Navy and Lord Firm Parley in Progress at Erie
At Erie on Oct 28 talks between the Navy and Lord firm reached expectations of a government operation scope. Rear Admiral Bowen and Lord officials discussed potential salary terms and plant oversight while scheduled revisions for Saturday sought a practical agreement. If talks fail the Navy may assume full control of operations and government funds.
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Erie
Navy
War and Navy Departments
H. G. Bowen
Thomas Lord
Bowen
Washington Star and Torch Co
Navy Department
Babson Warns Insurance Firms Face Inflation Strain
Babson warns inflation will hike operating costs for life and casualty insurers, delaying payouts and squeezing non participating plans. He cites rising fire losses, policy lapse risk, and stressed capital amid potential rate changes by state insurance departments. He urges fire department upgrades and broader wartime readiness next.
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Fie
Passenger Taken Ill On Train En Route to Erie
Edward Smith aged 47 a passenger on P R R train No S81 was taken from the moving train here this morning after becoming suddenly ill. He was removed to Corry Hospital where his condition was not pronounced serious by Dr Gillette. He was en route from Philadelphia to make his home at Delores Snidervein B17 Geyman Street Erie.
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Edward Smith
Erie
Corry Hospital
Gillette
Philadelphia
Delores Snidervein
Geyman Street
Marie Bloss
aVehue
Frends
J. Harold Dugan
Gleveland
William Myers
Spring Street
Mr. Digan
Mr. Myers
St.Vincent's Hospital
Robert Spencer
Oberlin College
Allan Spencer
Atlesbury Park
N. J
Charles Evan Roberts
Chicago
Coyne Electrical School
Ray Roberts
Rowe
Delia Ann
Sinclairville
Glen Stearns
East South Street
Chester Redlecks
S 1c
Bainbridge
Alice Aldrich
Elgin
Corry-Jamestown
Roy Edgren
Harold Edgren
New York City
Maurice Cowan
Boston
Corty Om
Walter Peake
University of Pennsylvania
Fast Street
Helen Ploss
Sixth Avenue
Fi Erie
Leo
Hamob Hospital
Eric
K. S. Durham
Mabel Hayes
R. L. Davison
Stanley Nichols
Ruth
Dahlstrand
Jamestown
Joyce Ondus
East Street
Cambridge Springs
Jos
Enn Bomski
Sarah Jane Roach
Main Street
Elizabeth Gis
John Frey
Meadville
Albert Anderson
Long Island
Pred Kinley
East Wayne
Joan Scheppner
Exe
Scheppner
A. Zenner
Arthur Schneid
Caroline Schneider
Evelyn Schneider
Buffalo
Milton @ulmeck
Mary DeLuty
Weekend visits and school event notices in Corry area
Local residents travel for visits with relatives in Jamestown Erie and Meadville while Corry Senior High plans a Get Acquainted meeting for parents and faculty, November ath, with band and mixed chorus performances and in-class teacher sessions. The agenda covers arrivals, concerts, and parent teacher discussions.
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Corry Senior High School
Ste
O Exchansn
Betoween the Homie
Sen
Nain Hall
Dewey
Sheen
Legion and Auxiliary Meet at North Center Street Home
The Legion and Auxiliary held a Friday evening gathering at the Legion Home on North Center Street starting at 6 o'clock. Forty five attended and after dinner the Auxiliary conducted their business meeting. Plans were made for a card party on November 16 and for Armistice Day observance on November 10. The roll call result was reported as very successful and a brief tendee follow-up actions were noted.
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Legion Home
North Center Street
Legion ‘Hone
Reguay
Brngo
24th Anniversary Dinner At Pittsfield Inn Celebrates Sullivan
Mr and Mrs James Sullivan marked their 24th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Pittsfield Inn on Wednesday October 26. The couple hosted a small party at the inn with nearby friends and neighbors in attendance.
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Pittsfield
James Sullivan
Ste Trendy
Sullivan
Forty-five Attend S A Halloween Party In Hallows Eve
Forty five people attended a Torch Bearers' Club Halloween party at Salvation Army rooms. Jack Miller won for the most original costume representing a Dexey Campaign while Marcelaine Robbins earned a prize for funniest costume. The hall featured corn stalks pumpkins and orange and black decor with games and refreshments.
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Mallowern
Torch Bearers
Salvation Armay Rooms
Hallowe'en
Jack Miller
Girl Scouts Observe Scout Week at Presbyterian Church
Girl Scout Troop 39 met in the Presbyterian Church social room for Scout Week and Juliette Low’s birthday observance. Members wore colonial costumes and prizes went to Myr Lou Heetlein Miss Bobby Liv Dickson for oldest, Buy ware Lee Group for most original, and Dorothy Patterson for prettiest costume. A program featured Virginia reel readings a tablet on George Washington Dreams and group songs. Souvenir booklets were given and refreshments served.
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Presbyterian Church
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts
Myr Lou Heetlein
Bobby Liv Dickson
Buy= ware Lee
Dorothy Patterson
Progressive Dinner Recap Through Local Homes
A community dinner event held Friday evening began at six with the soup course at the R. S. Burr residence on East Frederick street. The main course followed at the R. C. Anderson home on North Center street, with the salad and dessert at D. Armour Hillstrom on North Genjer street. Entertainment and games occurred at the RE Lerison home on North Genjer street.
Weatherbee Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weatherbee of RD 1. The newborn adds a new member to the Weatherbee family, with relatives awaiting to meet the child.
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Mrs
Charles Weatherbee
Corry Hospital
Birthday Luncheon For Susan Kinley
Susan Kinley celebrated her fourth birthday with a luncheon yesterday attended by seventeen children. The party ran from eleven to one and featured cake ice cream games and pink and yellow decorations. Prizes went to Letha Ann Wank Sylvia Anderson and Ann Bumbaugh. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Robert Bumbaugh helped with the event.
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Guns Susan Nuney
J. Fred Kinley
Letha Ann Wank
Sylvia Anderson
Ann Bumbaugh
Ritz Honors Corry And Union City Football Teams
The Ritz Restaurant hosted Union City and Corry football teams after last night’s game. A turkey menu was served to eight players and the coaches, and the dinner was enjoyed by all.
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Ritz
Corry
Union City
Dffy
U S Farmers Grow About 200 More Crops Than Many Nations
U S farmers cultivate roughly 300 crops, far exceeding the 100 or so common in many temperate nations and surpassing tropical producers in diversity, reflecting wide farming practices and plant variety.
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U. S
Corry Men Attend Metals Society Meeting in Erie
Corry residents attended a Metals Society dinner meeting in Erie on Thursday at the Sunset Inn. Seventy attendees heard Dr. W. Engle of the Carbolay Company Detroit speak on powder metallurgy, with Francis Blair George Downey Perry Parker Robert Callin H J Lewis and James Lewis among those present.
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Wouter McCune
American Society Tor Metals
Erie
Sunset Inn
Francis Blair
George Downey
Perry Parker
Robert Callin
H. J. Lewis
James Lewis
W. Engle
The
Carbolay Company
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Engle
Arm
Powsler Metallurgy
Halloween Party At United Brethren Church
Thirty members of the adult classes at the United Brethren in Christ Church enjoyed a Halloween costume party last evening. Entertainment included games and a shadow movie with pumpkin pie, doughnuts, and coffee served. The society meets again November 20 with an officer from Cleveland Ordnance expected.
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U. B. Church
United Brethren In Christ Church
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