Farm program at 85 percent parity tied to 100 percent loans
Washington reports Secretary Wickard defended the food for defense plan noting the 85 per cent parity loan level for basic crops and warned that proposals to raise the rate could disrupt the program by affecting corn prices. He said a change would interfere with the department's efforts to secure adequate food for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary Wickard
Food-For-Defense
Pro
Wickard
Washington
Warren County to Observe Historical Days in October
Warren County residents will mark History Days from Friday October 11 at 7 90 p m at Warren High School auditorium through November 3 with talks on mound builders the Sugar Run Site and Allegheny Indian culture. Attendees include Dr C E Schaefer Dr Wesley Bliss Edmund Carpenter and Dr F M Seltzer plus Dr T Dale Stewart from the National Museum. A Sugar Run site inspection and a dinner meeting at the Warren WGA building are planned along with a free public meeting commemorating General William Irvine's 200th birth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren High School
C. E. Schaeffer
Wesley Bliss
Sugar Run
Edmund Carpenter
Upper Allegheny
Kinzua Community House
Kingua Methodist Church
F. M. Seltzer
Mound Culture Authority
T. Dale Stewart
National Museum
Washington, D.C
Kinga
Warren County Historical Society
Warren
W. N. Fenton
Smithsonian Institute
Philomel Club
William Trvine
Women Zionists To Hear Roosevelt Talk In Pittsburgh
About 1500 delegates opened the five day 27th annual convention of Hadas sah in Pittsburgh. President Roosevelt is expected to send a message tonight urging the group to join a mighty effort to repel the wave of degenerate barbarity engulfing so many countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Hadassah
Warren Officer Speaks on Highway Safety to Rotary
Private L. G. Fobes of the Pennsylvania motor police addressed Warren Rotary Club at Hotel Corry on "Safety on the Highway" highlighting education, road construction, and highway patrols as key factors. Sergeant E. B. Ging of Warren accompanied him. Guests included Chief John Pixnigan Patrolman Ross Mead and city safety director Richard Rossbacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Fobes
Warren
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Frivate Fobes
E. B. Ging
John Pixnigan
Ross Mead
Richard Rossbacher
Local Socials and Travel Notes from Buffalo Visit
Mr and Mrs Max Schoenfat of Buffalo return home after a weekend with Mr and Mrs J A Mountain on East Ghuren street. Mrs J A McLaughlin and Mrs Charles Wood attended a hairdressers convention at Hotel Statler in Buffalo October 26 27. Mrs Peter C Hourigan of Claymont Delaware arrived following the death of her brother Fred Williams. First Class Private Ward Satterlee has been discharged and arrived home from Indiantown Gap. Ralph Smith, employed here, spent last evening at his Warren home. D A Hillstrom left for a few days business trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schoenfat
Buffalo
J . A. Mountain
East Ghuren Street
J. A. McLaughlin
Charles Wood
Hotel Statler
Peter C. Hourigan
Claymont
Del
Fred Williams
Ward Satterlee
U.S. Army
Indiantown Gap
Ralph Smith
Warren
D. A. Hillstrom
Washington, D. c
Party Given By Mrs Walter Sears
Mrs Walter Sears entertained fourteen guests honoring Mrs Jack Stone Monday evening at her home by Wright street. The evening was spent playing bridge and five hundred and awards were won by Miss Liveille Root, Mrs Edwin Keppel, Miss Della Sorenson and Mrs James Johnston. The hostess served in salad and dessert lunch to the guests, who also Included Richard Stanley, Mrs Leland Johnston, Mrs Paul Stroup, Mrs C V Huth, Mrs Joseph Bean, Mrs Donald Sears and Mrs John Eldridge, of this city, Mrs Charles I Gilbert, of Oswego, N Y and Mrs Raymond Wallace, of Rouseville. Mrs Krone was presented with a number of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sears
Jack Stone
Wright Street
Liveille Root
Edwin Keppel
Della Sorenson
James Johnston
Richard Stanley
Leland Johnston
Paul Stroup
C. V. Huth
Joseph Bean
Donald Sears
John Eldridge
Charles I Gilbert
Osmego
N.Y
Raymond Wallace
Rouseville
Krone
Elks Dance Party Planned for Saturday Night
Corry Lodge of Elks and their spouses friends and out of town guests will attend a dancing party Saturday night at the club home on North Center street. Music will be provided for dancing from 10 p m to 2 a m and a large crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Corry Lodge of Elks
North Center Street
Walters Engagement Announced For Florence Walters and Glenn Hepler
Stanley Walters announces the engagement of his daughter Florence Walters to Glenn Hepler Jr of this city. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Walters
Florence Walters
Glenn Hepler, Jr
Red Cross Sewing Evening By BPW Club At Mrs Zalaneck’s
Members of the Business and Professional Women's clubs gathered at Mrs Milton Zalaneck’s home on West Wayne street to sew for the Red Cross. Much work was completed and a well served lunch closed the evening. The group plans to meet again soon to continue the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Zalaneck
West Wayne Street
Red Cross
Zalaneck
Turkeys Dinner Raises Funds for St Edward’s Wall Repair
Over 400 guests attended the St Edward’s PTA dinner last evening. A successful turkey dinner netted a fine sum to repair the building’s outer wall. Mrs Carl Peterson chaired with Mrs Margaret Laird and Mrs Mayme Baker on the committee. Mrs Marshall Hughes led dining, with Mrs L E Graham and Mrs Leo Kyward as hosts and Mrs Leo Hoylen helping with tickets. Special awards went to J Paul Phelps, L Rihines, and Victor Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s
