Double Wedding in South Carolina Unites Four in 5 P.M. Service
A double wedding at Ond's Corner South Carolina at 5 p m on September 10 united Alice Reynolds daughter of Clyde Reynolds and his wife with Cpl Frnk Morowski of Grand Valley Pa and Fel n Paykowski of Newark N J with John Nakomy second steward of the American Transfer Service. Rev W Orvin conducts the nuptial service Morowski serves in the Army and is stationed in Arleston S C where he and his bride will reside.
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South Carolina
Ond’s Corner
United Iss
Alice Reynolds
Clyde Reynolds
Cpl
Frank Morowski
Grand Valley
Feln Paykowski
Newark
N.J
John Nakomy
W. Orvin
Morowski
Army
Arleston
S.C
Guy Butters
Jamestown
John Farrell
Wheeling
W. Vs
Greenville
Elton Blair
Union City
Arthur Blair
Corry
C. M. Howard
New York City
Wright Street
Tech
Roger Seymour
Gerry
Camp Pickett
Jean Scully
James Scully
West Wayne Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
C. W. Panghorn
Carl Carlson
Mie
Clyde VanDuser
Pavilion
Albert Childs
Spring Street
Wallace Young
Lloyd Stowe
J. J.w.rickers
Reno
Pas
Knights Templar
Albert W. Cole
4-C
USN
Little Greek
Minnie Bettis
Eric
Earl Button
East Street
Glenn Betts
Betts
Nelson
Thompson
Hastings
Neb
Harvard
D. J. Bibow
Cleveland
Bibow
Cleveland Clinic
Ralph Plick and
Meadville
Junior Sodality Picnic at Mead Park featuring games
The Junior Sodality of St. Edward's School for fourth through seventh graders met at Mead Park for a wiener roast and entertainment with races. A weeklong business session elected Arthur Pitts president George Sperry vice president Mary Catti Hickey secretary and James Wild Nard treasurer. Over forty members plus teachers and friends attended the program.
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Mead Park
Sodality
St. Edward's School
Arthur Pitts
George Sperry
Mary Cattidihe Hickey
James Wild Nard
Opening Columbus P. T. A. meeting sets fundraisers
The Columbus P. T. A. opened its school year on Tuesday evening with the P. T. A. Chorus and Rev. John Waite leading scripture. Plans were made for a penny supper and rummage sale, and a report praised Mrs. Josephine Davis for canning 450 jars of vegetables for the school cafeteria.
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Columbus P. T. A
John Waite
Josephine Davis
Gsrston Curtis
Chamberlain
Arthur Black
Russell Moore
Poetry Society Guests At Wade Home In Warren
The Poetry Society held its first gathering of the season at Judge Allison Wede and Mrs. Allison Wede’s Warren home with hostess Mrs. Plorence Tillotson. Five members two honorary members and guest Mrs. B J Wade attended a formal dinner and club meeting. Evening study covered Lewis Carroll works and time, which intrigued attendees. Mrs E Shoop from Los Angeles presented Normandy invasion coast photos taken by her son Lt Col Clarence Shoop on June 6. The club plans to reconvene October 10 with Mrs Claude Jones.
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Poetry Society
Allison Wede
Warren
Plorence Tillotson
B. J. Wade
Lewis Carroll
OE. Shoop
Los Angeles
Calif
Normandy
Clarence Shoop
Claude Jones
Ground Crew Discussion On Postwar Prospects
The Aero Ground Crew held its first postwar prospects meeting at Hotel Corry with a large turnout. A roundtable followed the dinner, featuring 8. J. Irvine, VP and GM of Aero Supply Manufacturing, answering member questions. Vic E. Lundberg presided in absence of P. E. Russell. refreshments were by Mr. and Mrs. William Gillette. Rolland Stowe led group singing.
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Aero Ground
Hotel Corry
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company
J. Irvine
Vic E. Lundberg
The
Ground Grew
St Pauls Ladies Aid Plans Rummage Sale
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met in the church yesterday afternoon for the first gathering since summer. Eight members and two guests, Mrs Pangborn and Mrs Carlson, attended. Action was taken to purchase new hangings for the Altar and to hold a rummage sale on September 28 and 29. Hostesses for the day were Mrs Alber Lynn, Mrs Harry Reinhart and Mrs Charles Anderson.
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St. Paul's
Alber Lynn
Harry Reinhart
Charles Anderson
Corry and Jamestown Visitors and Local Departures
Local residents and visitors arrive in Corry from Jamestown Wheeling Union City and other nearby towns. Many attend funerals study enrollments and military furloughs with movements to Greenville Pa Camp Pickett and Hastings Neb noted amid family visits and hospital observations.
