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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1951
Page
6
Union City dairy Paragraf and Son is sold to Meadowbrook Dairy Go of Erie. Announcement notes two dairies will unite supplies to meet growing customer demand and that leadership will continue with unchanged operations.
Two war veterans exchange the Lancaster mayoralty with Kendig Bare resuming the office and Howard Bare resigning. Kendig had served since January 1950, was recalled to the military, and is reoccupying the post while Howard remains on the ballot as Republican nominee but may resign the nomination. The GOP city committee would fill any vacancy.
William F. Kinny, 63, a New York building contractor and former part owner of the New York Giants baseball club, died yesterday at Stroudsburg General Hospital while vacationing in the Pocono Mountains. He had recently resided in Palm Beach Florida.
A group of 14 friends hosted by Mrs William Armitage Sr and Mrs Harley Banks showered Mrs Rose White of West N Columbus avenue as she prepares to wed Paul Waldron of Spring Creek. The event at North Center street featured games a comedy skit and visiting with pastel decorations and a bride’s cake.
Canadohta Lake hosts canasta club gathering with Mrs. D. Q. Daugherty as hostess. Mrs. W. F. Thiessen won the canasta award and will host next at her North Center street home. A salad and dessert course was served. The article notes 35,000 tons of steel used in trailer construction in 1950 per Steel-Ways magazine.
Loblaw store held a picnic at Mead Park honoring Miss Betty Hay who leaves for Great Lakes Naval Training Station on the 28th and Miss Lois Jordan whose marriage to Thomas Inter of Louisville is upcoming. A supper was served to employees and their spouses and friends.
A local card club met Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lite on East Main Street. Members enjoyed an Italian dinner and played cards. Awards went to Mrs. Gerald Staples and Alfred VanDresar. Next meeting will be at the VanDresar home in two weeks with gifts for honored guests.
Fort Bragg, Aug 14 AP reports General Mark Clark will inspect the 28th Infantry Division and the 43rd during the Southern Pine exercise. He will review readiness and procedures to determine strengths and areas for improvement in the maneuver.
Major General Daniel B. Strickler, 28th commander, led a final reconnaissance with one of the division's small observation planes to assess bivouac areas. The focus remains on training after divisions arrive in Europe this fall.
Jan leg e night fragment hints at an order related to battle. The readable words suggest a legal or formal notice but lack clear names dates places or actions to define a complete item.
A fragment notes St. Thom team efforts and players including Thomas with a low scoring evening. The report mentions six and four counts across two quarters or periods and a blanked event, indicating a partial tally and unclear opponent details.
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