SERVICES HELD FRIDAY FOR HENRY D WILE
Funeral services were held Friday for Henry D Wille at the Bricken Kepton home in Wolvilock with Rev F Hildemund Jr officiating. Members of Elmer Courier Americal Lesson Post No 1965 assisted as pallbearers and color bearers from Co A attended. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with survivors including Mrs Herman Thring Mrs Elizabeth Wordenburg and Adolph Wille of Williamsburg among those unable to attend due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Wille
Funes
Wolvilock
F. Hildemund, Jr
Ube
Elmer ° Courier Americal
Tyas Smith
Frank Suaner
Arshne Kidmey
Stuart Gyrsline
Pay Fleming
Charles Wood
Legion
Alfred ‘King
Joseph Ayr
Aedler
Set
Everett Phillips
Clayton Burkett
Fring
Gerald Lincoln
Alfred Hazeltine
Clarence Cox
Tony Caton
Donsald Pike
Guy Rabey
Diell
Wilma Lowe
Pine Grove Cemetery
Herman Thiing
Elizabeth Wordenburg
Albert Wille
Adolph Willa
Williamsbiure
Decenst Teothey
Elizebeth Willie
Williamsburg
MacArthur enters Tokyo with subdued ceremony
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in Tokyo in a quiet, formal showing as U S forces occupy the city. A ceremonial presentation takes place atop the chancellery with Admiral Hulsey present. The scene includes veterans, a wounded embattled city, and a subdued audience with no Japanese officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azabu Wivid
Minterhin
Eichebergen
Hulsey
Neile
MacArthur
Hoops in Canton Chungeing
Trained troops of the First Army have entered Canton, the great South China metropolis, as announced by the high command amid the Chinese revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Qhiali First
South China
Crddie
High Command
Townsend Club notes and upcoming local society events
Personal society column reports last evening's Townsend Club meeting with board changes and speakers from Wilkes-Barre and Erie. A Homecoming gift presentation for Dr and Mrs Townsend is noted. Upcoming Erie district convention attendees and numerous local residents traveling or visiting are listed with weekend plans and visits to Warren, Cleveland, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Harry Silvis
Tuite Gale
Henry Bal
Eru
Carroll Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Townsend Congressional District
Ecoma Hall
Erie
L. A. Tiffany
Prank Mortis
Laura Gale
Ela
Legion Auxiliary Installation Scheduled for Sept 21
The American Legion Auxiliary plans to install officers on September 21 with Mrs Maude Brewer district director presiding. Mrs Frauie Gravino will be installed as president for a second term. Delegates from our district reported on the Greenville meeting of August 4 and the drive to raise membership by 45 percent. Delegates to the tri county council at Franklin next Wednesday include Mrs Gravino Mrs F J Mit er and Mrs Al Hing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Maude Brewer
Benver
Frauie Gravino
Leon Brown
Graving
Out
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Greenville
Riyid Miller Steese
Mirfiinbirg
Toca
Anadopal
Init
Tri-Country Council
Franklin
Gravino
Mrs Wm Wellington Honored At Shower
Mrs Wellington was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs Michi Piccirili Mrs Patsy Penn Mrs Thomas Varase and Mr Frank Perry at Piccirili home Gould Street Guests played cards and enjoyed a three course meal with a pink and white theme Attendees included Mrs Carl Chuliecuzio Mr Ralph Chiricusio Miss Mary Chiricuzio and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adie
Yuu
Ralph Chiricusio
Mary Chiricuzio
Mary Perry
Millie Perry
Josephine Perry
Marie DeMauri
Theresa: Sealise
Sciota Community Aid Holds All-Day Meeting
Sciota group Sciota Community Aid met yesterday at Mrs Burl Hasbrouck home Liberty street. Fifteen members attended and shared a noon tureen dinner. President Mrs Archie Hurlbut led the business session and sewing carpet strips for the hostess filled the afternoon. Plans for future sect meetings were discussed but a date was not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey Cul Community Landis Aid
Burl Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
Archie Hurlbut
Tuesday Ladies Day at Corry Country Club
