Brother testifies in Coast murder trial
In Salinas California on September 27 nine teen Jay Lovebl testified about a dinner date with Mrs Frances Andrews before his death. His younger brother Luther Lovett Jr testified that Mrs Andrews came to return a dog and arrange a movie, but Jay left with Mrs Nancy Linde afterwards.
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Associated Press
Salinas
Calif
Jay Lovebl
Frances Andrews
Andrews Io
Carmel Valley
Jay
Luther Lovett, Jr
Mrs. Andrews
Day
Krazyates Honor Member At Shower Wednesday
The Krazyates met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Wesley Seamens home Wright Street for a shower honoring Mrs. Harry Paulson. Fives games provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs. Paulson and Mrs. Robert Hunt. Refreshments were served by the hostess as members thanked Mrs. Paulson who received gifts from the group.
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Wesley Seamens
Wright Street
Harry Paulson
Pive Fuméired
Paulson
Robert Hunt
Seamens
Shower Honoring Mrs. Warren McChesney at Home
Mrs Ann Hopkins hosted a party for 45 guests at Mrs Joe Gentlemans on Mott Street honoring Mrs Warren McChesney. Pink and hive decorations and Chinese checkers provided entertainment while prizes went to Mrs DeMauri Miss Marie De Mauri and Miss Roselind Hopkins. A lunch followed and Mrs McChesney received many gifts.
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Warren McChesney
Ann Hopkins
Joe Gentleman
Mott Street
Warren McChesny
DeMauri
Marie DeMauri
Roselind Hopkins
McChesney
Concord School PTA Initial Meeting Covers Plans and Members
The Concord School PTA opened the new year with an initial meeting at the First Wood School attended by numerous parents and teachers. Reports highlighted proceeds from the recent rummage sale, with over 77 dollars profit, and committees were named for hospitality finance program and membership among others. The program featured a talk by Mrs Porter Auer on guiding children’s reading and a display of worthwhile books plus musical and patriotic readings.
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Concord School
PTA
Harland Blanchard
Whce Rees
Bo D. A
Mary Anderson
Douglas Ravelle
Harvey Loveland
Haland Blanchard
Ruth Dahlstrand
Joseph Ghignon
Barry Mawberg
Lawrence Anderson
Mildred Denton
Cowneil
Vern. Group
Eugene Canfield
Socophil
Porter Auer
Public Library
Mag
Assembly
Virginia Fay
William Ingram
PFA
John Tinson
Yoon
Albert Tay
Leo Carroll
John Burke
Harry Markett
Blanchard
Anderson
Loveland
Group
Miss Anderson
Dinner At Pittsfield Inn Honors Two Women
A farewell gathering at Pittsfield Inn honored Mrs Horace Robbins who sails for the west and Miss Virginia Armitage who has enlisted in the WAVES and leaves November 1 for training. Attending were numerous local ladies including Mrs A Linendell Mrs W E Lethman and others. Guests later met at the Martyrome on Concord Street and exchanged gifts for the honorees.
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Pittsfield
Horace Robbins
West
Virginia Armitage
A. Linéndell
W. E. Lethman
LeRoy MarLett
LeRoy Hoy
B. J. Bart
Edward
Washington Trails Council to Meet in Erie
The Boy Scouts of America Washington Trails Council will hold a board meeting and dinner on Monday evening, October 9, at the Barn in Erie. District chairmen from Carry and Union City will be among those attending.
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Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Fria
Carry
Union City
Community Chest Head Speaks To Rotarians
Erie County Relief and Welfare official Clifford Borden spoke to the Corry Rotary Club at Hotel Corry about the Community Chest. He noted more than $4,000 is spent locally on services for the blind crippled poor orphans hospital welfare agencies Boy Scouts and other groups and explained how allotments are determined.
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Evie County
Cony Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Clifford Borden
Erie
BR. VanNette
Corry
Montgomery Ward
Juliet Lowell Finds Wartime Letters Spark in Calif Fame
Beverly Hills author Juliet Lowell, known for Dear Sir and Dumb Belles Lettres, travels from Hawaii to Hackensack promoting wartime humor through authentic letters. Her work collects readers’ missives to war plants and military camps, including a Los Angeles selective service letter that sparked debate.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Juliet Lowell
Dows
Hondlulu
Hackensack
OPAP
Celtly
Los Angeles
Julius Lowel
Hawaii
Wartime Letters Reveal Mixed Feelings On Draft and Service
Fragments from a wartime era show letters to officials in Cincinnati and New York describing draft experiences, family strain, and social life near camps. Reactions vary from humor and cooperation to frustration with duties and leaders, highlighting personal views during mobilization.
