National Guard Receives 92 Units in Federal Recognition
Associated Press reports Washington on October 21 that four National Guard units gained federal recognition as a first step to reorganizing the postwar Minute Man Force. The action covers units from the 2d Infantry Division with 55 Air National Guard units including four fighter squadrons. recognition requires officers under 25 percent and enlisted under 10 percent. Miltenberger says the Guard is making strides amid aggressive recruiting, though progress varies by area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minute Man’s Force
Air National| Guard
Associated Press
Washington
National Guard
War Department
Air National Guard
Butler B. Miltenberiger
National Guard Bureau
Anniversary Dinner for Clem and Clara Pierce Fetes In Family Circle
Mr and Mrs Clem Pierce of West Smith Street celebrated their Sard wedding anniversary on Friday October 18. Their daughter Miss Clara Pierce entertained twelve guests with a fall themed dinner at one o clock. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs John Pierce Mrs Sarah Davidson Miss Arlene Shalhammer of Meadville Mrs Winnie Pierce Ray Coates Spartansburg Mr and Mrs Earl Loutzenhiser Riceville and Bert Wilkinson Erie. The event also marked anniversaries for Mr and Mrs John Pierce and Mr and Mrs Loutzenhiser. Several friends called to extend congratulations. Various relatives and friends were noted visiting and traveling to and from towns including Lake Worth Fla Pittburgh Buffalo Evie Meadville and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Pierce
West Smith Street
Clara Pierce
John Pierce
Sarah Davidson
Arlene Shalhammer
Meadville
Winnie Pierce
Ray Coates
Spartansburg
Earl Loutzenhiser
Riceville
Bert Wilkinson
Erie
Loutzenhiser
Pierce
Ora G. Brown
Charles Perkins
Lake Worth
Fla
T. Allen May
Teddy
Judy
West Washington Street
Pittsburgh
Ridge Street
Edgett
DeJean
Donald DeJean
Buffalo
John Skeps
Clymer
Walter Thelander
Prowsburg
A. A Merker
Wright Street
Gerald D. Clark
Rose Brew
Theo. G. Williams
Oil City
Lulu Willams
West Church Street
Gertrude Fitch
Laverne Fitch
Dorothy Za- Jone
Endicott
Herbert Fitch
B.D. Piper
Lakewood
Jack Wilson
East Pleasant Street
Don Nantes
Altoona
Nellie Carley
Ray
Garley
Clarence Warner
Ripley
Warner
Clayton
Clinton Warner
Glenn Mead
Philadelphia
W. J. Clark
Robert
Connenil
Ohio
Clark
MacDougall
Charles Nier
Richard Mead
Harborcreek
Richard Powers
Maple Avenue
F Elks
Henry Geiger
Falls Church
Mr. Geiger
Charles Geiger
Evie
William P. Akam
Wilkes-Barre
Akam
Cony
Daniel McCracken
A.W. Phillips
Nevin
N. R. Dickson
West
Pleasant Street
Pic
Andrew Phillips, Jr
Measville
Herbert Carroll
Youngstown, C
Club Meeting At Findley Lake Hosted By Miss Adele McCray
Miss Adele McCray of this city hosted her club at her cabin Hillside on Saturday at Pindley Lake. Guests enjoyed visiting and fancy work in a decoratively Halloween and autumn themed setting. The hostess, assisted by Mrs Jessie K Newton, served refreshments to Mr John Street and several Ladies including Acton Dabistrand, D Armour Hillstrom, Frank Grice Jr, Elizabeth Lanston, Marian Sullivan, and Dorothy Kittleberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Adele McCray
Hillside
Pindley Lake
Frank Grice, Jr
Elizabeth Lanston
Marian Sullivan
Dorothy Kittleberger
Elks Host Dance For Members And Guests
One hundred thirty five couples attended the Elks home dance on North Center street for lodge members and out of town guests. Bruce Pye and his orchestra from Meadville provided music. Out of town couples came from Erie St Marys Meadville and Titusville. The next dance is planned for Saturday evening in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
North Center Street
Bruce Pye
Meadville
Erie
St. Marys
Titusville
State WCTU Head Reelected At Meeting
Mrs. Ella Black of Indiana was reelected for the 17th consecutive term as president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at the York convention. Reelected officers include Mrs. Berthalee Boyles, Mrs. Blanche A. Greenwall, Mrs. Helen V. Wilkins, and Mrs. Catherine Wisler. Delegates chose Johnstown for the 1947 convention. Mrs. G. A. Mountain attends the Corry state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ella Black
Indiana
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Black
Berthalee Boyles
State College
Blanche A. Greenwall
Harrisburg
Helen V. Wilkins
New Castle
Catherine ‘Wisler
Philadelphis
Johnstown
WCTU
Corry Grange No. 55 Plans Harvest Dinner
Corry Grange No 55 met in regular session at the I O O F Hall Saturday with good attendance. Master William P Akam presided and it was decided to confer first and second degrees on a class of candidates on November 2. A harvest dinner will be enjoyed and members will meet for an all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No. 55
Willam P. Akam
Local Birth Announcements Include Several New Daughters and a Son
