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The Sewickley Valley's Home News Weekly
Vol. 39.   No. 44.
SEWICKLEY, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942
Price Five Cents
Sewickley Welcomes ttye Service Mleu
A mutual welcome — Sewickley girls visit the Osborne Coast Guard station; Barbara McCague, Frances
Johnson and Mrs. Gilbert Kafferty. The men in the picture are F. Y. Gee, Machinist, William J. Hynek,
William A. Williams, William E. Ferry, Vernon L. Williams, Elmer J. Nowell, Jr. "Dick" Stites photographed the group.
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STAGE DOOR CANTEEN
Entertainment  Featvires   at   Cot   Club
Benefit
T.he program of the Sewickley Cot
Club Stage Door Canteen will commence promptly at 8 p. m., tomorrow
(Friday) night. The Commanding officers who assisted the committee have
requested that the entertainment start
with mililtary precision.
Although ithe Cot Club is endeavoring
to seat everyone military at tables and
civilians around the ballroom, because
of the largo attendance expected the
Cot Club cannot guarantee that those
who nrrivo late will be seated.
In addition to tho 104tli Cavalry
swing orchestra presented by Col.
Stackpole, the music includes the St.
Louis Coast Guard band made available
through the courtesy of Ensign Jacob
Soreuson, commander of 'the Sewickloy
Coast Guard Post.
Tho program consists of tho Southern-
airs; Russell Swan, the great magician,'
Joseph Houston, who sang at the Plaza
Hotel in New York last winter; Martha
Briney; John Buckmastor, tho great
impersonator; Rainbow Jackson and Ed
Shawn ossoy; Madeline Hood of KDKA
(Aunt Jemima). ClifC Hall is coming
from   Meyer. Davis's   orchestra;   Bob
the Cot Club hopes that inasmuch as
everyone at the party is a host to some
military man, each Sowickleyan will
assume the responsibility of seeing that
these men feel welcomed. They are
hero with us today and. who knows
where they will be next year?
Ensign (B) K. M. Baker and Guardsmen show Miss Barbara McCague
around their Depot.
Carter, who sings at ithe Nixon Cafe;
tho KDKA Quartotto and Helen Boll
Rush. Last but not least, Ray and
Naldi, who danced, at tho Biltmoro
last year.
All mombors of past Cot Club shows
and 'tho Auxiliary of tho Cot Club arc
requested to meet at the Edgeworth
Club this (Thursday) evening at eight,
whether they havo been notified or not,
to plan tho hospitality.
Many officers have accepted and
soldiers and sailors from all parts of
the county arc coming.   Tho board of
Young men of Sewiekley will be
singing waiters at the Stage Door Canteen in the Edgeworth Club the night
of October sixteenth, an event arranged
to secure funds for the purchase of
United States War Bonds in the name
of tho Sewickley Valley Hospital.
James E. Sincell and Oliver MeClin-
tock are chairriifin'
They have asked the following men
to help: Frank C. Schroeder, Jr., Edward O'Neil II, Putnam Goldsbury,
Henry Oliver, Jr., William H. Cies,
Charles G. Zug, Jr., Frederick Norman,
John Koenoy, Donald Davison, John
Foster, John M. Trainer, David B.
Oliver, Walter Floyd, Donald Booth,
Robert Landon, Alexander M. Brooks,
James MeCready, David Chaplin, Frank
F. Brooks, Jr., Henry Carson, William
Bachman, Oliver Campbell, Henry
Devens, Edward Gibson, Frank W. Jar-
vte, Jr., William Galbraith, William
Penn Snyder III, Jesso Sammis>, Milton
M'eissner and John Kellogg.