Finland Accepts Terms in Push for Greater Soviet Pact
The acting prime minister announced that Finland would cede Petsamo to Russia and hand over the Porkkala peninsula for military use, with reparations totaling 1.25 billion American dollars over six years. The deal seeks restoration of the Russian Finnish border and uses for Finnish airfields in the south, while Finnish merchant ships would aid Allied material transits during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes
Reich
Finland
Ister
Armi
Russia
Petsamo
Porkkala
Filand
Bern
Trect Bs
van Born
Stork Visits Brookfield Zoo With Newborns Reported
Sept 20 Brookfield Zoo reports a shy stork visit with a new baby rhino and a baby creature noted in the zoo’s latest animal report. Staff described the scene as calm and welcomed guests to view the newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo Chicago
Aliie Brookfield Zoo
Birly
Ray Aganelle
Andy Nd
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Marks 93rd Anniversary
Members gathered for the 93rd anniversary with a tureen dinner and a cake display. Officers were announced including noble grand Mrs Oscar Fritz and others, with installation planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Oscar Fritz
E. J. Havensteim
George Akam
Selary
John Obrn
Harvey Loveland
Alma Erickson
Frederick Beall
Meadville
George Ellsworth
John Oh
Fritz
Carl Marsh
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Allan Poole At Foote Home
Mrs Albert Shaeffer hosted nine friends Monday at the Foote home on Fairview street for a birthday party honoring Mrs Allan Poole. Awards for games went to Mrs Bryer Teek and Mrs Edwerrd Miller. Mrs Foote received birthday remembrances and refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sheffer
Albert Shaeffer
Allan Poole
Foote
Fairview Street
Bryer Teek
Edwerrd Miller
Birthday Dinner for A G Sorenson at West Sinitishigel Home
A birthday dinner was given Sunday at the A G Sorenson home 702 West Sinitishigel to honor Mr Sorenson. A chicken dinner was served to twelve guests and Mr Sorenson received warm congratulations from those present. Mr and Mrs Owen Paylor of Spring Creek attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Sorenson
West Sinitishigel
Mr. Sorenson
Ab Nam
Rotary Club hears Harold Sweet on contract terminations
Harold Sweet of Raymond Manufacturing Co spoke at Corry Rotary Club at Hotel Corry about government cancellation of contracts and relevant regulations. Glenn Middleton led the meeting and the board of directors met after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sweet
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Corry
Townsend Club Meeting Held at Messinger Home
The Townsend Club gathered last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Messinger on East South Street a pleasant event in months. After the meeting the hostess with her daughter Miss Faith Messinger and Mrs. Blilie Stapleton served refreshments. The October meeting is set for Friday October 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fredell on Seneca Street for a Halloween celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc Vryromvce Secu
Corry Townsend Club
Stewart Messinger
East South Street
Faith Massinger
Bltiel Stapleton
Carl Fredell
Seneca Street
Hallowe
Mrs. E. W. Feldt Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs. E W Feldt entertained the bridge club on West Smith Street last evening with Mrs Howard Felat as hostess. High score went to Mrs H K Powell. Refreshments were served. two guests attended from Uniontown Pa, Mrs Luther Davis and another guest. Mrs M R Greene will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Feldt
Bridge Club
Howard Felat
West Smith Street
West
H. K. Powell
Luther Davis
Uniontown
M. R. Greene
Laughter Born at Cory Hospital to Reynolds Family
