Paratroopers land behind red lines in Korea
Allied forces pressed their advance in Korea as paratroopers landed behind enemy lines near Pyongyang. General MacArthur ordered rapid reinforcement of the Manchurian border and a broad mop up of remaining resistance. South Korean units pushed toward the Soviet frontier, with capital districts and key cities under UN control.
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Kore
Manshuria
Siberia
Hulchon
Pyongyang
Macarthur
Walton
Walker
Eighth Army
Manchurian
Red
T. 5
First Cavalry Division
Kbly
Siberian
Edward E. Almond
Seoul
Alln
North
Korea
Russia
Humfung
Private dinners honor visiting Los Angeles couple in California
California visitors Mr and Mrs S J Irvine and Mr and Mrs L E Graham entertained at dinner in the Hotel Corry private dining room. The party honored Mr and Mrs Ely Barlow and Mr and Mrs Henry Bakes of Los Angeles, visiting for several weeks. Covers were for 16 with fall flowers and lighted tapers. After dinner the group went to the Irvine home on Mead avenue for social time.
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California
S. J. Irvine
L. E. Graham
Hotel Corry
Ely Barlow
Henry Bakes
Los Angeles
Irvine
Mead Avenue
Mooseheart Chapter Night Observed By W O O M
Corry Chapter 717 of the Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at Mooseheart Chapter Night. Senior Regent Mrs. Andrew Hansen presided as plans were made for a Halloween masquerade with the Moose Lodge on Friday October 27 at 8 30. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded for best costumes. A Christmas package for Mooseheart was approved with gifts due November 2. Committee reports and social details followed. Kathryn Kirin won a special award. attendance prize went to Mrs. Charles VanTassel.
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Mooseheart
Corry
Henry Davis, Jr
Willard Park
Lester Hepler
Raymond Cathers
Edward Griffis
Dorothy May
Adebelle Courtney
Mary Finnean
Hepler
Ann Royek
Dairymen's League Local Meets at Lindstrom Home
The Corry Dairymen's League met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom in Coy R. D. 1 on Wednesday evening. Vice President Harold Howard led the session with reports from sub district delegates on the September 29 meeting at Cambridge Springs. Ivan Hatch and delegates discussed the Syracuse October 1 annual meeting. Mrs. F. O. Harvey reported on women’s committee meetings, and Mr. Harvey explained resolutions preparation for the Syracuse gathering. Harold Hanna from Erie reported milk production and sales near past-year levels and outlined duties at the Syracuse meeting. George Warner of Spring Creek plant noted good milk quality. Refreshments for about 26 members and two visitors were served. The next meeting will be November 15 at the Humphrey home State Line Road R. D. 4, with an oyster supper and a request for pickles and doughnuts.
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Dairymen’s League
Corry
Oscar Lindstrom
Coy
R. D
Harold Howard
Cambridge
Springs
Ivan Hatch
Dairymen's League
Syracuse
F. O. Harvey
Harvey
Resolutions Committee
Howard Hanna
Erie
B. W. Slye
Daniel Lindberg
Cecil Humphrey
State Line Road
Bear Lake resident’s granddaughter wed in Linesville church
Betty Allene Bruicher, granddaughter of Bear Lake resident William H. Byims, married Nicholas A. Pachuk in a Thursday ceremony at 2 PM at United Presbyterian Church in Linesville. Fred A. Bruicher of Linesville announced the marriage of his daughter.
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Bear Lake
Fred A. Bruicher
Linesville
Betty Allene
Nicholas A. Pachuk
United Presbyterian Church
William H. Byims
Birth Announcement for Fourth Son in Centerville Family
Mind Mrs. Is fin Shields, HR. D. 2, Centerville, welcomed their fourth son last evening at Corry Hospital. The newborn and mother are reported in good condition.
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Isfin Shields
Centerville
Corry Hospital
Reservations for Columbus Bridge Dinner Deadline
Mrs HM L Rowe handles reservations before Sunday for the Qorry Bridge Association dinner at the Columbus church next Wednesday evening. Ladies Aid serves the meal. transport chair is Mrs R Anderson. President Mrs Harold Burgnon announced that players with six outings since last April may attend free, others may reserve. A regular tournament follows at the VFW Post home.
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Qorry Bridge Association
HM. L. Rowe
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid
R. ©. Anderson
Transportation
Harold Burgnon
V. F. W. Post
Rehoboth Class Hosts Hallowe'en Party
The Rehoboth Class of BE U B Church held a Hallowe'en party at Mr and Mrs Edward Raymonds home in RD 6 Verna. Whitney won best costume among 30 attendees. Prizes were awarded for games. Refreshments included pumpkin pie nutmeats and coffee. The next meeting is November 16 at a to be announced place.
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Rehoboth
BE. U. B
Edward Raymond
Verna
Whitney
Glenn J Humes
Charles Bugbee
Schramling Duke Marriage Announced
The marriage of Mrs. Ruth Duke and Frank D. Schramling was announced. They were united in a quiet ceremony at War Yon on Wednesday October 18. Mr. Schramling is employed as a rival mail carrier. Kits Gustav V of Sweden succeeded to the throne December 8 1907 on the death of his father Oscar II.
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Schramling-Duke
Ruth Duke
Frank D. Schramling
Moth
Columbus
War Yon
Schramling
Kits Gustav V of
Sweden
Oscar
Inspection of Corry W R C No 49 At Regular Meeting
Mrs Florence Smith of North East, assistant department inspector, led the official inspection of Corry W R C No 49 during the regular Thursday meeting at the T O O F Hall. Thirty members attended as a tureen dinner highlighted by a Halloween motif and October birthdays. Plans were made for visits to North East No 68 on October 26 and District No 3 in Erie on October 28, with a November 2 bazaar committee formed.
