U S Plans to Arm Merchant Ships in War Talks
In Washington talk centers on neutrality law as Congress weighs arming merchant vessels and allowing them to carry war materials into beligerent zones. The Montana, once Paula, now Panama-registered, sails with a foreign crew under requisitioned status to Britain and allies. Berlin reports four more ships sunk in North Atlantic raids, raising the convoy toll to 28 merchantmen and 3 war vessels, with 11,000 tons of further losses cited yesterday.
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Cunnuuen
Lan Tie
Montana
Paula
Panama
Britain
Joter
Beligerent
Berlin
North Atlantic
Roosevelt
U. S Navy
Thigh Command
First Fall Meeting of Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Twenty three members met at the church for the Nest Pall meeting with September birthdays observed. The session planned to start the senitor circle on Thursday September 16 at the church all day. Hostesses were Mrs. A. E. Morrison Mrs. Alma Gardner and Mrs. Eva Rich. Members from Meadville Warren and Harrisburg prepare for study and travel as several plan visits and college arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Society
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Busness
Ald Society
A. E. Morrison
Alma Gardner
Eva Rich
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Held After Vacation
The American Legion Auxiliary opened the year with a meeting at a North Center street home. A report on the Municipal building dental clinic held in July was presented, and plans for officer installation at the west meeting were tentatively set pending word from director Mrs Colin Donaldson of Brie.
Wiener and Corn Roast Delights Amici Bible Class
Susy Uampers and visitors of the Amici Bible Class at United Brethren church enjoyed a Wiener and corn roast at Mead Park last evening around 8. G. T. Bereman led choruses around the campfire and fall call responses with Scripture verses. Hugh Mosher led prayer during devotions by Mrs. Lena Halfast. After the business meeting led by Mim. B. Bush, president, games followed.
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Susy
Amici Bible Class
United Brethren Church
Mead Park
G. T. Bereman
Hugh Mosher
Lena Halfast
Mim. B. Bush
Cleverness Replaces Clutter in Girl's Room
College girls personalize dorm rooms to achieve a homey look on a budget. Stephens College shows rooms can be cozy for around $13.60, with higher spends possible. Stores note color scheme clashes with roommates. decor ideas include bold red and green combinations, plaid fabrics, and versatile accessories to liven up small spaces.
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Margaret Kernodle
Stephens College
Columbus
Stephens
New York
Holly Hall
Wes Green
Gotton
Newborn Son Born at Corry Hospital to Fardinks
A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard Fardink of North Clymer New York. Mrs Fardink was formerly Bernice Pitt.
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Corry Hospital
Howard Fardink
North Clymer
N.Y
Local Rebekahs Attend District Meetings in Erie and Meldyilie
Members from Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge and officials attend district meetings. Mrs Wesley Seamens and others join the Erie gathering at the T. O. F. home for a reception dinner and the Judge meeting. Mrs Lora Gale and Mrs Ronald Carter attend a separate district session in Meldyilie today.
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Erie
Lora Gale
Ronald Carter
Meldyilie
Young People Host Wiener Roast at Mead Park Farewell
Twelve members of the Sentoy Young Peoples Group of the United Coast held a wiener roast at Mead Park last evening. The event served as a farewell for Stanley VanTassel who will soon be inducted into the U S Army.
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J. B
Sentoy Young Peoples Group
United Brethren Church
Mead Park
Stenley VanTassel
U.S. Army
Books and authors review round up on midcentury works
Mildred Jordan profiles Bayon Stiegel and one red rose legend in One Red Rose Forever. Obert A Smith argues that US foreign policy is a rational mode of behavior in Your Foreign Policy. William J Wilson’s Yesterday’s Son centers on a professor and the shattering of hidden paternity. Leland Stowe’s No Other Road to Freedom traces a shift from isolationism to intervention. Genevieve Foster’s George Washington’s World portrays a three dimensional life of the nation’s founder for youth. Raoul de Roussy de Sales’s My New Order compiles Hitler’s speeches with editorial framing to illuminate manipulation and propaganda.
