Mrs Howard Kazmaier Honored by Friends
Mrs J W Moore on North Center Street hosted a social evening to honor Mrs Howard Kazmaier of Buffalo who is visiting the city. Nine guests enjoyed a carved tea and card games with awards going to Ms Elmer Shuss and Mrs H Hudson of Erie. Other attendees included Mrs Jessie Mason Mrs Paul Deitsch Mrs H Holcomb Mrs Ray Wolfore and Mrs Charles Linsky. The guest of honor received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kazmaier
J. W. Moore
North Center Street
Howard Kammaier
Buffalo
Elmer Shuss
H. Hudson
Erie
Jessie Mason
Paul Deitsch
H. Holcomb
Ray Wolfore
Charles Linsky
Helen M. Savko
George P. Sryko
Walter W. White
Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
Mayme Baker
West Pleasant Street
Ray Beagle
Wright Street
G. H. Larson
Florence Larson
Union City
Texas
Keith Mattison
Army
Air Corps
Larson
Violet Crgene
South Center Street
John R. Grace
USN
R. D
Long Island Navy Hospital
Eileen Williams
Roy L. Reed
Madison
Wis
Sergi
George Boyd
Jessie K. Newton
Bruce Hinchman
P. J. ‘Edwards
Giie
Myron Edwards
Girard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fairview PTA opens new year with active committees
Society notes report the Fairview school Parent Teachers' Association opening the school year with 22 members and friends attending in room 2. Mrs Russell Merritt led the meeting which formed a program, hospitality and publicity committees, set plans for an October supper, and heard a speaker on Lyceum causes. Several local residents and service members were mentioned traveling or visiting, including trips to Los Angeles, Huntingdon and Maxwell Field, with updates on furloughs and military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Fairview
Clas
Russell Merritt
Kathryn Neylon
Albert Pay
Douglas Reynolds
Vinton Akan
Ruth Maedje
Helen Brown
C. S. Wallace
Howard Rossbather
Alton Klingler
Cora. Joseph
Fred Anderson
John Falcone
Plas
Kenneth ©. Bogardus
Forty-Fourth Generation M M Sorority Meeting
The first meeting of the 4 generation of the M. M. Sorority at Corry Senior High was held last evening at Miss Marjorie Slattery’s home. Members of the previous generation attended as guests. A business session outlined plans for the season and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Corry
Marjorie Slattery
Kiwanis Round Table Discusses Future Programs
The Kiwanis Club held a dinner meeting at Rita Restaurant last evening with twenty two members present. A report on the Monday bond sale and other routine business were discussed as part of the round table session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
College Women's Club Opens Year With Reorganization
The College Women's Club will hold its first meeting of the year and reorganization Monday evening at 7:30 at Mrs. Porter Auer's home, 16 East Congress Street. The business session precedes a talk by Lieut. Elizabeth Clerk of the WAC recruiting office at Erie. All stub members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dubn
Meadville
Charles Bracken
C. W. Bracken
Philadelphia
Robert Bracken
Quantico
Drew Field
Fla
Bracken
Harvard University
A. Bruce Smith
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
Mc Thnes Steel Company
George W. Light
Budicobb
N. Yu
TBM
College Women’s Club
Porter Auer
East Congress Street
Elizabeth Clerk
WAC
Erie
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Holds Tureen Supper
Ten members met at the I. C. QO. F. Hall for a tureen supper before a routine business meeting. Committee members included Mrs. Mee Carnicke, Mrs. L. Auer, and Mrs. John Ohrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
I. C. QO. F. Hall
Mee Carnicke
Wis. CG
Alice Damon Exits for California Honored at Sendoff
Twenty two Montgomery Ward employees held a dinner party at the Greyhound Post House to honor Alice Damon who is leaving for the west coast. Manager Ira Knisely presented a farewell gift as she thanked the group for the gesture. Also noted, Joseph B. Sutton and Raymond Earl returned to the city from Lancaster and Jamestown respectively after the death of Mrs. J. H. Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Damon
West
Montgomery Ward Company
Greyhound Post House
Ira Knisely
Miss Damon
Joseph B. Sutton
Lancaster
Raymond Earl
Jamestown
City
J. H.walters
Pastor and Family Honored at United Brethren Service
At Christchurch United Brethren Church a program honored Rev H Ray Harris his wife and daughter. The event featured music by Sunday School choirs led by Hugh Masher, a playlet directed by Mrs. Hugh Masher and readings by Mrs J Hal Smith. Vocals by Jerrold Lans verry and Lyle Chase, with a purse presented to the pastor and family and a friendship circle to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacanmeny
United Brethren In
Christchurch
H Ray Harris
Hugh Masher
John Westley
Assistint
Jerrold Lansverry
Lyle Chase
Oard of Trustees
Otterbein Brotherhood
J. Hal Smith
Wayne Valley
Engagement of Spring Creek Couple Announced
