Miss Lillian Murray Elected B P W Club President
Miss Lillian Murray was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the opening meeting of the season held last evening in the city rooms on North Gent es street. She succeeds Miss Blanche Loveland who resigned. Murray is employed out of the city. Eleven members attended. a meeting is called for next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Murray
B. P
W. C
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elty Rooms
Gentes Street
Miss Murray
Blanche Love
Land
Townsend Club Meets At Messinger Home
Townsend Club met last evening at the Messinger home. The event was well attended and the yard was well arranged for a corn roast despite some irritation. Several business matters were discussed and the group decided to hold two rummage sales in October. Mr Messinger offered birthday congratulations and Miss Faith Messenger helped serve. The next meeting will be a costume party at Mr and Mrs Frank Morris home on October 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuny
Townsend Club
Max Stewart Messinger
Messinger
Faith Messenger
Frank Morris
Honor Two Leaving to Enter Armed Forces
A farewell dinner at the Zilneck residence on West Wayne Street honored Paul Brynolt bound for Navy service and George Stanford Jr who starts army training next week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brynelfson Mr and Mrs Stanford Mr and Mrs Z Allan May and Mr and Mrs R W McElroy. the honorees received subscriptions to the Joural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Zilmeck
Olin Simmons
Zilneck
West Wayne Street
Paul Brynoltson
Navy
George Stanford, Jr
Brynelfson
Stanford
Z. Allan May
R. W. McElroy
Hospital Auxiliary Convened Monday Night
The Hospital Auxiliary met at the nurses home, led by president Mrs. A. S. Boag. Plans for upcoming sessions were discussed, and Mrs. Robert Franz was elected secretary, replacing Mrs. L. W. Coon who left the city. The group voted to buy new dishes and to hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday October 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue Meee
Se Gory Hospital
A. S. Boag
Robert Franz
Auxility
L. W. Coon
Combined W S C Circles Enjoy Supper and Meeting
The Society for Christian Service of the Methodist church held a tureen supper, business meeting and program last evening. Mrs J B Cogan was elected delegate to represent the Corry group at the district convention in October. Plans were made for a rummage sale and to secure a returned missionary as a speaker at the next meeting. Circle No 2 hosted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somding
Vo Gice Oe Vase Ge Nutt
Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
J. B. Cogan
Corry
Werren
Circle No. 2
Opportunity Club Opens Season With Hostess At West Frederick
Mrs. Harry Smith hosted the Opportunity Club opening meeting at her West Frederick street home. Twenty two members attended as Mrs. J. W. Rickers led the session. Plans for future programs were discussed, hymns sung, and a Bible quiz conducted. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. W. W. Graham and Miss Jean MacInnes. Mrs. Walter Ayer will entertain the group on Monday evening, October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
Harry Smith
West Frederick Street
J. W. Rickers
Rickers
W. W. Graham
Jean MacInnes
Walter Ayer
Wars on Ten Fronts discussed at Wednesday talk
The notice cites a January 12 talk titled The Wars on Ten Fronts led by an unnamed speaker. Married individuals Marion Ellsworth Ambrose and Nancy Jane McAninch from Rimersburg filed for licenses in Clarion. A Cambridges Springs bride and Union City sergeant wed at the Willey home. A Rochester couple mourns a death and a September Chicago church wedding is noted. A hospital start and Penn State enrollment are mentioned among local life events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Marion Ellsworth Ambrose
Nancy Jane McAninch
Rimersburg
Clarion
Dorothy Heine Willey
Cambridge Springs
Allen R. Willey
Leo Co. Bemis
Pred Clute
Union City
Willey
Joseph Hasbrouck
Rochester
Corry
Myra ‘Titus
Helen Kielar J
Nelson Thompson
St. Keyit’s
Chicago
John Nagy
Dorris Stowe
Lloyd Stowe
Jourshisn
Penn State
Honey Cameron
Heatayan
Cleveland
Ann
Iossbuchery
Local residents visit family and travel plans noted
Mrs Thomas Courneen and two Buffalo visitors stop in the city for a week with John Courneen of Liberty Street. Mr and Mrs O K Murray of Harrisburg in town for a few days visiting friends on Second Avenue. Several locals and in-laws plan travel or schooling, including Edinboro State College enrollment and Cadet Corps training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Courneen