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John Selby
Mildred Jordan
Knopf
Reading
Stiegel Glass
Pennsylvania
Bayon
Stiegel
Philadelphia
Cologne
Elizabeth Huber Aca
Eligabeth Furnace
Benjamin Franklin
Manheim
Obert Aura Smith
Viking
United States
Robert Aura Smith
Matty
Mr Smith
George Washington
Genevieve Foster
Scribner's
Evanston
Isc Cn
Hitler
Hitier
Geaders
Piccalilli and Fruit Preserves Column of Recipes
Long, flawed text presents a Victorian style club column by Mrs Alexander George with recipes for Piccalilli, marmalade, quince jelly, grape conserve, spiced pear jam, and related tips. It lists ingredients, steps, sterilization notes, and serving ideas, reflecting a domestic skills feature. The reader is guided through canning techniques, flavor pairings, and preservation methods, typical of a club social gathering’s culinary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilli
Alexander George
Tate-sum
Lillian Guild Special Meeting Tonight At East Street Home
An Episcopal Lillian Guild meeting is planned for Tuesday evening at 7 o clock at the East street home of Mrs. Wilcox. Attendance is anticipated due to important business to be discussed, with a luncheon served and co-hosted by Mrs. Peek and others.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Eriscopal Clalrcy
Deine
SD. Wilcox
East Street
Marjorie Peek
Alfred and
Mere
W. W. Hammond
Visitor Hare Moves to New York Office of Combustion Engineering
Dr Berber P Stone was a guest of Miss Katherine Stone in Bas Smith street enroute 16 Warren from Tennessee. Stone has been accorded a substantial promotion and will be located in the New York office of Combustion Engineering Co. He is the son of HP Stone, Sr., of Warren.
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Hare
N.Y
Berber P. Stone
Tas Wans
Katherine Stone
Bas Smith Street
Warren
Kate Tanooga
Tenn
Stane
Combustion Enginering Co
New York
Corporation
Hp, Stone, Sr
Farewell party for Mrs Turner hosted by Mrs Sears
Mrs Louins Sears entertained several guests at her home on East South Street with a handkerchief shower honoring Mrs Estelle Turner who is leaving. Attendees enjoyed wine and refreshments as the event concluded.
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Turner
Louins Sears
East South Street
Estelle Turner
Timmy
Bingy
Ms. Sears
Birthday Party for Mary Gravino at West Church Street
Mary Gravino was honored at a surprise birthday party last evening at her home on West Church Street. Attendees included Amelia Jackson, Rosaline Hopays, Irene Foley, Frances Feeney, and Kathryn Ann Mead. A two course meal was served and Gravino received several gifts.
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Mary Gravino
West Church
Amelia Jackson
Rosaline Hopays
Irene Foley
Frances Feeney
Kathryn Ann Mead
Gravino
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Broadway Limited
Cagney
D.D
Stuart Erwin
Eugene Pallette
Jack Carson
George Tobias
Warner Bros
Canada
Foungsville
Sun
Mon—“Lapy
Eyenne
U.S
ST. Corry,pa
Vitalis
Exie
Fitch's
D. B. Doyle
Meadville
Corry
TW. Ragon
Weal Ghilich Street
Marie Manigan
Harrisburg
Stephen Flanigan
West Congress
RL. King
Margaret Jane
R. G. Dawson
Mary Jehn Mooney
John Mooney
Margaret Helen Haight
Earl Augh
Villa Marie College
Marlon J. Pit
Pleasentville
D. J. Pitt
Delaware Street
James P. Sullivan
P. G. Wood
Helen Morrell
Boston
Mass
Postmasters' Association
Maine
Connecticut
Robert Bracken
Charles Bracken
University of Pennsylvani
John Wilcox
Dawaherlock
Port Meade
William J. Wilson
Farrar & Rhinehart
John Gorey
Yale
Jessica Pindlay
Jessica Pindlar
John Carey
Larry Hax
Corey
Hyama
Mr. Wilson
Larry
Leland Stowe
Wien
Europe
Norway
Romania
Wincibles
Benito Mussolini
Mr. Slowe
Piccalilit
Brandmottier
Punt
Massie
Cliteyumon
Sim
Parattin
Ces
Elbertas
N.B.C
Gal
Bushel Gor
Seth
Bineb
Wille
Aave Nylons
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Susanne
Dial
Center St
Corry, Pa
Falvay Fruit Farms
Westfield, N. Y
Miles
Pram ‘Wruthe Light
Westfield
Falvay
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