Mr and Mrs Jesse Huff of Spring Creek announce the engagement of their daughter Naomi to Andrew Squew Tavock of Corry. No wedding date has been set. Both Miss Huff and Mr Squew Tavock are employed at Montgomery Ward in the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Jesse Huff
Naomi
Andrew Bquewrazeek
Corry
Miss Huff
Mr. Squew- Tavock
Montgomery Ward
Wilbur Sperry Honored By Nast Store Workers
Nast Company employees held an inner party at the Hotel Cor- Ty to honor Wilbur Sperry who leaves Wednesday for military induction. The guests presented Mr Sperry with a parting gift as appreciation for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Sperry
Nast
Cor- Ty
Nast Company
Gwelve
Sperry
Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff Hosts O B S Club Evening
Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff of North Center Street entertained members of the O B S Club last evening. Two games of five hundred were played with pies won by Mrs Welver Blair and Mrs Flor mee Colburn. A dessert lunch was served. In two weeks the group will meet at the home of Mr Leroy Diekineon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Vanderhoff
O. F
North Center Street
Welver Blair
Flor Mee Colburn
Ti Ie
My. Leroy Diekineon
Washington PTA Opens Year With First Meeting
The Washington PTA held the first meeting of the year at the school building yesterday afternoon. President Robert L. Proctor led devotions and dismissed plans for the year. The group voted to purchase a $100 bond in the third war loan drive. An October meeting was announced as a night session with date to be published later. Refreshments were served by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae Bros
Nemonde
Washington
Ware Perkins
Vis
Robert L. Proctor
O. Bogardus
Tickals
Elwin Kirch Honored Before Marine Training Sendoff
Mr and Mrs August DeMauri entertained guests at a dinner party honoring Elwin Piven who departed last evening for U S Marine Corps training. The gathering at the DeMauri home included music and games and included a purse of money and other gifts for Mr Kirch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Kirch
Marines
August DeMauri
Elwin Piven
U. S. Marine Corp
DeMauri
Miisic
Mr. Kirch
3-12 Club Meeting at Coburn Home Ends in Five Hundred Honors
The 8-12 Club met last evening at Mrs. Hilda Coburn’s home and played five hundred with honors won by Mrs. Watsons and Mrs. Herbert Trisketh. Refreshments were served afterward. The next bye week meeting will be at Mrs. Willis Craker’s home for dinner and a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Coburn
Watsons
Herbert Trisketh
Willis. Craker
Luieen
Evening Radio Lineup Highlights Local and National Shows
NBC and CBS air a mix of comedy drama quiz and public affairs across eight to eleven thirty with Lucille Manners, Corliss Archer, John Garfield, and Navy broadcasts. Musical interludes feature Ted Powell and Sunny Skylar with Sherlock Holmes reruns and a late game of Double or Nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Lucille Manners
Dr. Black
Tommy Rigs
Sen
Wheeler
Mansower
Eric Johnson
CBS
Corliss Archer
John Garfield
Bob Howie
Navy
Margo
Ted Powell
MBS
Navy School of Music
Sunny Skylar
Education Congress at Harrisburg Oct 1
Ralph S. Dewey anticipates about 34 local public school officials will attend the education congress in Harrisburg on October 1. The event, hosted by the Pennsylvania Public School Officials Association, aims to discuss statewide school policy and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ralph S. Dewey
Uninal
Pennsylvania
Risburg
Russians Launch Major Dnieper Crossing Push
Russian forces advance to cross the Dnieper from both banks as the Red Army fights toward Kremenchuk and Poltava. German hold near the river center may be threatened, with Kuban bridgehead abandoned and Smolensk threat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnieper
Great River
Kremenchur
Rhel Dnieper
Pol*tava
Dniepropetrovsk
Kiev
Caucasus
Berlin
Smolensk
Poltava
Litz Reopens Shoe Repair Shop On South Center Street
Michal D Litz, who recently received a 90 day furlough, will reopen his shoe shining and repair shop on South Center Street. He plans to start operations Monday morning and anticipates strong demand due to ongoing rationing programs. Litz has spent recent days readying the shop for the reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michal. D. Litz
South Center Street
Mr.Litz
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Dooley Wilson
Combina
Judy Canova
Dennis Day
Sleepy Lagoon
Judy As Mayor
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Conewango
DUFFS
Molasses
Glendora
Far Scott
Kitchen Cleanser
Acme Dog Food
Fancy Sunkist
Von
Romance
Helen
Fairview Pta Names
California
Maple Avenue
Corry, Penna
U. B. Church
Trabemare
PTA
Sanrie
Faille
Triangle
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
M. £.Litz
Zuckerman’s
United States
U. S
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D, C
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