Buffalo
John Courneen
Liberty Street
O. K. Murray
Harrisburg
George Roberts
Second Avenue
Willum Button
Wollaston
Macs
U. S. Cadet Corps
Edin
Boro State Teachers’ College
Albert Fox
Camp Croft
South Carolina
Tennessee
Pyf
John Houghtling
Harlingen
Tex
Houghtling
H.M. Titus
Upper Darby
Corry
E. P. Pain
Walter W. Sears
Camp Pickett
Virginia Cameron
West Smith Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Satterlee announces Norma Allene to Ralph Billsborough
Mr and Mrs M L Satterlee of 19 Johnson Street announce the marriage of their daughter Norma Allene to Ralph Billsborough son of Mr and Mrs BP Billsborough. The couple wed Friday evening September 0 at 8 oclock in the Army chapel at Camp Tyson Tennessee where the groom is stationed. They were attended by the groom's mother Mrs F E Billsborough and Pub Herbert Wiehtjes. The bride returned here this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Chapel
Camp Tyson
Tenn
M. L. Satterlee
Johnson Street
Norma Allene
Pyt
Ralph Billsborough
Billsborough
F. E. Billsborough
Herbert Wiehtjes
Mrs William Bloss Hosts Local Card Club
Mrs William Bloss entertained club members last evening at her Matt Street home. Two tables of five hundred were played with honors going to Katherine Greene Delores Greene Archie Shepard and Charles Jackman. A salad course was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Misses Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bloss
Matt Street
Katherine Greene
Delores Greene
Archie Shepard
Charles Jackman
Misses Greene
N. B. Club Social at Mrs Nielson Home
Mrs Mabel Nielson hosted the N B Club last evening with music and social time after the routine business. Prizes went to Mrs Byron Fitch Mrs Frank Fitch and Mrs George Wood. Refreshments included salad and wine. Next meeting set for September 27 at Mrs Frank Fitchs Snyder Bhele home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Club
Mabel Nielson
Byron Fitch
Frank Fitch
George Wood
Nielson
Snyder Bhele
Births Noted at Corry Hospital in Morning Comments
A baby boy born this morning at Corry hospital to Mrs John Duma of 134 West Pleasant Street. Another newborn, son of Mr and Mrs Pat Williams of Spartansburg R D 4. A daughter named Arson was born yesterday after her AL to Clarense Morton of Corry R D 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 100
John Duma
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Pat Willams
R.D
Spartans Burg
Arson
Ane Mes
Clarense Morton
R. D
Corny
Marjorie Earil Weds Milton Giroffes in Union City
Marjorie L Earil and Milton C Giroffes were married at 1 a m Saturday in Union City at the Union City Presbyterian Church parsonage. The bride wore a brown gown with blue accessories and American Beauty rose corsage. Attendants were Marion Alsdorf and spouse. The couple plans to live at the groom’s Centerville home after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion W. Alsdorf
Tarbell’s Inn
Union City High School
Jagua School of Beauty Culture
Erie
Erich Bohn
Wattsburg High School
Marjorie Lathrop Is Honored On Birthday
A Saturday evening celebration honored Marjorie Lathrop for her birthday. Guests included Mrs. Winfield Williams Miss Estella Johnson Miss Agnes Labowski Miss Bessie Castrantas and other friends who provided gifts and refreshments for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frana
Marjorie
Winfield Williams
Estella Johnson
Agnes Labowski
Bessie Castrantas
Lathrop
Excess Produce Sought by Junior High Canning Classes
The Junior High school economics department seeks excess garden produce for canning lessons and later use in cooking classes and the cafeteria. Donations of apples tomatoes carrots beets beans squash corn grapes peppers and other items are welcomed. Contact a Junior High girl or Miss Bonella Gordon at 36-783 to arrange pickup. Extra canning jars are also appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hish
Bonella Gordon
Two Leaving to Enter Armed Forces Honored
A home gathering honored Ed Becker Jr who departs for the Navy and Ed Sherman bound for Army service. The event featured visiting, dancing, and a gift presented to the two departing men by Mr and Mrs William Allen and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
William Allen
Ed Becker, Jr
Navy
Ed Sherman
Army
Republican Dinner Meeting Brings Local Committees Together
Republican committee members from Wayne Elgin and Concord districts attended a social dinner at the Rite Restaurant last evening. The main business was a timely discussion on upcoming primary voting plans for the community.