Two House-Warming Events For Miss Higgins
Last evening a group of friends gathered at the new home of Miss Mary Higgins for a housewarming party. A tureen dinner was enjoyed in the early evening and Miss Higgins received an appropriate gift. Attending were Mrs. L. E. Graham, Mrs. Mervyn Nast, Mrs. Paul Phelps, Mrs. Arthur Scheppner, Mrs. Raymond Sandburg, Mrs. James Wharton, Mrs. Leo Hoylen, Mrs. Leo Rhynard and Mrs. Trane Dippel. On Tuesday Miss Higgins was feted at a spaghetti supper at 311 Gould street where she received another gift.
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Mary Higgins
Miss Higgins
L. E. Graham
Mervyn Nast
Paul Phelps
Arthur Scheppner
Raymond Sandburg
James Wharton
Leo Hoylen
Leo Rhynard
Trane Dippel
N F Club Members Dine At Mrs Merker Home
Members of the N F Club were entertained by Mrs A A Merker at her Wright street home last evening. Guests enjoyed a pleasant evening of knitting and visiting. The hostess served a salad course in the late evening. Mrs Walter Auer will host in two weeks.
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N. F. Club
Opening Meeting of Corry City Chapter of Eastern Star
The Corry City Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star opened its season after a summer recess in the Masonic Temple led by Mrs. Raymond Barnes associate Matron. Routine business dominated the session with a letter from Mrs. D d Watson in Florida with Capt. Watson. A social hour followed as Mrs. F H Ross chaired refreshments and plans for a tureen dinner on September 27 at 6 30 pm in the Masonic rooms were announced with each family bringing a tureen and table service.
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Corry City
Raymond Barnes
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
D. d.Watson
Florida
Capt. Watson
F. H. Ross
Lacker
Party Favors Mrs McCloskey With Years of Friendship
Mrs Clifford McCloskey was honored with a party and shower hosted by Mrs Herbert Loveland at her Union City home. Guests included Mrs Rober Johnson, Mrs Ray Diemer, Mrs Fred McCloskey, Mrs William Armitage of Corry, Mrs Gerald Warren of Cattaraugus New York, Mrs Merle Donahue Great Lakes TL, Mrs Victor Armitage, Mrs Cassins Armitage, and Mrs William Armitage of Spring Creek. McCloskey received many gifts and luncheon followed the social gathering.
Mrs Robert Hunt Hosts Club Members at North Center Home
Members and guests of the mricu ate Club gathered last evening at Mrs Robert Hunt's North Center street home. Awards for two tables of five hundred went to Mrs Harry Paulson and Mrs Wilbur White head. Mrs Clarence Lowe celebrated a birthday and received gifts. Refreshments were served late. Mrs Wesley Seamans will host in two weeks.
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Mricu
Robert Hunt
North Center Street
Harry Paulson
Wilbur Whitehead
Clarence Lowe
Wesley Seamans
First Lyceum Number At High School
The afternoon matinee and evening performance drew a good crowd for the first Lyceum Course at the high school. Lew and Elmer Johnson presented a nature program with live snakes and other wildlife demonstrations, engaging several audience members in the act. Pvt. Laurence Porter departs this weekend for Camp Cook, California, after a visit with his parents on Third Avenue.
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Lew
Elmer Johnson
Pvt
Laurence Porter
Camp Cook
Calif
Paul Porter
Third Avenue
Treasury Position Report September 12 Net Balance and Debt
Treasury figures show receipts 200.613 million dollars and expenditures 450.207 million, leaving a net balance of 19.056 million. Total debt stands at 211.273 billion, with an increase of 16.989 thousand dollars from the previous day.
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Treasury
Washington
Son Born to Actress Michelle Morgan in Hollywood
Michelle Morgan, French-born film actress, became mother to a son yesterday while her husband William Marshall paced the hospital corridor. The boy will be named Michael William Marshall.
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Hollywood
Michelle Morgan
William Marshall
Michael William Marshall
Communist Leader Killed in Allied Air Raid
London report cites German radio claiming Thasl Mann, a German Communist leader, was killed in an Allied air attack on the Buchenwalde concentration camp near Weimar on August 28. The assertion was broadcast tonight.
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London
Thasl~mann
Buchenwalde
Weimar
U S Airmen Smash 200 Jap Planes in Air War
Allied air forces continued a wide offensive east of the Philippines with task forces roaming the area unchallenged by the Japanese Navy. Palau and southern Philippines endured repeated raids as carrier strikes and land based patrols pressed the offensive. General MacArthur announced bombs on Zamboanga Mindanao and attacks on airfields and a scout plane base at Fras.
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U. S
Philippines
Palau
MacArthur
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Fras
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