A daughter born last night at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Daniel Reynolds of R D 8 Corry. A son born this morning at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ralph Heo of 505 West Church Street. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs John M Hornick at 621 West Wayne Street. Former state police officer Pvf Harittel now based in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Hospital
Daniel Reynolds
Corry
Corry Hospital
Ralph Heo
West Church Street
D Prk
John M. Hornick
West Wayne Street
Pvf
Harittel
Find
Meadville
Miss Mary Anderson Hosts Sewing Club Gathering
Mrs Mary Anderson hosted a small evening gathering at 915 South Center Street for her sewing club and friends. Guests included Mrs May McCormick Mrs H G Wolfe Mrs Award Ross and several Misses Florence Pond Helen Johnson Ruth Bennett Helen Raw s Nelle Titus Oli Young Helen Spencer Ann Baresi Ruth Dahlstrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Herhow
South Center Street
Award Ross
Plorence Pond
Helen Johnson
Ruth Bennett
Helen Raws
Nelle Titus
Oli Youn
Helen Spencer
Ann Baresi
Ruth Dahlstrand
Aero Group Honors Percy Corbin At Company Event
Percy Corbin, an Aero Supply Co. employee in accounting and payroll, was honored by Aero Group. The gathering at Halle Street featured a gift of money and late evening refreshments as attendees from several departments paid tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Group
Percy Corbin
Aero Supply Co
W. W. Waterhhoise Graze
Aero
Paysoll
Jogoth Ke Halle St. Bilaadeths Hs
Wiener Roast At Harmon Home In Pleasant Street Yard
Miss Barbara Harmon hosted ten friends at her Eas Pleasant street home last night. The outdoor gathering featured a windlit setup and toasted drinks with the guests enjoying a casual social evening hosted by the Harmon family of Mr. and Mrs. Bilsworth Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Barbara Harmon
Bilsworth Harmon
Eas Pleasant Street
W C T U Enjoys Afternoon Session
The regular meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Emma Bramhall's West Park Place home. President Mrs. George Chase led singing, scripture reading, and a program on topical citizenship and the safe display of time with a safety wheels article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen's
Christiite Temperance Union
Mes
Emma Bramhall
West Park Place
George Chase
Emma Heath
St. John
Fred Roe
Safety School of Wheels
Thusséss
Chase
Amici Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Welch Residence
The Amici Sewing Circle met on Tuesday at the residence of Mrs Vernbit Welch on Gynve Street. Mrs Harold Fish led devotions with the business session chaired by Mrs Marshall Sherwood, the president. Mrs Lynn Campbell was tasked to purchase the annual Christmas girl for the Quin ce orphanage. Executive committees included Mrs Sherwood Mrs Fish Mrs Gerald Fish and Mrs John Carvioy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernbit Welch
Gynvestret
Harold Fish
Marshall Sherwood
Lynn Campbell
Quincey Orphanage
Sherwood
Fish
Gerald Fish
John Carvioy
Quilting Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Wicker Night
The Quilting Club enjoyed a pleasant gathering hosted by Mrs Wicker on Coristess Street. Guests shared company and desserts as the hostess served five salad desserts limeheon. Mrs Merrit Tilic will entertain the club at her home in two weeks.
Trill Employees Enjoy Social Affair After Plant Ceremony
A social event was held at the Trill Inchestar Plant yesterday afternoon following ceremonies. The local industry received a third star for its Maritime M permanty, with employees taking part in the festivities and refreshments served during the celebration.
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Trill Inchestar
More Women’s Branches To Host Enlistments
Washington dispatch reports the WAVES and SPARS nearing full quotas, with plans to deploy women to western hemisphere outposts and extend Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine assignments. By November end WAVES aim for 75 000 enlisted women and SPARS for 10 000 enlisted and 1000 officers, as recruitment shifts intensify before a broadened role for service women.