Parent-Teachers Association of
St. Edward's
Carl Peterson
Margaret Laird
Mayme Baker
Kilelen
Marshall Hughes
L. E. Graham
Leo Kyward
Leo Hoylén
J. Paul Phelps
L. Rihines
Victor Dempsey
Poetry Society Meets At Tillotson Home
The Poetry Society met last evening at Mrs. Tillotson’s Wright street home with nine members present. Readings included Shakespeare and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom’s rendition from Romeo and Juliet. A social hour followed with refreshments, and the next meeting is set for Tuesday November 11 at Mrs. Frances Haig’s home to discuss Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillotsom
Poetry Society
Ee Tillotson
Wright Street
Shalespeare
D. A. Hillstrom
Frances Haig
Longfellow
Golden Links class hosts tureen dinner at Methodist Church
Thirty five members of the Golden Links Class and families enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening at the Methodist church. The committee in charge included Mrs. LeRoy Cady, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Bertha McCray and Mrs. Stella Hastings. The next social meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
LeRoy Cady
Frank Jones
Bertha McCray
Stella Hastings
Frances Daniela Weds Henry Jaquith Jr At United Brethren Church
Announcement states the marriage of Frances Daniela to Henry Jaquith Jr. took place Saturday evening at 8 at the United Brethren church with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Bridesmaids wore navy dresses, best man was William Daniels Sr. A reception followed at the groom’s home. The couple will reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Danils
William Daniela
Worth Street
Henry Jaquith, Jr
Henry Jaquith
Columbbus
United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
Sarah Jaquith
William Daniels
Jaquith
Corry ‘Hospital
General Pleeirie ‘Company
Eve
Columbus
Bride-Elect Isabel Gates Honored by Sister at Party
Mary Gates hosted a party at Mrs. Walter Gates home honoring her sister Isabel Gates who will wed Saturday. Guests included Shirley Smith, Mary Dubrosky, Olga Dubrosky, Mary Cole, and several Mrs. Gates relatives, who presented gifts to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter. Gates
Garry Thomas
Isabel Gates
Shirley Smith
Mary Dubrosky
Olga Dubrosky
Mary Cole
Alton Laurie
Paul Labowski
Harry Price
Donald Gates
Carl Gates
Peter Dubrosky
Newell Gates
John Broughton
Albert Bellinger
Two New Babies Born In Corry Area
A son was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Morehouse of Corry R D 3 Mrs Morehouse formerly Gladys Vrooman A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Harvey Henton of Spartansburg R D 2 at Corry hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Donald Morehouse
Corry R. D
Harvey Henton
Spartansburg, R. D
Office Employes Enjoy Hallowe'en Party
Women employees of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation held a Hallowe en party at Miss Ruth Soper s East South street home. Guests wore costumes for entertainment and played Hallowe en games while visiting. Miss Soper served lunch to fourteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Ruth Soper
East South Street
Miss Soper
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Wood At Home
Mrs Henry Wood of East Soul Street was surprised with a Hall jowe en party at her home last evening by seven members of the ABG Club. The group arrived in costume and awards for best costumes went to Alma Gallagher and Ed Mathews. The club members enjoyed lunch served later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
East Soul Street
A.B. G. Club
Alma Gallagher
Eted Mathews
Elgin Hostess Serves Chicken Dinner to Friends
Mrs. J. B. Clark of Elgin hosted a group yesterday for a noon chicken dinner at her home. Attendees included Mrs. Bess DeLury, Mrs. G. T. Bergman, Mrs. John Wests, Mrs. Roy Storer, Mrs. Thomas Reed, and Mrs. H. Ray Harris. Guests received novel favors and an enjoyable afternoon followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
J. B. Clark
Bess DeLury
G.T. Bergman
John Wests
Roy Storer
Thomas Reed
H. Ray Harris
Untitled fragment on Isparta break in hints
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Isparta and a break in but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. Content is too garbled to identify a coherent event or subject for a proper newspaper card.
Northwestern Pennsylvanian Hotel Greeters Meet
G Oswalt of Hotel Corry attended the second regional meeting of the Hotel Greeters Association of Pennsylvania at the Arlington Hotel Ol City. The north western division opens its first meeting at Hotel Corry on November 21 with dinner at 11 20 p m and a continuing afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Oswalt
Hotel Corry
Pennsylvania
Hotel Greeters’ Association of Pennsylvania
Arlington Hotel
Ol City
Sewing Club Meets With Mrs Cochran At East Frederick
Mrs A V Cochran hosted her sewing club yesterday afternoon at her East Frederick home. The gathering featured sewing and music, with a birthday gift presented to Mrs Walter Windahl by group members including Mrs Vincent Anderson, Mrs Willard Cox, Mrs Brice Thomas, Mrs Merrill Lillie, Mrs T W Whitehead, Mrs Harry Spicer, Mrs Ross Fehimay, Mrs Robert Brown, and guest Mrs J Doneld Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
A.V. Cochran
East Frederick Street
Walter Windahl
Vincent Anderson
Willard Cox
Brice ‘Thomas
Merrill Lillie
T. W. Whitehead
Harry Spicer
Ross Fehimay
Robert Brown
J. Don—eld Watson
Gate tes. Ore in un ged 200 BC tow
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts about a gate and ore near a 200 BC timeframe. No clear entities or events emerge to form a coherent summary.
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