New Whisky Ration Period Cut In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Sept 18 The State Liquor Control Board reduced the whisky ration period from five to four weeks beginning September 25 in Pennsylvania as part of rationing liberalization. Individual purchases still limited to one fifth of a gallon for customers with war ration bank No. 3. The shortest ration period since the program began last November will end October 21.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Trol Board
Engagement Announced At Saturday Dinner Party
Mrs. Truman Illie and Mrs. Robert McCaslin hosted a formal dinner for twelve at the Bits Restaurant on Saturday. Miss Maxine Vanderhoff, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Vanderhoff of Sugar Grove, and Gadet Mitchell, son of Mr and Mrs Ora Mitchell, were engaged during the evening. Vanderhoff is stationed in Greenville, Miss. The event included candlelight decor and varied centerpieces, with guests staying at the Hotel Jamestown after at the Pier ballroom at Celoron Park.
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Truman Illie
Robert McCaslin
Ab x
Bits
Lillie
Miss Vanderhoff
Guy Vanderhoff
Sugar Grove
Gadet Mitchell
Ora Mitchell
Greenville
Miss
Pier
Celloron Park
Hotel Jamestown
Jamestown
Mary Mr Cornell
St. Louis
Foster Davis
Corry
Matilda Kamber
Youngsville
Jock Bilquist
Philadelphia
F. A. Delo
West Pleasant Street
I. R. Houghtling
South Center Street
Cleveland
Barbara Anderson
Meadville
Allegheny College
V. M. Anderson
Paul Daniels
Frank Vanik
Burgettstown
Michael Andrikanich
Julia Vanil
Frank Grice
Richard
Hutz
Erie
Esther Binstrom
Titusville
John Weis
Stephen
Oil City
K. C. Barnes
Andrew Phillips
Nevin
Lawrence Watrous
Claude Beckerink
Westfield
Hazel Blaha
St. Vincent's Hospital
Raymond Moore
Long Beach
N.C
Lt. Moore
Arthur Cochran
Cleveland Clinic
Herbert Loveless
Bobby
Earl Loveells
Buffalo
Seabee
Patsy Notte
Davisville
R. I
Camp Endicott
Roger Bloss
Union City
Cpl
Lawrence Swanson
Fort Bills
Mary Jean Mooney
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Park Street
Jean Curtis
Teadcaster
Boviman Technical School
East Smith Street
Robert Bowles
Newark
Vera Bottles
North Center Street
Bowles
John Lavern
Annd Shields
Mary Downey
Carl Taylor
City
Sgt. Taylor
Charleston
S. G
Pat
Charles Gatty
Miss Ruthwine Spiesman Honored Before Departure
Evelyn ouyen hosted a Sunday tea at East Pleasant Street for Miss Ruthwine Spiesman who departs for Seton Hill College Greensburg PA. Gifts were given, a 6:30 supper was served, and the group then attended a Rex Theater outing with guests Phyllis Hoher, Jean Mitchell, Elaine Haight, Teii Doloff, Mary Ann Merrick, Dorothy Brown, and Rosalee Puller of Centerville.
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Evelyn Ouyen
East Pleasant Street
Ruthwine Spiesman
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Spiesman
Rex Theater
Phyllis Hoehes
Jean Mitchell
Elaine Haight
Teii Doloff
Family Picnic Sunday For John R Long 80
John R Long of 531 Marion Street celebrated his 80th birthday with a Sunday gathering attended by over six relatives and friends. The Catherine Bakery Company provided a birthday cake and a purse of money was presented. Guests came from Jamestown Ripley Culling Camp Polk Lat and other areas.
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John R. Long
Marion Street
Catherine
Corry Bakery Company
Ity
Emms Raymond
Ed Watson
Mildred
Blane ElRoy
Duck Raymond
Jamestown
Bert Baker
Ripley
Tutner Raymond
Culling
Pyt
Lawrence Clark
Camp Polk
Lat
Returned Pilot John Stowe Weds In California
First Lieutenant John M. Stowe married Miss Grayce Lest of Santa Rosa California at the bride’s brother’s home. Stowe, a World War II fighter pilot awarded the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross, returned to the United States in March and had been instructing at the Santa Rosa base. He graduated from Corry High School in 1939 and enlisted in January 1942.
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Gerry’s
Southwest Pacific
Santa Rosa
Corry High School
Dinner Party At Leek Home On Sunday
Mr and Mrs uiyve van Duser of Pavilion NY visiting in the area were honored at a family dinner Sunday at the Bryce Leek home on Second Avenue. Twenty relatives and friends shared a chicken dinner at 1 PM. The occasion honored Jean Leek on her seventh birthday. Howard Hamond of Pavilion attended as an out-of-town guest. Mr and Mrs VanDuser left for Pavilion after the gathering.
