Man Killed In Landing Demonstration At Boston Beach
Morvis Fireberg, a 56 year old Boston Post photographer, was killed while covering a mock Marine and Navy amphibious assault on Carson Beach. Four others, including three naval officers, were injured when shrapnel struck Fireberg and another photographer nearby as 1500 Marines simulated landing. Police called the staging an outrage and criticized officials for allowing children to witness the event.
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Boston
Morvis Fireberg
Boston Post
Fineberg
Carson Beach
James L. Cullihaw
Boston Globe
Winebert
Thomas F. Sullivan
Business and Professional Women's Club bridge party
The event runs Saturday October 8 with tables of cards for the public. Proceeds aid Gerry Memorial Hospital. Prize standings include Hayes and McElroy in contract and Anderson and Zalneck in auction. final winners to be announced in the Journal on Monday October 10.
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Professional Women’s Club
Dorothy May
Whis
Robert Hayes
Walter Mc~Elroy
C. T. Anderson
Sarah Zalneck
Sarah Sanford
Betty Himes
Journal
Berean S S Class Marks First Anniversary
The Berean S S Class of the Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Beaverdam celebrated its first anniversary with a ham dinner at the church. The meal included a three tier cake made and decorated for the occasion by Mrs Clifford Edwards. Those attending included Rev and Mrs J Leom Maneval and daughters Onnolee and Jacqueline Mr and Mrs Floyd Tanner and family Mr and Mrs Harold Tansier and family Donate Fev and Mrs George Mutuim Mr and Mrs Edwards and children Phyllis and Thomas Mr and Mrs cou Kirch end family and Mrs savd Mrs Clinton Smith and Janet Susin and Jean Smith.
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Berean S. S
Bereatt
Wayne Valley
W R C No 49 Meets With Mrs Brown for Welfare Event
Nineteen ladies from Women’s Relief Corps No 49 and J J Amvtrewe Post Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic gathered yesterday at Mrs E J Brown’s East Soule Street home. Guests included Mrs Lilian Warner and Miss Lotta Bonsteel. A bountiful dinner preceded the group tying a comforter. Next WRC meeting set for Thursday October 6.
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Trempers
Women's Realist Corps
J. J. Amvtrewe
Army of the Republic
JE. D. Brown
East Soule Steel
Lilian Warner
Lotta Bonsteel
WRC
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs BH Kolstee of Clymer visited Mrs C E K McElroy on Euclid street and Mrs Walton Sears family before leaving for Port Dix N J to make their home with Capt Sears. Carolyn Sears stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Krone West 255 Shireet. Merle Boutwell and Miss Mildred Boutwell of Warnes visited Amhux McCray family in Elgin. The McCrays and Percy McCray later visited Warren Dr and Mrs Prod McCray of Sioux City Town. FR C West and Daughters Welms Belly and Mrs Roy Hoyt attended the funeral of Miss Zettie Becker. Joe Mapes and son Paul left for California via Delaware street home, en route visiting Denver and Cheyenne. Margaret Morgen of Meadville visits Dr and Mrs RB Master at 158 Maple p avenue and will return to Hotel Tate tomorrow. Mrs Harold K Powell of Norlin Contressment was in Cleveland Wednesday on business.
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BH. W. Kolstee
Clymer
C. Ek, McElroy
Euclid Street
Walton Sears
Eileen
David
Raymond
West Congress Street
Port
Dix
N. J
Capt. Sears
Carolyn Sears
Harry Krone
West 255
Shireet
Merle Boutwell
Midred Bouthwell
Warnes
Amhux McCray
Elgintecemily
McCray
Percy McCray
I Warren
Prod McCray
Sioux City
FR. C. West
Welms
Belly
Roy Hoyt
Jamestown
Mis
Zettie Becker
Joe Mapes
Sot
Paul
Chine, Lake
Calf
Artiuo Mapes
Delaware Street
California
Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Margaret Morgen
Meadville
Maple P Avenue
Tate
Harold K. Powell
Norlin Conter Sment
Cleveland
Mrs James Hanlon Hosts Berean Class Meeting At Home
Mrs James Hanlon entertained nine Berean Sunday School members at 214 West Pleasant Street with 500 two tables and a telephone bridge game. Mrs Dorothy May led devotion, plans were made to send a box of toys and clothing to Liberia missionaries, and a Halloween party was scheduled for October 26 at the church with Mrs Cons Joseph as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hanlon
West Pleasant Street
Soeat Business and Professional Women's Club
Dorothy May
Alebo Pri
Berean
Hanlon
First Baptist Church
Charles Bogert
North Clymer
Francis G. Whiteman
Richard Miller
Millers
Liberia
Ralph Austin
iMrs
Ralph Carrell
Gladys Bogert
Sesson
Cons Joseph
Mrs F Lowe Edwards Honored At Shower