A series of birth notices from area hospitals lists Brenda Darlene Gregory born at Altoona Hospital to Mr and Mrs D C Gregory. The baby is granddaughter of Kenneth Gregory of Ground Street. Another daughter born at the Gory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Stanley Beckwith of BD Covey. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lyle W Stranahan of RD 3 Spartanburg at the Corry Hospital Sunday morning. A daughter born today to Mr and Mrs George LeFevre of Moon City at the Corry Hospital. The mother is the former Helen Hovey. A daughter born at the Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charley Messingen of RD 1 Corry early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Darlene
D.C. Gregory
Altoona Hospital
Kenneth Gregory
Gound Street
the Gory, Hospital
Stanley Beckwith
B.D. F. Covey
Lyle W. Stranahan
RD. 3
Spartanburg
Corry Hospital
George LeFevre
Moon City
Helen Hovey
Corr Hospital
Charley Messingen
R. D
Corry
Philadelphia Models Form Guild in City of Brotherly Love
In Philadelphia a group of aspiring models unify as the Models Guild of Philadelphia to secure legitimate work and resist being used as social date choices. Backed by the American Museum of Photography director Walter H. Sipsey, the guild aims to protect members from exploitation and enable youths from lower income families to find work through a mutual organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Models’ Guild of
Sey
American Museum of Photography
Walter H. Sipsey
Nhtoe
Guild
Needlework Guild Ingathering November 13
The annual meeting of the Needlework Guild focal chapter directors will be at Mrs. Foster Davis's home on North Center Street on Wednesday November 13. Director quotas will be reported and garments received for distribution to local needy families throughout the year. A total of 250 garments, all new, were the quota realized first year by the Workers for this executive task in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
Foster Davis
North Center Street
Wiggers Clark Wedding Held At Methodist Church Parsonage
Miss Viola W Clark daughter of Prone Clark Union City and Lowell V Wiggers son of Mr and Mrs Gerrit Wiggers 501 East Smith street were married Saturday evening at 7 oclock at the Methodist Church parsonage by Rev C A McAntarfer. The bride wore powder blue with red rosebud corsage. Sister Evelyn Wiggers maid of honor wore dusty rose with white pompon. Alfred Clark brother of bride best man. Reception 8 to 12 at groom parents home for 42 guests center piece a three tiered cake and tapers. They will live at 520 West Church street after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggers-Clark
Viola W. Clark
Prone Clark
Union City
Lowell V. Wiggers
Gerrit, Wiggers
East Smith Street
Methodist Church
C. A. McAntarfer
Evelyn Wiggers
Alfred Clark
Wiggers
Aroom
West Church Street
York and Foster Furniture Company
Corry
Wiggers Auto Body
Mrs. Ralph Glenn Honored At Party
A pleasant surprise birthday party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barton on Essex Street honoring Mrs. Ralph Glenn. Ten members of the Hilltop Cottage birthday club attended and enjoyed games and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thelander and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Merker were the game award winners. Refreshments included sandwiches relishes jello with whipped cream birthday cake and coffee. Mrs. Glenn received many beautiful gifts. Thelander of Frewsburg were out of town guests and others included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoenes and Mr. Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barton
Essex Street
Ralph Glenn
Hilltop Cottage
Eames
Walter Thelander
A. A. Merker
Glenn
Mrs. Thelander
Frewsburg
Fred Hoenes
Glen
Legion Chief Says Legion Supports Administration Foreign Policy
Paull H. Griffith of Uniontown named national commander of the American Legion announces support for the administration's foreign policy. He vows a fresh start with Veterans Administration head Omar Bradley and says the Legion will report to Secretary of State Byrnes, avoiding personal clashes with Bradley or others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paull H. Griffith
Uniontown
New
American Legion
Legion
Griffith
Omar Bradley
Veterans Administration
Bradley
John Stelle
Griffith Avid
Byrnes
Jingene
Elliott Roose- Volt
Vandenberg
Soviet backed party routed in election report continues
The article notes 2,340,722 eligible voters with 1,935,998 valid votes by 10:30 am. Lt Col Louis Glaser, political affairs chief of the US military government in Berlin, says Germany must decide between eastern and western political philosophies and that Berlin’s vote could influence Europe’s political destiny.
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Vost
Louis Glaser
United States
Berlin
Germany
Europe
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