Mrs Milton Yalaneck is serving as chairman of the Ladies Day program at Corry Country Club next Tuesday. She faces some resistance from Mrs W A Dunlap and Mrs Philly Zalaneck and asks any member not contacted to call her or her assistants. The luncheon will be followed by golf or bridge, and all members and out of town guests of members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Clark
Centerville
France
Bonz Johnson
West Charel Street
Max Chris
East Pleasant Street
Jeff
Warren
Ove
Arnold Jewell
Karen
D. A. Cassidy
Park Atreet
Evie
Blanbets Hurley
William Murray
Phil Adelphia Priday
Mr. Murray
Pic
Louis Howles
Columbus
Beale
Calif
Lester Mowles
Mos
M, Defensin
Fori
Sharon
Cartiom Smith
Daushle Mes
Country Club
Milton Yalaneck
Corry Country Club
W. A. Dunlap
Philly Zalaneck
Eastian Announces Birth at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eastian of East Branch at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rea
Chimer N
To Corry Hospital
Mrr
Ivan Eastian
East Branch
Corry Hospital
Plans For Gray Ladies Meet At Maple Avenue Home
The administrative committee of the Gray Ladies calls a special meeting Monday at 2 PM at a Maple Avenue home to set plans for the session and to coordinate with Miss Piorette Curl, directress of nurses, and Dr. Dearing of Gary Hospital. An evening session is planned at 8 oclock in the Red Grass rooms on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suf A
Mediiam
Gray Ladies
Hee
Maple Jwine
Fimo R
MS Dearing
Simen
Gary Hoapital
Piorette Curl
Cuuy
Olblock
Imips
Beauty Contest Final Stages at Atlantic City
Preliminary rounds narrow field as 40 contestants compete for Miss Aur en title with favorites like Bess Atyerson of New York among the contenders. Talent and evening wear segments shape the outcome in a pageant capped by special events for GIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allantic City
Anas
NSS America 145
Bess Atyerson
Ogi Nlelil
Specia
Lelehl
Learn More 4 H Club Ends Series Of Meetings
Twelve members attended the final 4 H Club meeting in Columbus with a few mothers present. Displayed work included stamp collections and a bank of exhibits, plus games and refreshments. A roundup will be held September 21 at Wurres for all clubs in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbuys Lear
Harold Bales
Golwnbus
Susamov
Siven
Mim Pully
Wurres
Farewell Party for James Lewis at Raymond plant
James Lewis head of the laboratory at the Raymond plant was honored at a farewell party. Seventeen foremen and employees from Live Wire Room, fitsnec Hon department and inborabi attended. A supper was served at 6:90 o clock with Charles Mack as master of ceremonies. Lewis receives a gift and leaves tomorrow for Indianapolis to join L. G. & Spring Chitch Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
Lewis
Raymond
Pyenimy
Hotel Corry
Charles Mack
Mr. Lewis
Indlawayolis
L. G. & Spring Chitch Corporation
Tank ship expands during loading of oil in wartime
A 500 foot tank ship grows from 12 to 14 inches in length as it is loaded with oil amid wartime conditions, reflecting thermal expansion and buoyancy changes during fuel transfer.
Unclear Fragments Describe Person Leaving Rena
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person leaving Rena. Details are unreadable, offering no dates places or affiliations to establish a clear event or context.
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Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Acmurray Nolen Walker É
LE An Ed
Spring ‘Gifford
Travers Byington Lauritz
Melchior
Tommy Dorsey & Orchestra
Snemacan
Ats
Soilax
Wilcox
Henry D. Wile
M'Arthur
Tokyo
Donald Hill
Edward Messinger
Clinton McLean
New York City
Wilma Packo
Matt Street
Morris Perry
Waren
Edward Jorone
Duuehter
Cottage Fark
B. C. Barnies
North Center
Tor Ik
Hiehy Phillips, Jr
Lujoyine
Camp Butter
Als
Main Street
Ede
WwTelo
Friends Aid Telalives
James Low
Cleveland
Jane Russel
Fwoment
Spiesman
Rt Seton al Collis
Te L. Prouluy
Sasox Sivcer
Virginin Spe
Legion Auxiliary
En Trade
T.S. Kelsey
O.D. Optometrist
N. Center St
Wm. Wellington
Sciota
The
Het
Zoftelen
Chapin
TALON
Thy
Robinson
Zuckerman
Deciston Villanoy
Other
Wildeson
Pennan Slichts
Rena
Greom
Gus
Doravio
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