Local residents visit relatives and service personnel on leave
Pvt Edward St Pierre of the Army Air Corps on ten days fur lough from New Orleans visits his grandmother on East Columbus Avenue. Mrs John MacLauchlan of Brockway Pa returns home after visiting friends. Paull Scalise of Warren on leave from Miami Fla visits Relph Chiricuio on First Avenue and other relatives. W C ox and sons of Titusville spend last evening in the city. Fred Healy spends yesterday in Warren with relatives. Delores Greene visits Ann Greene in Cambridge Springs. James N Foley Donald Languis and Harley Hall return to Buffalo Ny for work after a stay in the city. Anna Anderson of Pittsfield visits Robert Brown on East Pleasant Street. Chester Zerby of Erie visits the city. Brown and Warren Proctor leave Erie for the Air Cadets Assignment Center in Nashville Tenn. Mr and Mrs Brown accompany their son to Erie. Mrs Carl Henton returns from Otterbein College at Westerville Ohio to see Keith Henton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward St. Pierre
Army Air Corps
New Orleans
Edward St Pierre
East Columbus Avenue
John MacLauchlan
Brockway
Walter Peake
East Street
Paull Scalise
Warren
Miami, Fla
James N. Foley
Donald Languis
Harley Hall
Buffalo
N.Y
Uhis
Anna Anderson
Pittsfield
Robert Brown
East Pleasant Street
Chester Zerby
Erie
Wham Brown
Warren Proctor
Carl Proctor
Nashville
Tenn
Air Cadets
Dorcas Class Plans Rummage Sale At Church
The Dorcas class of the Methodist church met at Lois McCray’s King Street home with twenty seven members present. They finalized plans for this week’s rummage sale to benefit the class and invited all church members to contribute. Miss McCray was aided by Miss Helen Jones Mrs N L Bogden and Miss Ruth Dahlstran and a lunch was served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist ‘Church
Lash
Lois McCray
King Street
McCray
Helen Jones
N. L. Bogden
Ruth Dahlstran
VFW Honor Members Entering Army Service
Archie W. Thompson Post 264 VFW and Ladies Auxiliary hosted a turkey dinner aid program on West Washington Street to honor members entering military service. Attendees included Mayor Frank Hepler and Rev. Francis Graves, with remarks by many post and auxiliary officials. The event recognized Penny Cox, Raymond Gilson, and others bound for service and noted future post enrollment in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Archie W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
Post
West Washington Street
Merle An
Francis Graves
Frank Hepler
Glyde Reynolds
J. J. Halgat
Olin Gracken
Rev. Graves
Cassius Seis
Alber Bloss
W. H. Fitch
Warren V. F. W
Barold Gilbert
Mary Hall
Thomas Holand
William J. McCarthy
Cainton Morrell
Arden Watson
Burtch Goron
Floyd Binelli
Holand
Mr. Watson
Penny Cox
Raymond Gilson
Lowe Decker, Jr
John Haigit
State College
Anthony Robacvewski
Cox
Gilson
V. F.W. Post
Missionary Society Meets at Sandburg Home
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church gathered yesterday at Mrs. A. O. Sandburg’s home with fifteen women present. Mrs. John Williamson led a devotional from Psalm 121, and roll call sparked recollections of the Erie district meeting held October 13. Rev G. L. Boyd reviewed The Other Americas by Whittaker as the society advances its Latin America study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. 0
Sandburg
John Williamson
Erie
Latin America
G. L. Boyd
Americas
Whittaker
J. B. Patterson
Dinner Party Honors Charles Hughes Before Army Induction
Mrs. Boyd Capwell hosted a dinner at her East Wayne Street home honoring Charles Hughes who leaves this weekend for induction into the army. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. El yn Gage of Union City Miss Dorr is Ohm Denny Phillins and Miss Clarice Capwell. After dinner the group enjoyed cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hughes
Boyd Capwell
East Wayne Street
Elyn Gage
Union City
Dorris Ohm
Denny Phillins
Clarice Capwell
Kiwanis Honors Member Entering Navy
The Kiwanis Club gathered at the Ritz Restaurant to honor John Connors who is leaving today for Navy service. Twenty four members attended. Connors received a pen and pencil set from the service lab, while Lynn Rice led singing and Edward Feldt spoke on the Raymond Manufacturing Company since 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Navy
Ritz
John Connors
Mr. Connors
Lynn Rice
Edward Feldt
Raymond Manufacturing Company
W. C. Cox
Titusville
Good Samaritan Class Honors Howard Brooks
The Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist church honored Howard Brooks, who is leaving for army service, at Florence and Howard Brooks home. The group presented a gift, Halloween games and contests were enjoyed, and refreshments were served. The next meeting was announced for the VanGuilder home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brooks
Methodist
Whhich
Thasay
Florence
Bntl VanGuilder
Radio schedule highlights and absent guests on air
The listing outlines tonight’s NBC and CBS radio programs including Topics tonight with Fanny Brice and Henry Aldrich, Bihe Crosby hour, Rudy Vallee, March of Time with Jack Genny, and Dr Albert Einstein note of unavailability. CBS programs feature Hello Prom Hawaii, Death Valley Days, Bowes Amateurs, Stage Door Canteen, FirstLine, and Waldo Prants talks. PublicTown Meeting and Sing For Dough appear in local listings, with Jack Tea Garden Orchestra and Dance Variety shown later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich Pamily
Bihe Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Jack Genny
Albert Einstein
CBS
Bowes
FirstLine
Waldo Prants
Blu
Mr. Keon
Jack Tea
Garden Orchestra
What to expect tomorrow on NBC CBS and MBS broadcasts
