Clarence Mixer Honored On Birthday Celebration
Clarence Mixer was guest of honor Saturday evening when friends gathered at his home to celebrate his birthday. Games and contests delighted attendees and prizes went to Mrs. Garl King, Mrs. Lyle Colby, Mrs. Dale Lillie, William Colby, Clarence Mixer, and Donald Whaley. A birthday gift was presented and a salad lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mixer
Mixer
Garl King
Lyle Colby
Dale Lillie
William Colby
Donald Whaley
Marty
H. L. B, Machees
Arthur Mapes
Dale Tillie
Carl King
Johnsonburg
Flossie Tobnson
Harry Weicht
Birthday Fete for Leo M Mulderick in Marion Home
Leo M Mulderick of Marion was surprised by a birthday party at his home last evening. Friends gathered for visiting music and cake with a prettily decorated refreshment table and a birthday cake as the centerpiece. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Sullivan Mr and Mrs Al Duke Mr and Mrs James Sullivan Mr and Mrs Fred Hannan Mrs Lyle Saxton Mrs Mary Duke Mrs Elizabeth Hopkins Miss Agnes Dempsey Mrs Inez Lynch Miss Agnes Lynch Francis M Duke Lon Rhines and Miss Nell Cauley of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Mulderick
Marion’ Street
John Sullivan
al Duke
James Sullivan
Fred Hannan
Lyle Saxton
Mary Duke
Elizabeth Hopkins
Agnes Dempsey
Inez Lynch
Agnes Lynch
Francis M. Duke
Lon Rhines
Nell Cauley
Pittsburgh
Rally Day Service Opens Emmanuel Church School Year
Emmanuel Episcopal church opened its new school year with a Rally Day service. Attendance nearly doubled from two Sundays before, with full participation in kindergarten and boys primary classes. Awards for perfect attendance earned by W. Shotabarger, Mrs. Murray Olds, and Joan Feldt. other honors went to Mrs. Velma Moore, Curtis Feldt, and John Shotzbarger for missing only one Sunday due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Velma Moore
Curtis Feldt
John Shhotzbarger
Ory
Marilyn Mercer
Mary Sue Williams
Bride elect honored at party in North Center street
Mrs. Horace Robbins and Miss Elaine Foster hosted a Saturday evening event at the former’s North Center street home honoring Dihel Beckwith, bride elect of Carl A. Iverson, with a bridge trophy won by Miss Beckwith, Mrs. Le Fevre, and Mrs. Barr. A dessert med followed and gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Robbins
Elaine Foster
North Center Street
Dihel Beckwith
Carl A. Iverson
Miss Beckwith
George LeFevre
Edmund J. Barr
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Erle
Robert. A. Wilson
Clarendon
Malcolm Haines
Ann Arbor
Mich
Robert Vardaman
Chicago
Edmund Kurr
John Street
Russell Glenn
John Fenstermacher
Jack McLaugh
Margaret Jane King
Helen Beckwith
Hazel Rebnborg
Dinner and Country Club Meeting Reelect Directors
Forty members and guests attended a ham dinner at the Corry Country Club followed by a membership meeting in which directors Edward Reidt Luke Graham William A Dunlap Richards Rossbacher O J Holden George Allen Jr and H J Sheen were reelected for another term. The boards will meet within the month to elect officers. The finance committee reported a favorable balance. The club and golf course will remain open this season until October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Edward Reidt
Luke Graham
Wiliam A. Dunlap
Richards
Rossbacher
0.J. Holden
George Allen, Jr
H. J. Sheen
Ruth Soper Engaged to Carl Anderson of Buffalo
Miss Ruth Soper becomes engaged to Carl Anderson of Buffalo New York. The couple plans a late October wedding. Miss Soper works in the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp offices and Mr Anderson is employed at the Buffalo post office.
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Ruth Soper
Carl Anderson
John Boland
Marion Soper
Buffalo N
Miss Soper
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Mr. Anderson
Buffalo
District Nurses Meet at Sharon Penn Assn Schedule
The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association will meet September 25 at 2 PM in the south wing of Bun Hospital Sharon. Section meetings precede at 1 PM at Brady Court Nurses Home and the board of directors gathers at 10 AM.
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Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Bun Hospital
Sharon
Brady Court Nurses Home
Board of
Thomas J Messinger Jr Honored At Farewell Party
Thomas J Messinger Jr who departed for Navy service was toasted at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Barnes on East Congress Street. Twenty six relatives and friends attended and presented him with a purse of money. The evening featured games visiting and a luncheon.
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Thomas J. Messinger, Jr
Navy
Air
Raymond Barnes
Congress Shest
Whiest
I Tost Jpleasant
Birthday Party for Janet Marie Nichols at 615 East Wayne
Mrs Theresi Nichols hosted ten guests Saturday afternoon for her daughter Janet Marie Nichols fifth birthday at 615 East Wayne Street. Games and contests were played with prizes won by Shirley Reeder John Middleton and Ruth Cole. Candy and gum were enjoyed a birthday lunch of ice cream and cake served. Janet Marie received gifts from her friends.