Mrs P Lowe Wawands feted at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Robert Wank Mrs Lester Danner and Mrs Walter Krupa at the Wank home on Frami lay street with ten ladies present Contract bridge prizes went to Mrs Rol Putnam and Mrs Howard Ross Guests admired candy baby gifts and enjoyed smoked salad rolls pickles olives shower cake and coffee Attending were Mrs Camden Ruffner Mrs J Bred Kinley Mrs Putnam Mrs Surf Leeds Mrs Ross and Mrs Stanley E Anderson
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P. Lowe Wawands
Robert Wanl
Lester Duaner
Walter Krupa
Ron
Wank
Danner
Krupa
Edwards
Camden Ruffner
J. Bred Kinley
Putnam
Mrn. Surf Leeds
Ross
Stanley E. Anderson
O F S Club Honors Members At Dinner
The O F S Club honored Mim William nage Mrs P J Swanson Mrs Leroy Dickinson and Mrs Walter Blair at a birthday dinner meeting hosted by Miss Ethel Matthews on Wright Street. A 6:30 dinner featured banana cake and ice cream. gifts were given to the honored members. Progressive 500 was played with Mrs Dickinson and Mrs Blair taking prizes. Swanson will host the next gathering October 13 at her West Frederick home, with several members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim William Nage
P. J. Swanson
Leroy Dickinson
Walter Blair
O.F.S. Club
Ethel Matthews
Wright
Dickinson
Blair
Swanson
West
Frederick Sincet
Ralph Vanderhoff
Ross Pehlman
Ross Mead
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. George Thompson in Corry
Ms. Clinton Warner and Ruth Warner of R. D. 3 hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. George Thompson at JP hotelock sos. A social evening followed with gifts for the honored guest. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Creed Snapp of Canter Hill Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Minnie Perkins of Corry and the Warner family.
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Clinton Warner
Calghter
Ruth Warner
R. D
George Thompson
JP Otelock
Cole
Warner
Creed Snapp
Canter Hill
Thompson
Minnie Perkins
Corry
Washington School PTA appoints committees for 1949 50
The Washington School PTA held a fourteenth meeting in room four as the 1949-50 year began. Miss Phyllis 2 and Miss Marilyn Canfield sang two selections while Mrs. Harold Lloyd read the list and led the PTA prayer. Committee members included Mrs. Harold Lloyd, Mrs. Robes Wank, and others. An extra piano purchase was discussed. The next meeting is set for Thursday October 27.
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Washington School
P.T.A
PTA
Former Corry Residents Honored On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Panghorn of Jamestown longtime Corry residents celebrated their 2th wedding anniversary with a party hosted by about 20 friends at Pangborn Summer cottage of Findley Lake. Guests came from Buffalo Jamestown and Freedom.
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Corry
Clifford Panghorn
Jamestown
Pangborn
Findley
Lake
Pangoorn
Buffalo
Freedonia
Lillian Guild Officers Plan For Coming Year
Mrs Dot D Williams of East South street hosted the October 4 meeting of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church Tittian Guild officers. The first fall session includes a 6 30 pm tren inner and business meeting with Rev Joseph R Clair directing. Officers are Mrs Williams president Mrs Benson second vice president Mrs Redmond secretary Miss Georgi Myers treasurer and Mrs HA Gilbert. Activities include rummage and bake sales sponsor dinners and reminder meetings with light refreshments served.
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Lillian Guild
Dot. D. Willams
East South Street
Tittian. Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Elizbeth Rogers
Don Stewant
Wiliam
Williams
Senate Economy Drive Fails as Senate Rejects Proposal
Washington Senate rejected a budget offer by Senator Fer men 39 to 28, ending an economy drive amid partisan maneuvering. Louisville reports say Matt Winn, 71, Kentucky Derby impresario, remains unchanged after five major operations at Sir Joseph's Hospital, slightly weaker but able to respond yes if asked.
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Senate
Washington
Federa
Fermen
R-Mich
Touisville
Gol
Matt .I. Winn
Sir Joseph's Tyilmary
McAuliffe Confirmed as Army Chemical Corps Chief
Anthony McAuliffe was confirmed by the Senate last night as the new chief of the Army Chemical Corps, a move that recalls his World War I reply of Nuts to a German surrender demand. He remains a public figure tied to decisive wartime leadership.
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Waormeius
Sepu
Saal Jen
Anthony
MeAuliffe
Diero
Basie
Senate
Jash
Te Army Chem Eal Corps
McAuliffe
Frost
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