A choppy listing of radio and TV programs for tomorrow includes NBC at 9 a.m. Everything Goes variety at 10:30 a.m. Sketches in Melody, Phyllis Creore, and Canteen Shie later. CBS airs School of the Air at 9:15 a.m. and King Peter with Jan Masaryck from London at 4:15 p.m. Zen Bernie at 9:45 p.m. BLU presents Brent fast at Sardi's at 11 a.m. Prescott Presents Farm and Home program on MBS 145 Jos. B. Wadman discusses Transportation in War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Amici Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Carter Home
Members gathered at the home of Mrs. Ronald Carter on Franklin street Tuesday afternoon. The group disposed of routine business and tied a quilt for the Quincy Orphans. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Harold Pish. Mrs. Harley Smith will join the circle in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing
Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
Quincy Orphannes
Harold Pish
Harley Smith
Lawson announces engagement to Ward Powers
Mr and Mrs C A Lawson of 134 West Frederick street announce the engagement of their daughter Florence Marie to Ward H Powers. Ward is the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Powers of FR D 3 Columbus. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Marie Lawson
Ward Powers
C. A. Lawson
West Frederick Street
Florene Marie
Ward H. Powers
Powers
Eugene Powers
FR. D
Columbus
Farewell Party Honors Harold Besson Leaving for Army
A farewell gathering was given for Harold Besson as he enters Army service this week. Fourteen Bescon Transfer Company employees and their spouses hosted a chicken dinner at Tarbell's Tin. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Besson and granddaughter Barbara Besson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Besson
Harold Besson
Bescon ‘Transfer Company
Tarbell's Tin
George Beso
Barbara Besson
Salvation Army Home League Opens Meeting
The Home League of the Salvation Army met at the Citadel on East Washington Street with thirteen in attendance. Led by secretary Mrs. Jennie Wiis the group discussed sending reading material to service members and possible afternoon meetings in winter. Mrs. John Morrison led devotions and members read articles on Salvation Army work for soldiers while sewing wartime relief garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home League
Home League
Salvavio Army
Salvation Army
East Washington Street
Jennie Wiis
John Morrison
Ari Oles
Tte
Farewell Party For David Bensink Jr
David Bensink Jr was honored with a farewell party at his parents home. About twenty guests attended and shared a lunch. He received two gifts of money from friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bensink, Jr
Petta Ee
Ny Densi
Jerry B.D
David Bensink
Gtier
Bersink
Introducing son born to Capt and Mrs Preble at Fort Benning
The notice announces the birth of a son on October 20 to Captain Merle R. Preble and his wife of Fort Benning Georgia. Captain Preble is identified as a former Cotry resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle R. Preble
Fort Benning, Ga
Capt. Preble
Cotry
Enjoyable Mary and Martha Class Meeting Hosts
Miss Helen Spencer hosted the Mary and Martha class gathering at her Wright street home with devotions led by Mia and Harold G. Wolfe. A Red Cross donation was approved for soldiers, plans include a December 8 meeting, and games and readings highlighted the Halloween season with awards to Mrs. J. W. Gray and Mrs. J. Herold Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Martha
Helen Spencer
Wright Street
Presbyterian Church
Mia
Harold G. Wolfe
Robert A. Ott
Mises Valeda Barton
Mary Jane Rozelle
Pay Skinner
Wiges
Douglas Rozelle
Helen Fordyce
J. W. Gray
J. Herold Patterson
Mary Anderson
Wave Perkinx
Mrs Walters Leaves City Honored At North Center Gathering
Mrs R L Walters who is leaving soon for Salem was guest of honor at Mrs Foster Davis’s North Center Street home. Hostess awarded two bridge tables to Mrs M Rainy and Mrs Velma Moore. Walters received a guest page and later was presented with many handkerchiefs by friends as Mire Davis served salad and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Walters
City
Foster Davis
North Center Street
Salem
M. Rainy
Velma Moore
Walters
Davis
Birthday Club Hosts Upperman Housewarming Party
The Birthday Club of Columbus met at Hollis Upperman's new home for a housewarming gathering. Nineteen ladies attended a three course dinner and spent the evening in visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperman
Chuir
Columbus
Hollis Upperman
Plans 10 Take Aviation Post In California Visit
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thomas depart for California to pursue government aviation service. Thomas, owner operator of Lawrence Airport, hopes for an instructor post. Bob Lewis will run Thomas Motor Company and Corrys Chevrolet during the trip. A WAVES and WAAC uniform promo follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence ‘Thomas
California
Thomas
J. J. Beller
Englewood
Lawrence
Thomas Motor Company
Corry
Bob Lewis
Lewis
Saime
Queen Wilhelming Keeps Diamonds Close to Crown
In loyalty to the diamond cutting craft, Queen Wilhelming favors diamonds over other gems. The Low Countries employed about 25,000 cutters before the war, reflecting the region’s prominence in diamond work. A simple furniture cleaning tip suggests white rings can be removed with pantry shelf items, using olive oil to restore finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelming
Low Countries
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Aithy
Ise Iks
Rex
San
Cairo
Jeanette MacDonald
Robert Young
America
Blondie Onliate
Dagweed
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Larry
Daisy
Cookie
Kula
Veter McLagleny
Edmund Lowe
Rinne Barnes
Paul Kelly
Zuckerman
Dial
North Center St
Corry Pa
Tomorro
Vaasa
Deposit Insura E Corporation
Caer Tost
Asatatriotic Service
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Amici Sewing Circle
Healy
Mrs
Lawrence Thomas
Wave, Jr
Army
WAAC
LIPE
Evergrand
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Bruce Smith
The
McInnes Steel Company
Bernstein Bros
Corry, Pa
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