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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1946
Page
5
A fragment from a realist column shows fragmented phrasing and stray quotes. The readable text hints at commentary on following trends and personal perspective without clear events or dates.
Associated Press reports Delaware County officers hunted two gunmen after they killed Harvey Zerbe, 39, a Woodlyn station attendant, and wounded Adabella Bowman, 18, during a Thursday night escape. Police set roadblocks, exchanged shots with the robbers, as the green sedan fled toward Chester Hospital where Bowman was listed in fair condition.
Nitrate of soda accelerates early vegetable growth even in soils rich with barnyard manure. Nitrogen from manure relies on bacteria and warm soil to become usable, while nitrate of soda provides readily available nitrogen, helping plants grow faster in cool soils.
Milas Dorothy Maxine Coulter daughter of Mr and Mrs John Coulter of 604 West Church Street wed Carmen Dominic Piccirillo son of Mr and Mrs Piccirillo of 1240 West Pleasant Street at St Elizabeths rectory assisted by Rev Carl Heldt. The bride wore a two piece white street length dress with white accessories. After a 4 pm ceremony a dinner for thirty at the Rite Restaurant followed. The couple will reside on West Church Street until August 1 then move to West Park Place. The bride is a Corry High School graduate class of 1946 and formerly with GC Murphy. Piccirillo recently discharged from Navy service.
Seventy five members of the Baptist Church congregation and Sunday School held their annual picnic at Da Mon's grove on Spring Creek road. The event started at 2 20 and ended at 7 30 with games contests and prizes. A basket meal was served at 6 and coffee ice cream and chocolate milk were provided by the school. Ralph Garrell the Sunday School superintendent chaired the event with help from teachers and church members.
Miss Aldrich of Elgin celebrated her twelfth birthday at home hosted by her mother Mrs Lawrence Aldrich. Nineteen guests attended. Marilyn Proper won the game award. Ice cream birthday cake and Kool-Aid were served. Wand received many gifts and a purse of money.
Mr and Mrs George Andrus were honored for their 25th wedding anniversary at a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Tracy Whitehead on East Pleasant Street. The event featured a Mack wedding with Stanley Nichols as minister, attendants including Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs Stanley Nichols, and a bride given in matrimony by her father. A social hour followed with ice cream, wedding cake, coffee, and pink decorations.
Washington July 15 The Senate War Investigating Committee examined the exchange with Congressman May relating to his testimony. Mead said the committee may compel May to testify by legal process, delaying decision pending review of the law and other witnesses testimony. May indicated willingness to testify under his own terms.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Allen Foote of 301 Worth Street. A son born Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs John Madison of Hadley Pennsylvania at Corry Hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Henry Hicks of 872 East Main Street at Corry Hospital early this afternoon. Twins a boy and a girl born to Lt and Mrs David Crawford of 66 East Congress Street this afternoon at Corry Hospital Mrs Crawford formerly Gloria Nielsen.
Mrs BH Harmon of Hast Smith street hosted a progressive dinner for twenty friends. Main course at their home, salad at West Frederick street, desserts and games at Ne Harmon home with Mr and Mrs Boug. Dr and Mrs Harmon received woolen blankets as gifts.
Mr and Mrs Joe Garfield of Clymer announce the engagement of their daughter Freda Jesh to Albert Beckerink son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Beckering of Clymer Miss Garfield works at the Clymer Restaurant and Beckerink is employed by the Clymer Meyerink Milling Company No date has been set for the wedding
Edinboro July 15 Benjamin Fuller 47 shot his wife Nellie about 45 at their home amid a dramatic confrontation witnessed by two sons. Neal 17 and Ben junior 20 struggled with the hammer revolver as their father attacked. Mrs Fuller, facing a divorce action alleging drunkenness and abuse, was treated for an abdominal wound. Fuller was arrested and to face charges of assault and battery and attempted bail today before Justice of the Peace.
Associated Press reports that July 1 near Oley a 60 year old painter and paper hanger, W. Schenk, was found dead after fire at his house and barn. State Police say he shot himself in the head and the charred body was found among embers. county deputy coroner J Russell Weidner ruled death by self-inflicted act.
The listing outlines a dense radio schedule with NBC and ABC programs including Howard Betlow concerts, Benny Goodman band segments, Bob Hawk quiz, Jackie Coogan skits, Naughty Marietta on Screen Guild, East Tonight on Broadway, Fatman Detects, Paul Whiteman music, Question of America, Bulldog Drummond, Meet the Press and Earl Browder appearances.
Thomas Cyphert, 57, of Strattonville, died from internal injuries at Summit Hospital after an oil lease accident. McKean County Coroner Elmer Beatty is investigating the death.
Waynesburg Pa July 45 Donald Mullenaux a 14 year old farmhand was held for grand jury action in the slaying of Mrs Kathry Pletoner a 63 year old farmwife Justice of the Peace John L Daily presided at a brief hearing where the boy was charged with murder
Dr Gilbert F White a 35 year old Chicagoan is named president of Haverford College succeeding Dr Felix Morley Archibald MacIntosh had acted as president after Morley resignation last September 1 The Britannica notes on share burrows with predators but does not reflect a happy prairie dog family dynamic
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