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Janet Marie Nichols
Theresi
Nichols
East Wayne Street
Janet Marie
Shirley Reeder
John Middleton
Ruth Cole
Sally Dickinson
Tiker Pomeroy
Shirley Reeher
Rita Downey
Johnny Joy
Kerneth Downey
John, Middleton
Party Barth
Nancy Sweet
Janet
VEW Discusst Hospitalization and Veterans Problems in PA
A Fourth District Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Pennsylvania discussed hospitalization, pensions, insurance, and other World War II veterans issues. Delegates from eighteen western counties adopted resolutions for the New York National Encampment, with department and auxiliary officers detailing care, contact with families, and ongoing support for service members.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of Pennsylvania
V.F. W. Post
West Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Hf. D. Bailey
Monaco
New York City
Tocndine
Earl Selt2
Sharpsburg
James Colley
DuBois
J. R. Allen
Waren
Chester Zerbe
Erle
Walter Huff
Beaver Falls
Richard Phoenix
Bradford
Frank Sargent
New Castle
St. Edward's Hall
Arn Wenner
Ol City
Veral
Merle Amy
Cory
Archie W. Thompson
Francis J. Graves
Walter H. Scott
Alfred Morison
Corry
H. Je Bailey
Monson
Mary Jean Sullivan
Angelica Johnson
Erie
Soldier Boy
Edward Kinley
Spring Creek
Rabbi Carrick Accepts Chairmanship of 7th Christmas Seal Sale
Rabbi Max G Carrick has accepted the general chairmanship of the 7th annual Christmas Seal sale. Dr Herman ei Grose acting president of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association announced at the Moose Club meeting. Carrick, a charter member, helped form the group in 1908 to combat tuberculosis and noted the disease’s drop in Erie city and county.
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Currick
Max G. Carrick
Herman Ei Grose
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Moose Club
Rabbi Currie
Erie
Carrick
Erie City
Health Conference in Erie Seeks Broad State Attendance
Prassncny physicians from across the state will speak at the Regional Health Institute of the Pennsylvania Department of Health in Erie on November 10. Dr James R Smith the city health commissioner will preside and Mayor Charles R Barber will deliver the welcoming address. Noted speakers include Dr R C Williams of the U S Public Health Service New York Lieut Col Edgars Everhart Col Crawford Sams at Carlisle Barracks and Maj Gen G S Reynolds. Grow in Shade Snap beans and New Zealand spinach suit shady gardens and are expected to do well.
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Prasscny
Medical Corps
Regional Health Institute
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Erie
James R. Smith
City Hcal
Charles R. Barber
R. C. Williams
First
Unite States Public Health Service
York City
Edgars Everhart
Pennsylvania
Select Service
Crawford Sams
Ush Barracks
G. S. Reynolds
Series Wraps as Birds Edge Yankees in Low-Scoring Game
In a tight contest the Birds edged the Yankees 7 to 5 as Rudy Musial and teammates delivered key hits. Broo and Teague starred in a series filled with strong defense and timely at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Ove Bobbi
Rudy
Sev Shortston
Waketiel Ment Isper
Chandler Sewells
Unreadable sports fragment hints at past card results
An unclear sports snippet mentions teams, players, and a campus or club context with partial scores and names, including references to Pitt and Wisconsin, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear outcome or event details.
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Veronica Lake
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Nobody's Darling
Don Berry
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Lomb Rib
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Jamestown
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Chautauqqua Lake
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Port Allegany
Eileen Graham
Meadville
Allegheny College
Truman Lille
Union City
Richard Gates
Baltimore
Bruce Hinchman
P. L. Edwards
Nancy
Girard
Jack Aymong
Park Street
Ann Washburg
Roberta King
Marion Heath
Erie Business College
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George Light
James
Corxy
Carl Taylor
Jack Taylor
Eric
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Mrr
George Taylor
East South St
Robert Anderson
Joe Anderson
Fourth Avenue
Drew Field
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Richard Anderson
Idabelle "Gordon
James Cassidy
Park’ Street
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Dorothy Williams
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West Prederick Street
T. J. Messinger
Emory and
Cecil Messinger
Morris Chapin
Sarah Jackman
D. J. Pitt
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Calif
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Alpheus Damon
Pleasant Street
Steve Griffin
Til
Ais Aister
John DeLury
Agenue
C. J. Skit
Mayme Dempsey
Tonawanda
E. A. Williams
Leona
Frank Sturgis
John. Banks
Bonella Gordon
Cleveland
Cpt
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Fort Benning
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Charles Jackman
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NBC
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CBS
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Humphrey Bogart
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Nero
Counter Spy
Jack Teagarden
Johnny Morgan
Army Air Forces
Nick Carter
Hammersmiths
Vew
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Hoods
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
New Zealand
Gaberdines
Zuckerman
Minnesota
Casein Paint
Lanston
South Center St
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Tanhova
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