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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Harmon Mowlroy lng) of Florida will host Foy Bliss during the two weeks at Daytona. Walter Mcul roy and daughter Roberta were seen in Erie Saturday as Bliss headed from this city.
Local society notes from Moree record Miss Prigia Oblocehlo of Monos Sen visiting Miss Mary Jane Rozelle on East Main Street during mid semester vacation. Numerous residents are listed with weekend visits, travels, and family updates across Warren and nearby towns, including soldiers on leave and students at Edinboro State Teachers College.
A social gathering was held Saturday evening at 58 Irving Street honoring Mr and Mrs Zern Aikons. About thirty relatives and friends attended to enjoy games and visiting. Hosts served refreshments and guests presented many nice gifts to the couple.
Mrs Brank Grice hosted a Saturday evening gathering at her East Main home to honor her son Robert Grice recently discharged from the Marine Corps. Ex-servicemen Victor Cragg Jr Olin Bracken Jr Ralph Foster Jr Gary Taylor Jr and George Horton Jr attended a 6 30 dinner with a Cathaile color scheme. The group enjoyed songs and socializing later with Mrs Douglas Rozelle joining in.
Mrs Crowell honors her daughter Sally on her fourth birthday at Buckel siteen. Family and friends attended a party with games, favors, and a pink and white color scheme. Sally received many gifts as guests enjoyed refreshments and activities.
Miss Janet Savnicki of Buffalo is engaged to Arthur Robucaynski. The couple plans a March wedding at 34 Schmarbeck Street. Janet attended St Edward's High School and works in the Smelt Order Department of the Raymond Manuta Company. Robucaynski recently received an honorable discharge after three years in the ETO and is employed at Ajax Tron Works.
Corty Grange members and guests met Saturday evening at Hall 96 for a session presided by imuster. Nason gave the best talk, praising food storage methods and locker service concepts, including processing steps, packaging, and preservation techniques.
Clarkford Wing-Will stores undergo a management change as Miss Bogert takes over the South Side Wing-Will No. 9 at the corner of First Avenue and West Pleasant Street. Leslie Wells says the move aims to expand fresh green goods and meat market service with new refrigeration and equipment including a Tyler Grinder. Bogert will receive a two week vacation before transferring to No 1 store on Worth Genter Street.
Rep Bates of Massachusetts, visiting Tientsin, said American Marines likely will remain in North China to stabilize the area during repatriation and to help reconcile rival Chinese forces. He noted four naval affairs concerns including disposal of surplus material and inspections of Pacific installations.
A Union City man arrived in Corry to find his 16 year old nephew who vanished after receiving a letter from a Corry youth inviting him for easy money. Police investigated an alleged robbery at a local business tied to the scheme.
Beavers and others headline a tense day event as the Boa led the parade. Shove Leng and Famestown Nestfield were among participants, with lengthy waving and cheers marking the scene while the crowd awaited the next activity.
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