Prisoner of War Deaths and Car Crash Report
The page recounts a car crash in Union City with a woman and a girl involved, details missing and no formal charges. It also notes the death of Pvt Richard M. Sten, a prisoner of war in the Philippines, on July 4 1942 after the fall of Corregidor, per a report to Mr and Mrs C O Starner dated February 9 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conchien
C. O. Starner
Richard M. Sten
Philippines
Ahab Ne
Pvt
Starner
Corregidor
Hirghito 10 Appears Before MacArthur
A garbled report notes Hirghito 10 meeting General MacArthur amid World War II era tensions. It mentions Mulis the former Soviet ambassador to David and Russia proposing involvement in policy talks with the Big Five, with references to Meuites scheduled departure and a Yokohama location. The piece also references the 9th Infantry Division and the 97th reviveing the veneron 43rd Division in transit between Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulis
David
Tromteline Cumbuh
Getitany
Ruhr
97Th
Veneron
United States
Annual round-up highlights club activity and exhibits
The Geumy GH libs held their annual round-up Friday with 54 members and seven leaders in attendance at YaWG.A. in Warren. Exhibits featured scrapbooks and reports on club work, judged by Miss Isabelle Myrs, with leaders distributing completion cakes to the girls. Many local residents and relatives, including Sgt. and Mrs. John Wassink, were noted in attendance and travel for family and Army related duties were mentioned throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Warren Geumy
Yawg
Ad Warren
Isabelle Myrrs
Sistant
Columbus Homemakers Assistant Club
Teadey+ ab
Arlene Morris
Pat Wilkinson
Betty McCray
Dorothy Moers
Polly Blanchard
Roberta McCray
Heley Bull
Chalie Bates Phyliss Hull
Mary ‘Thompson
Caroyn Wallon
Marian Volk
Deana van
Hie
Mire
Harold Bates
Amay Bil
Columbus
Quilting Club Dinner Hosts Mrs Leland Johnson Guests
Quilting Club members and a guest enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening at Mrs. Wicker Ninh’s home. The event featured sewing, visiting, and a pleasant evening with a served meal and attendees including Mrs. Bruce Thoms and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Johnson
Wicker Ninh
Bruce Thoms
Second Avenue
Chrs
Harbid Patterson
Me. Barry Shieer
Harold Rasher
A. V. Gavhran
Rubert Brow
Tw, Whitehead, Dire
Walter Windahl
Merrill Tillie
Marie Blass
Columbus Library Plans Daily Hours
Columbus Library Board met at Vernetta Page home with members Albert Sandiure Mrs Arthur Fage Mrs Chives Swanson and Mrs Vernetta Page. Mrs Arthur Page presided. They planned daily hours with Wednesday openings after a summer recess and discussed keeping the library open every evening in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Columbus Library Board
Albert Sandiure
Arthur Fage
Chives Swanson
Vernetta Page
Arthur Page
Getlon
Nurses' Alumnae Meet With Mrs Sherman
The Nurses' Alumnae gathered last evening as Mrs Sherman hosted. Seven attended a general discussion of the association's activities, followed by social time with refreshments. The next regular meeting is slated for October 9 at the nurses' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roussel Tess Sltet
Hontess
le Corryueses
Party At Hotel For Nell Foskett Tench Visit
Frank Ames hosted a dinner at Hotel Corry in honor of Mrs Nell Foskett Tench visiting the city for a few days. Guests included Mrs Frank Raymond Mrs Marjorie Peck Mrs T B Giblin Mrs Fleangr Meade and Mrs Tench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vix
Frank Ames
Nell Foskett Tench
Frank Raymond
Marjorie Peck
T. 8. Giblin
Fleangr Meade
Tench
Hotel Corry
Pvt Ina Phillips Honored At Dinner In Corry
Mr and Mrs Stanley Newari entertained last evening honoring Pvt Ina Phillips serving a chicken dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Maxwell Devereaux and daughters of Curry. Whitefish belong to the salmon family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Phillips
Stanley Newari
Corry
R. D
Wis
Mariana Air Poreease
Florida
Maxwell Devereaux
Curry
Concord P T A Plans For Rummage Sale
Concord P T A opens the new year meeting with Mrs William Tramnin as president and a good turnout. Miss Maury Anderson and Mrs Stanley Nichols named to a membership committee to drive future growth. A vintage sale is planned for October 18 and 19 with piano duets by Mildred Detter and Marilyn. The program closes with group singing and a reception by several members. The next meeting will be a Junior Supper at the school in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord P.T.A