Breakfast At Sardi’s program at First Methodist Church
A large crowd attended a Breakfast At Sardi’s program sponsored by WSCS at First Methodist Church. About 200 guests enjoyed the morning event, heard speakers over the radio and microphone, and received gifts and flowers from local shops. The event featured music, awards, and brief addresses by church and community members.
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First Methodist Church
WSCS
Savar
Ws.c
Broadeas
Henry Yilrans
Ty S.A
George Thornton
Wateford
Yuniers
Byron King
Weat Ovnge
N.1
Witten Sas
Sewell
Mapy
J8ra
Tia Younig
Jewell’s
Ld Rowe
Fred Barnes
Hite
Herman's Jewelry
Barnes
Paris Fashions Carry On At Same Old Stands And Prices
An American observer notes Paris couture persists amid wartime taxes and shortages. Prices for dresses reach about 300 dollars, with fabrics scarcer and costs rising due to heavy taxation, import limits, and production constraints. Despite limits, fashion houses keep show windows active as designers cope with rationing, higher overheads, and altered consumer demand.
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Paris
Sue
Bill Mices
Tauding
Europe
Wallandl
Romi Cvstem
Widely Born Sons Reported in Area Hospitals
A son named Arthur Ross was born Tuesday evening at Stein Memorial Hospital in Union City to Mr. and Mrs Norman G. Tarbell of North Center Street Carr. A second baby girl or boy was born September 22 at DuBois Hospital in DuBois Pennsylvania to Mrs. Retsell Haag, formerly a Corry High School faculty member, Troutville Pa.
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Bosias
Agencis
United States
OPA
New York
Une
T& A
Arthur Ross
Bown Stein Memorial Hospital
Union City
Norman G. Tarbell
North Center Street
Carr
Righine Potas
DuBois Hospital
DuBois
Retsell Haag
Troutville
Haag
Corry High School
Chundrlek Mack Rite At Union City Saturday
Miss Bernita Mack daughter of the late Clarence and Mrs Mark became the bride of Frank Chundrlek son of Union City at a quiet St Taresi Catholic Church ceremony in Union City. Rev Fr Laurence Trembly officiated with Miss Helen Chundrick and Joseph Sadat as witnesses. The couple will reside in Brie where they are employed. both work at Aero Supply and Genew Deere Company.
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Carl Altman
Ethan Everson
Hthe Dune, O
Carmen Picciriilo
Newman
USNR
Nome
Teave
Tittle Creek
Dominic Piccirilio
West Pleasant Street
Joanne Brown Swarts
Nina Brown
Erie
Philadelphia
WS Hickerwell
Dayton
Ohio
Hipkernelt
0. T. Robbins
Ernést Royer
Butler
Grant Pettit
Dalanter
Gail
Harmon McElroy
Park St
Canada
SD. Wilcox
Bert Poster
Earl Foster
Union City
Erie Hospital
Aero Supply
Clarence Lowe
Wesley Seamens and Sons
George Beardsley
Patty
Seames
Alfred Haenel
Joseph Pondel
Lincoln
Neb
Samuel Beumgarten
Vasil
Chester
Abe Baumngarten
Chundrlek-Mack
Bernita Mack
Weslevville
Clarence Mark
Frank Chundrlek
John Chundrlek
St. Taresi’s Catholic Church
Laurence Trembly
Helen Chundrick
Joseph Sadat
Chandrick
Genew Deere Company
Teen dinner at Golden Links church draws families
Mothers of the Golden Links Class of the Methodist Church and their families gathered for the monthly teen dinner at the church last evening. The 6:30 meal was followed by song, with Mrs. W. B. Stows and Mrs. Ernest Royey among the organizers aiding Mrs. P. A. Gilbreath and Mrs. Moa Twin Young.
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Methodist Church
Ying
W.B Stows
Whale
Young
P. A. Gilbreath
Ernest Royey
Discarded Materials Drive Curb on Litter Habits
A study notes that discarding rubbish in dark corners avoids detection and fosters untidy habits. Using white or light colored pelats in interiors of cabinets and storage areas helps deter these behaviors by making discarded material more conspicuous and less acceptable.
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