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Rs. Uiyve van Duser
Pavilion
N. Y
Albert Childs
Spring Street
Yn. Campbell
Seventh Street
Bryce Leek
Second Avenue
Jean Leek
Howard Hamond
Mrs. VanDuser
Birth notices from Buffalo area reported
A son named elehi nound was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Sears of Buffalo on Friday September 15 at Diesconess Hospital. It notes another newborn, Judith Ann Williams, born yesterday at Lafayette Hospital in Buffalo, to Mr and Mrs Richard Williams, with Mrs Williams formerly Rita Becker of Corry.
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Palle Becner
Baltimore
Corry
Richard Becker
Buffalo
N.Y
Richard ‘Williams
George Sprayer
Chanute Field
East Wayne Street
Mary Ann
Geraldine Sullivan
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Peggy Hughes
Erie
Robert Anderson
San Francisco
West Coast
Carry
Fourth Avenue
Thomas Varassa
Georgia
John Love
Washington, D. C
Frances Friggle
Oil City
Henry Simmonson
Cleveland Clinic
Liberty Street
Cleveland
C.A. Cooley
M. §. Reynolds
Warren
N. A. Hoogwall
Anne Lindblade
Rockford, Til
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Lloyd Stowe
Raymond Sears
Diesconess Hospital
Comny
Judith Ann
Lafayette Hospital
Richard Williams
William
Rita Becker
Actress Gertrude Lawrence Rescued From Sinking Raft
Actres Gertrude Lawrence was rescued from a sinking motor raft while crossing the Seine. The Department of National Service Entertainment in France reported the event today and noted her party was escorted to safety by a naval escort.
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London
Gerrude Lawrence
Seine River
France
Department of National Service Entertainment
Amy ‘Phibious
Lawwrence
District Nurses Meet in Sharon Saturday
Members of District No. 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association will meet at Bub Hospital auditorium in Sharon, Pa, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A board of directors meeting at 10 a.m. precedes the noon luncheon and association meeting. Sectional meetings are at 1 p.m. The guest speaker, Ruth Miller M D, will discuss Poliomyelitis.
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Art Sharon
Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association
Wil
Bub! Hospital Audiorium
Sharon
Board of Directors
Ruth’ Miller
Circle No 3 Plans Breakfast At So WSCS Event
Circle No 3 of the WSCS schedules a breakfast at the Methodist Church on September 27 replacing September 20. The program mirrors the daily radio show with an out of town emcee a wishing ring and a flower for the eldest guest. Details will follow.
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Sardi's
Circle No. 3
Wiver
Rising blue point values double food ration costs
Housewives learned new blue point values on September 18 as inflation skews rationed foods. No. 2 cans of tomatoes and tomato juice jumped from 5 and 6 points to 20 each, peaches pears and pineapple rose to 80 points, pineapple juice to 50, and tomato ketchup and chili sauce to 50. Red points for meats butter margarine cheese canned milk and canned fish stayed the same.
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Associated Press
Washington
Radio Tonight Offers Music Dramas and Quiz Shows
NBC nine presents Rosalind Fussell in Hymn From the Night at 8:30 followed by Bar tow Concert at 8:30 and Oscar Lavant at 9. Information Please at 9. T Q Quiz at 10 30. OHS 7 30 Bob Hawk quiz 8 Vox Pop 8 30 Gay Nineties 9 William Powell in Suspicion 10 Edward Arnold in The Oxbow Incident. Time offers Blind Date Counter Spy Dean Hudson band and Hollywood Show.
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NBC
Rosalind Fussell
Bartow
Voorhees
Oscar Lavant
T. Q. Quiz
OHS
Bob Hawk
Wm. Powell
Edward Arnold
Blu
Harace Heidt
Dean Hudson
Cadets Complete Eleven Flights at Lawrence Airport
Thirty six cadets from Corry and Warren and local group joined eleven flight missions at Lawrence airport yesterday. Eight Warren cadets participated along with four planes used by the organization, with all cadets taking part in flights during the day.
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QAP
Corry and
Warren
Lawrence Airport
North Fast Grocer McCord Dies After Eight Months Illness
Frant HL McCord aged 69 of 44 Eagle Street a longtime operator of F H McCord Grocery Co here for over 50 years died at home after an eight month illness. The North East obituary notes his prominence in local commerce and community.
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North Fast Grocer
North East
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