Concord P. T. A
William Tramnin
America
Miz
Ralph Carroll
Clarence Wallice
Atiss Louise Mount
Lea’lers
Maury Anderson
Stanley Nichols
Linus Sargent
Harlan Bhipchard
Sehiow
Rhynard-Hammond Engagement Announced
Miss Rhynard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Raynard of 352 Marion Street, becomes engaged to Cpl James Hammond, son of Mrs Laucetta Hammond of Brie. Both are noted as former students and employees. Hammond recently returned from service in the Army after twenty months in the Burnfleat area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhynard-Hammond
Myr
Leo Raynard
Marion Street
Atmatince
Mary Eizabeth
James Hammond
Laucetta Hammond
Brie
Rhynara
Corty
Syavel
Ager
Golden Links Class Tureen Dinner At Church Social
Golden Links Sunday School members and families enjoyed a tureen dinner at the Methodist church last evening. Mrs W B Stowe Mrs Trent Young Mr W J Marsh and Mrs Leroy Cady served on the committee. A pleasant evening of singing and visiting followed. The group will meet again in October for their regular monthly business and session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wassink
Corry
Camp Brackenridge
Spt
Wassitte
Niene
Darlene Wassink
Clymer
Wihel Waassink
Wassine
Carlton Smith
Fast Bond Street
John Diehl
Bottsville
Weyers
William Dick
Snyder Girels
L. B Graham
West Songress Street
Hershey
Mildred Alfred
American Rea Gress
Johnstown
Red Cross
Lewis Miller
Lockport
Cleveland
Philip Zaleneck
West Washington Street
Hazelsburg
Russell Sherian
East Congress Street
Buffalo
Ralph McKay
Susatn Berner
Niagara Falls
S.Y
Core Rourke
R. D
Rose Brew
Gerald Clark
Brie
Niel Allen
Merle Capwell
Pleasant Steel
Masonic Temple
Riva
June Damon
of the Waves
New York City
Cory Damon
East Washington Street
Bruce Smith
Pal Guth
Pacific
Mare Guy
South Street
Seattle
E. D. Boony
East South Street
Altoona
Punxsutawmey
Grace Motelsiss
Burton Jourdet
Sampson Naval Training Station
Mary Jourtel
West Wayne Street
Minnie McAllister
Jamestown
George
Glynn Mc~ Allister
Henverdam
Francis Whiteman
White Street
West
Clargesville
Whiteman
West Flarkesville
Alvin Smith
Erie
Joe Gray
Maretha McGoy
Pittsfield
Golden Links
W.B. Stowe
Trent Young
W. J. Marsh
Leroy Cady
Comminen
Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Foradora's Home
Louis Reraders entertained the bridge club last evening at her Upton City home. Two tables played. Mrs Howard Rass and Mrs Gesicv Dan ner tied. Mrs Rober Bumbaugh and Mrs Forintont served a salt course to their suists. Mrs T Fred Binley to host at East Wayste street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Foradora
Louis Reraders
Upton City
Howard Rass
Gesicv Danner
Rober
Bumbaugh
Party At Spring Creek For Mrs Wynn
Mrs Wynn hosted a shower at her Spring Creek home organized by Mrs Yeonal Porter. Guests enjoyed an evening with light refreshments and ice cream as gifts were presented to Mrs Wynn by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Yeonal Porter
Spying Creek
Gamer
Wynn
Hospital group to organize at hotel Thursday
A call was issued for all interested in Memorial Hospital project to meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at Hotel Dory. The gathering will present campaign methods and aim to raise 250 000 to 300 000 over two years, with directors of the City Hospital Association coordinating a broad coalition to lead the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templete
Memorial Hospital
Truman Favours Sharing Secret Of Atomic Energy
Washington reports President Truman favors sharing the atomic energy secret with other nations under strict controls. He has yet to draft recommendations to Congress, and his stance appears to require international consultation with Britain and Canada before a final policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Wilig
Meg Truman
Congress
Britain
Caada
Choy
New York Paralyzed as Strikes Spread
Ronemyen rem Hays Lines AL yesterday's opening parley in Chicago saw workers strike as the positions of the unions and employers clashed. Representatives assert strikes are forms of protest against collective bargaining. Knight as international president led the union delegation arguing wage demands are justified amid recent economic shifts. Justice Knows of the Colorado Supreme Court heads a conciliation panel hoping for a quick settlement, after a telegram from Labor Secretary Schwellerbach urged success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronemyen Rem Hays
Chicago
Shocomantes
Owa Knight
Fncus Bry
William TL. Knows
Colorado Supreme Court
Labor
Schwellerbach
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