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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
5
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Philadelphia June 29 harbor patrol boat recovered a body believed to be one of five men missing after a collapse at Pier 72 on the Delaware River. Divers had searched for two days, while officials said workers were inside the structure when it fell, sending debris and heavy machinery into the river.
Officials say payroll irregularities involve 41 workers, who are believed stopped. Danning-off fungus in soil attacks sealing plants as it germinates. Proper care and sterilization of soil or treating reeds recommended to prevent spread.
Society items report Mrs Don D Williams returning from trips to Auburn Gortloyd and SyPactige and relatives visiting from Cleveland Jamestown Warren and Oil City. Miss Mary DeMauri marries Robert Wolus at St Thomas Church with 450 guests and a reception at St Edward's Hall. bride from West Washington street, groom from Greensburg. extensive attendance from Erie Greensburg North East Jamestown Warren and Oil City.
A daughter was born this morning at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Victor Slye of FR 4 Corry. The announcement notes the delivery occurred in the early hours and records the family’s residence.
State Fish Commission veteran Mr Buller closes 54 years of service with a retirement tribute attended by Gorry and Union City Hatchery staff and their spouses at the Soren son home on the Corry hatchery grounds. Merril Lillie will succeed him as superintendent, moving with his family to the residence on the property.
Wattshire resident BA Rock was honored Tuesday evening at a Meail Park picnic supper celebrating his 85th birthday. About fifteen relatives attended a fine supper at 6 o clock with a large birthday cake. Mr Peck received many gifts and a four generation portrait was taken. Mrs Charles Patterman, his daughter, organized the party.
Col Newton a National Council member and longtime Scout spoke at the Washington Trail Council district meeting in the Library building. He praised Scouting and local leaders, noted his 35 years with the organization, and urged youths to become better citizens. Scouts plan summer camp at Camp Sequoyah and Bear Lake with Erie supervision.
Sixteen tables of players competed in a Warren augmented duplicate bridge evening. North South winners were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buttery of New York City with 28 percent, second Adele Holland and Helen Maher of Warren, third Mr. and Mrs. J. Bred Kinley of Warren, and fourth Mr. and Mrs. Konrich of Warren with strong point totals. East West top honors went to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Bartholome, Union City, with 31 8 points. runner ups were D. A. Scalise and S. Mullen of Warren, then Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Msterger of Warren, and Mrs. W. W. Myers and Mrs. A. S. Bong. Cake and beverages were served. The next session is scheduled for July 6.
The Bingo Club held a dinner at the Corry Hotel with eleven members attending a three course meal in a private dining room. Afterward bingo was played and winners were Mrs Lillian Ottaiway and Mrs Martha Petite. Next meeting is Wednesday July 10 at Mrs Joseph Henllie’s Merlot street home.
AP's Food Editor proposes cooling citrus desserts using canned juice as fresh fruit is scarce or pricey. Featured recipes include Daytona Dessert Bars and a Citrus Souffle Supreme, with steps for mixing, baking, cooling, and serving, plus notes on using frozen or canned juice.
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