyed by Corry Grange members. A Halloween party is planned for later this month. A luncheon of sandwiches doughnuts and coffee was served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Amy
West Spring Creek
Corry Grange
Roger Sheehan Fourth Birthday Party at Church Street
Roger Sheehan four was hostess to a Saturday birthday party at Church Street with friends of her son. Hallowe en decorations set the mood for games and a lunch of jello cake and chocolate milk as each child took home a horn as a favor and Roger received gifts from his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonn Sweenan
Church Street
Roger
Fear of Rabies Brings Action in Bradford
Bradford, Oct 18 The Bradford board of health imposed a quarantine on all dogs and cats in the city until further notice after a report of a rabies case. Mayor Hugh J. Ryan chaired the board meeting with city officials and Dr Raymond Price and Dr E Schultz presenting the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Bradford Board of Health
Hugh J. Ryan
Healthy
Gilty Clerk
Ray Vogel
Raymond Price
E. Scultz
San-Cura Ointment and Soap for Minor Wounds
An advertisement extols Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment as a quick healer for small wounds and skin irritations. It claims it soothes pain, aids tissue recovery, and wards off infection, with the soap also promoted for initial care of affected areas.
Aircraft superiority: US planes down four to one in war
A wartime report from the Office of War Information cites American air forces destroying about four enemy planes for every US craft lost since December 7, 1941. Navy and Army air units show high kill ratios, improvements in aircraft, and a new light bomber nearing production, with ongoing efforts to boost offensive power and efficiency in missions through September 194? The six months March to September saw enemy losses surge, while Army and Navy air forces continued extensive combat operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Army
Office of War Information
United States
OWT
Death case filed for 100000 in Brockway tragedy
W C Winn of Brockway files suit in Jefferson county court at Brookville seeking 100000 for the death of his son Walter C Winn a Pennsylvania State College student killed in a November 1941 traffic accident near Brockway The suit alleges a faulty operated tractor trailer by Cooper Transfer Company caused the fatal crash Delberk Ransom the operator of the trailer is named in the accident description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. C
Jefferson County Cenrt
Brookville
Winn
Tison
Young Wint
Pennsylvania State College
Gull
Delberk Ransom
Winn! War
Soldier killed in train derailment near Richmond
The Havena Special derailed north of Petersburg and Richmond killing 3 soldiers and injuring at least seven others. Four Pullman cars and the liner derailed. one rail pierced the last car. The dead soldier’s identity withheld pending notification. Cause under investigation. Foretaste of winter noted in western Pennsylvania with scattered snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Petersburg
Truck crash damages Dispatch Herald distribution room
A light Chevrolet delivery truck backed into the Dispatch Herald window at 148 North Gen Tollshibys noon today. Nichols Transfer operated the truck and driver Richard Rowland was delivering when the accidental impact shattered the pane and caused minor damage to the distribution area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwater
Nichols
Richard Rowland
Dispatch Herald
North Gen
Tollshibys
Unclear Source Fragment on Sale Held at Vineyard
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sale at a vineyard with references to two sixes poured and an engineered project. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the item points to a sale event connected to a vineyard and technical discussions.
Fragmented OCR Note Skews Sports Franchise Update
A damaged OCR snippet mentions several fringe topics and a feud with unclear details. It references a lead in a race this week and a Saturday event, but lacks coherent names, dates, or reliable entities to identify a clear sports outcome or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smnioon
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice
A partial OCR text fragment mentions a local event or notice with unclear details. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, making precise identification difficult but the item appears community oriented and timeframe unspecified.
Unclear OCR fragment reports on college football game
Fragmentary text mentions a college football game and related figures but is garbled with illegible words and misplaced letters making details unreadable. No clear team names dates or outcomes can be determined from the readable portion.
Fragmentary note on garden soil and plant care
A partial, garbled excerpt discusses heavy soil in a garden or allotment context. It mentions tending plants and possible cave or pack areas, with unclear references to locations or practices. The readable elements are too fragmentary to identify people, places, or events.
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