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Washington
Navy
SPARS
Maries
Marings
Denmark Calm After Nazi Clash and General Strike
Reports say street fighting in Denmark subsided as authorities restrained disorder. The Free Danish Council urged Danes to end violence and pursue a general strike through Thursday to protest dissolving the 12,000‑strong police force. Some Danes fled to Sweden. trains halted and key services continued.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Denmark
Iieve
Free Danish Press Service
Free Danish Council
Sweden
Ridgway Woman Sentenced in Federal Court for Alimony Fraud
Pas Sept 20. A Ridgway woman, Lisbon J. Koch, 39, was sentenced in Erie federal court after pleading guilty to unlawfully receiving a dependency allotment from her second army husband. Judge Schonmaer denied leniency, stating little chance of rehabilitation. Koch had fraudulently obtained $58 from Robert Amacher of Ridgway by Feb. 6, 1943, while already married to soldier Bernard Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Lisbon J. Koch
Ridgway
Sehoonpraker
Koth
Fred Lynch
Cleveland
Warren
Navy
Nick Korgnale
West Middlesex
R. M. Gibson
Hemispheria Outposts Pass House and Go to White House
The Army reports Women’s Army Corps strength exceeds 200000 under an executive order authorizing assignment nationwide while the WAP totals rise above 20000 in the outpost force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemispheria
White House
Women's Army Corps
Waterford Man Given Term for Robbery
Stanky A Zaborowski, 39, Waterford, pleaded guilty to possessing stolen air compressors taken from a Nickel Plate Railroad freight car. Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker sentenced him to months in Erie county prison. The compressors, used in airplane construction, were part of a cargo shipped from the General Electric plant at Fort Wayne. Zaborowski told the court how he obtained them, which were sent on November 4, 1943.
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Waterford
ERIE
Stanky
Zaborowski
R. D
FP. P. Schoonmaker
Erie County
Bueau
Agen
Nickel Piate Railrond
Po- Wad
General Bicetric Plant
Fort Wayne
Zaborowsk
Mystery clouds loss of U S sub flier in Pacific
Washington reports mystery surrounds the loss of a U S submarine and its crew in the Pacific. Officials say details are withheld to avoid aiding the enemy and that next of kin have been notified.
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U. S. Sur
Pacific
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Detans
Hasuki
Oeill
Harily
Man Captured in Erie Burglary
Erie police captured 45 year old Morey Yourgey of Rensselaer New York after a 9:20 a.m. arrest by Patrolman James O Dowd for attempting to burglarize the Club Diner at 152 West First Street. Police found stolen items including films grill aid kits and flashlights at booking.
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Erie
Morey Yourgey
Rensselaer
Ain Agenehaawe
James O'Dowd
Wesh
1St Street
Younger
Crowds At Unces Crown Kansas City Event Record
The Relgling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus set a new attendance high in Ruppert Stadium with 10 504 customers. Jimmie of the American Association baseball club reported best attendance nearing 16 000, matching a prior Concordia, Kansas record from 55 years ago.
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Kansas City
Religling Brothers
Barnum
Bailey
Tast Iipht
Ruppert Stadium
Jimmie
American Assoriation Baseball Club
Beginis
Concordia
Kan
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Or Wyman
Alanhale Irene ‘Manning
George Tobias, Robert Shave
March of
Helen
Me Society Sa
Rebekahs
Virginia O'Neil
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Lane O'Neil
East Frederick St
Robert J. Hinkley
Robert McCaslin
Maxine Vanderhoff
Dorma Okerlin
Charles Kirch
Danville
Tly
Mes Iret
St. Vincent's Hospital
R. H. VanTassel
Fred Barton
James MacInnes
Jack King
Pittsburgh
Grant Barton
Russell Davis
Thelma Hall
Meadyile
James Hanks
Sur
Camp Gruber
Ohls
Lester Hanks
Wright Street
Jimmy
Cambridge Springs
Betty Lindquist
East Frederick Street
Marion Rumbaugh
Spring Street
Sharon
Ralph Splitstone
F. J. Graves
George Graves
C.F. Hildebrand
Imtheran Church
St. Stephen's Lutheran Chy
Hildebrand
William Hail
Err
W. Bracken
Noth Genter Street
Frederick A. Beardsley, Sr
New Haven
Conn
Coma
R. G
T. B. Roelofs
Harrison Curtis
City
Roelofs
Bess Wilson
Park Street
Philadelphia
New York
Mead
Charles Ross
Townsend
Messinger
Perro
Zuckerman
Amici Sewing Circle
Quilting Club
Mrs. Wicker
U.S
Curtis Jewelry
Bya
Guignon
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