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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
5
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Testimony places Mleczko at various drinking spots until 1 a.m. and a church sighting the next morning. Witnesses describe clothing stained with blood from March incidents while Dr. Southworth labels possible sexual pathology, noting uncertainty about recent statements. Treasury report data follow local courts material.
Miss Helen Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Connor of Trenton married Arthur Thompson son of Mrs Anna Thompson of 835 East Main Street The ceremony at St Pauls Church Princeton Neaby featured a white organza gown with fitted bodice and court train Illusion veil and white carnation bouquet The maid of honor Miss Mary Connor wore pale pink embroidered organza The bridesmaid Miss Amy Keating wore aqua gowns Best man Robert McVeley Usher Walter Foley A reception for 100 followed The couple honeymooned locally visiting Mr Thompson's mother and will reside in Trenton Mrs John Falcone and Mrs James Reid attended the wedding The article lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending events around Corry
Miss Stella Martowits, will be wed to Chester Soltys on July 4, honored at a Saturday afternoon bridal shower at 193 East Main Street. Guests included out of town attendees from Cleveland and Evie. refreshments featured grainy sandwiches potato salad and coffee while attendees offered gifts and well wishes.
The Exchange Club elected Rasselas Brown as president for the coming year. Officers include Boyd Capwell as vice president James Higgins as secretary and Dan Depew as treasurer. Directors named were Frank Graft Dr Starnon Bowers William Ralialh and Ralph Weicht. Plans for Summer and Fall ventures were discussed with details to follow.
Friends and relatives gathered at the Spring Creek Community House to honor John G. Donaldson, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Donaldson, before he leaves Wednesday for Pittsburgh and Bainbridge for Navy boat training. The social evening featured visiting, games, and snacks including sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Mr. Donaldson received a purse of money from friends.
A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Dean Mitchel of R J Garry at Corry Hospital.
Beverly Stowe was honored at a private dining room shower party hosted by 1 C Y Sunday School Class members from the Presbyterian Church. Mrs Fred Kinley led games and awards. guests included Miss Phyllis Estes and Mrs. Alphonse Youssens with decorations in yellow and blue.
Last evening 15 members of the Le Corry M C A Auxiliary met at Mead Park for a picnic. A bountiful menu was served at 8:30 o clock and a brief social period was held. The next regular meeting will be held on July 15.
A Columbus Community Church ceremony united Miss Ethelyn Verna Robbins and Harold Custer with Rev John Waite officiating. The bride wore a white linen dress with gardenia accessories. Norman Mitchell and Damon Taquith attended. The reception followed with over 100 guests, and the couple will reside at the Robbins home in Bear Lake.
Attendants Miss Anly Jackson Miss Rosalyn Hopkins and Mrs Arthur Robacaynaki guests Miss Mary Marty maid of honor hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Marie DeMauri at a home on Essex street with about 20 attendees. Games prizes and a white and silver serving theme accompanied potato salad hot rolls wedding cake and coffee as gifts flowed to the honoree.
Mr and Mrs Merle Watrous of DB Corry announce the engagement of their daughter Bonneta Jane to Harold Messinger son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Messinger of Columbus The bride elect is a Corry High School class of 1942 graduate and attended a nursing school in Buffalo Mr Messinger attended Columbia High School served 32 months in the Army with in the Pacific theater and is employed by the Gorpy James town Mie Corp No date set for the wedding
A Monday farewell at Richard Blount's hunting lodge near Warren honored Richard Hunt Richard Foster and Clyde Henton who depart soon for Navy service. About thirty young people attended a pleasant social evening with salads sandwiches relishes cookies cupcakes and pop. The trio received monetary gifts. Miss Marlyn Lopus and Miss Marilyn Haight planned the event.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Harmon celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary last evening at 909 East Smith Street with an anniversary party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knowles of Meadville who were visiting out of town. Refreshments were served and gifts exchanged.
Rites at St Pauls Cathedral Erie mark the death of Rt Rev Ed Ward Pinkney Wroth bishop of the Erie diocese from a heart attack. Thousands attend in Erie and surrounding counties as the bishop lies in state then funeral services are held. Remains depart for Baltimore then Darlington Md for graveside burial.
The TWUA won certification as the collective bargaining agent at seven East Coast American Viscose Corp plants. Of 17 051 eligible workers, 587 voted yes, 147 for other representation, 141 for neither, and 33 ballots were declared old with 20 challenged. Results were not broken down by plant.
Warren police report a break in at the Warren Rec Center in Hak Town. The intruders pried open a safe and coin box, stealing gloves and leaving evidence of fingerprints from two early registers. Total loss estimated under five dollars.
Rep. Dewey Short of Missouri argues against new draft legislation as lawmakers clash over exemptions and timing. The House Military Committee conferees warn the compromise faces uncertain Senate approval before the existing draft expires.
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