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Corry W. R. C
Florence Smith
North East
T. O. O. F. Hall
Merle Long
Henry Hill
Smith
Erie
Charles Newman
Jewell Long
Lawrence Morton
Florence Bates
George Hurlbut
Clifford Dundon
Ells Dance This Saturday Evening In Lodge Clubrooms
The first Fall and Winter dance sponsored by Elles Lodge No. 769 will be held this Saturday evening in the clubrooms. Paul Dwyer is in charge with Wes Scott leading his six piece Elle orchestra for dancing from 10 until 2.
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Bp.o. Elles Lodge
Paul Dwyer
Wes Scott
Elle
Wil
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Johnson at Wayne Street Tea
Mrs. William Johnson was honored when Mrs. Elmer Sharer hosted a local birthday club on Wayne Street. The group of 12 enjoyed refreshments including birthday cake and icebox dessert with coffee and tea. Mrs. Sharer planned a future gathering as Mrs. Stanley Anderson will entertain on November 16.
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Willian Johnson
Elmer Sharer
Wayne Street
Johnson
Spencer Aid Elected Officers At Thursday Dinner
Spencer Community Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harley Thompson's home with 28 members. Officers were elected: president Mrs. Robert Clark, vice president Mrs. Carl Fulsom, secretary Mrs. Neils Soren son, assistant Mrs. Merrill Lillie, treasurer Mrs. Omar Crowell, assistant Mrs. T. J. Fullom, flower committee Mrs. Lillie and Mrs. Clair Fennell. Missionary letters were read and aid planned Bible donations to Rev Blowers and materials to Rev Billings in the Bahamas, plus $10 to Rev Richard Miller in Africa. Mrs Joseph McCray will entertain next on November 16.
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Spencer Aid
Spencer Community
Fairview P T A Plans To Serve Hot Dinner
A PTA meeting at Fairview School opened with a flag salute led by Mrs Helen Brown and a PTA prayer by Mrs Joseph Baressi. Officers reported 3.26 dollars in the treasury and 91 members subscribed to the association magazine. A November ham dinner to raise funds was approved with further details to follow. Attendance awards went to Mrs Brown's team and next meeting is November 8 during National Educational Week.
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Fairview P.T. A
Fairview
Rs. Paul Stroup
Séssson
Helen Brown
P.T. A
Joseph Baressi
J. Dorschel
Associaten
Leland ‘Wilcox
Donald Gates
Lawrence Douglas
Barress
Blanche Keleher
J. B. Cogan
Clarence Herring
Russell Cassett
Legion Auxiliary Moves Card Party to Nov 1
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting on North Center Street decided to postpone the card party from October 25 to November 1 due to a Perry Park benefit bingo. President Mrs. Harry Burton presided. child welfare chair Mrs. Glennis Warner was named. Refreshments committee included Mrs. Norman Bennink, Mrs. Richard Orn, and Mrs. Louis Hurlbert. Meetings will shift to the second and fourth Thursday to align with the Legion Post schedule.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Post
North Center Street
Perry Parker
Harry Burton
Glennis Warner
Joseph Myers
Hallowe'en
Norman Bennink
Richard Orn
Louis Hurlbert
American Legion Post
Four More Polio Cases Reported in Chautauqua County
In Jamestown a 21 year old woman was diagnosed, part of an outbreak total now 23 for 1950. Cases include a 6 year old boy from RD Ashville, a 6 year old Westfield girl, a 95 year old Town of Busti boy, and a 35 year old Randolph man. All patients are at Jamestown General Hospital.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua
Julius S. Prince
R. D
Ashville
Westfield
Busti Boy
Randolph
Jamestown General Hospital
Car Struck By Train, Four Killed Near Lomax
Four men died when their automobile was struck by a Santa Fe Railroad passenger train near Lomax in Henderson County. Identified by Coroner Clarence Mellor of Henderson County are William Renner Vernon Halligai and John Heikes of Colchester and Howard Brooks of Adair. Details unavailable. accident occurred on the Lomax to Carmen line north of Lomax.
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Loma, IU
Lomax
Clarence Mellor
Henderson County
William Renner
Vernon Halligai
John Heikes
Colchester
Howard Brooks
Adair
Carmen
Here
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Gabby” Hayes
Vicye
Nani Booth
Prue
Tung S Wa
Esa
Duff Toren
Nodirt
Douglas Ian
NorthEast
Peonal Society
Wayce Fosburg
Imogene Rankin
Lottsville
Wauke- Ban
Til
Brice Rankin
Great Lakes
Blanche Barnes
West Pleasant Street
New York City
J. G. Lannan
Susan Lannan
Bert Weldon
Leo Reynard
Tle
Marie Zafiropulos
Mott Street
Coner
The
Navy Mothers
Victorious Life Mission
Corry E. A. B. Church
Layman
Rex J. Moon
Greenville, Ill
Clover Springs
Pillsbury
Bruce
Hank
Red Cross
Lipey's
Glendora
Glendora Coffee
Lake Shore
Ball-View Dill
Demonte
Hunt
Boy Pork & Beans
Glendore
Camay Soap
Ivory
Spic & Span
Banner
Page & Nichols
East Main Street
Legion Auxiliary
Warner
le Giant
Frank
Esa Ee
Reese
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