Cecil Messinger Honored at Columbus Dinner Party
Thirty six relatives gathered at the Thomas Messinger cottage in Columbus on Sunday for a dinner party honoring Cecil J. Messinger who starts Army service next week. He received a purse of money from the group with relatives attending from Westfield Corry Wesseyville and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Messinger
Thomas Messinger
Columbus
Cecil J. Messinger
Westfield
Corry
Wesseyville
Aff
Spartanburg Crash Under State Police Probe
State police from Unseny investigated an auto crash in front of Spartansburg Town Hall. Ralph Stoke of Spartansburg driving too fast for conditions faces charges. Lois Firth owner of the other car worked at the election polls. Both vehicles sustained some damage. Fire Brewster Guards Philadelphia report mentions Coast Guard Reserve action in Johnsville plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
A. An
Ralph Stoke
Lois Firth
Sparta
Stoke
PB. A. Seby
Brewster
Philadelphia
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation
Johnsville
U.S. Coast Guard Reserve
Fourth Naval District
Crawford Draft Board Cannot Meet October Quota
Crawford County Selective Service Board No 3 will not fill its October selectee quota. The Meadville group, leaving October 4 for examinations in Erie, will include about half the requested number because the board will exclude men with the status of fathers under selective service law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miadvtluts
Henry T. Wheeler
Crawford County
Selective Service Board No. 3
Meadville
Erie
Selective Service Headquarters
Wheeler
War policy boosts supply of canned materials
Frozen Uncle Senator adopts a policy to buy quick frozen vines and veRe cables for his army, claiming hundreds of tons of tin and steel will be secured for war production and to aid the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Unclear OCR sports notes hint at college hoops week
Fragmented text mentions teams, players, and a midsized college basketball context with references to Wisconsin Notre Dame Grant and others. Many garbled lines prohibit clear facts but indicate early week games, lineups, and potential outcomes.
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Lem Rea Theatre
Frank
Buck
Richard Arlen
Alaska
Universal Picture
Evelyn Ankers
Acquanetta
John Cuerndinn
Vince Burnett
Onis
Helen
ST. Oo
Dot Beller
Raymond
Edinboro State Teachers College
Fairview
F. W. Gifford
Washington Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ruth Garrity Lawson
Trill Indicator Co
Glenn Davis
Gail Jeaving Corry
Tucsolo
Aria
James Belman
University of Arizona
John Michael Hornick
John Hornick
Spencer Hospital
State Motor Patrol
Hi Corry
HlJen Blount
Hanry Blount
California
Jean Bartel
Los Angeles
Allen May
Snyder Circle
500 Department
Florente Grice
Hubby
Coast Guard
la Buffa
Iocal
Dick Glacoma
Merchant Marine
John Conners
Naval Commission
Jeannette Gordon
General Electric Day Nursery
Adele McCray
Raymond Company
Stella
William Mackees
H. L. B. Moe- Lees
East South Street
New Guinea
First Ward
James Walters
the Oval Hospital
Edward Brigham
Marion Young
G. H
Garry Jamestown
Robert A. Humbaugh
Marion Rumbaugh
Camden
Ark
Army Air Corps
A. O. George Jackson
Sparlian Pier
Olda
Coffeyville
Hans
Tor
Missus
Rigar
Pravitt Hint
Globe Totter
Exc Temple
Lécluré
Marjorie L. Earil
Bride of
Milton C. Giroffes
Marjorie Lathrop
Hday
Republican Committee
Jamestown
Maple Avenue
Frank C
Chapin
Crawford
Zuckerman
Meeca Stores
U. S
Woodbury's
Woodbury
Iga
Fleischmann's Yeast
Bel
Fritser University
Hirsch
Wisconsin
Jaley
Pate
Wwe
Zamoes
Notre Dam Ald
Ushyitiiy Ne
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