City Aids Find Jobs as Mines Idle After Shutdowns
Estimated 800 workers in Pittsburgh area facing layoff as Weston Pennsanta mine closures hurt markets. Miners seek new work while local industries absorb the losses from the downturn.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1950
Page
5
Estimated 800 workers in Pittsburgh area facing layoff as Weston Pennsanta mine closures hurt markets. Miners seek new work while local industries absorb the losses from the downturn.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions the Fittscurch Cont Gampany and Sprine Coat Company joint interests. It notes Mine No. 2 and Mine No. 8 in Cambria Cumbria county with Peale, Peacok and Kerr, Inc. involved, but details are unclear and names are inconsistently rendered.
Miss Helen Bennett and Donald R. Bowen wed at Vernon Place Methodist Church in Washington DC. The service followed a double ring ceremony led by Rev. A M Warner. Bride wore navy with pink accessories and carried spring flowers. groom is from Portsmouth Ohio. A reception followed and the couple left for a New York City honeymoon. Several relatives and friends attended from Beaverdam and nearby towns. many others were noted in attendance among extended family and local residents.
Cub Pack No 182 held an awards night at Washington School on Thursday at 8 o clock. Hobbies and Collections themed displays featured coins drawings billets Army insignia wood seashells buttons and battle caps. Cubmaster E G Mountain led the meeting and presented den mother pins to three mothers. Bear and wolf badges and arrows were awarded to several Cubs including Charles Filch Frederick Broughton Craig Beastead Gary John and David Simmons. Edward Gardick spoke as scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop No 8. Next pack meeting set for April 27 with preteam matbe meeting April 23.
Thirty two women attended a stork shower at the Tormer's Home in Spring Greek Friday evening to honor Mrs Allen Eastman. Entertainment came from Mrs George Warner and others while Mrs Rastman received a beautiful gifts.
Members of the Thomas Motor Company and their spouses gathered in the garage conference room Friday for a party and meeting. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thomas, recently back from a Florida trip, were honored as Mr Thomas spoke of his vacation and visits to Florida garages. A Soviet period and a novel dish followed, while attendees reflected on the event.
The Club 15 gathering honored Mrs Harold Jackman on her birthday at a Friday evening event on AIH Mead Avenue. Hostess Mrs 2 Slewman oversaw canasta and bingo with members voting awards to Mrs Clyde Stoke and Mr Bryn Leeland. Door prize went to Mrs Mielec Picelrilio. Jill Jackman received a money purse. Future plans note honoring Mya Henry Fosbury and Mrs George Rhodes of Sprine steel, with date to be announced.
Fourteen kindergarten students and guests enjoyed an Easter party Friday morning at the First Methodist Church. The room featured yellow and aqua decor and bunny themes along with Easter baskets and favors. An Easter egg hunt entertained attendees while Mrs Kurt Leeds served Easter cookies and chocolate milk.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitcomb of 301 South Center Street welcomed a daughter at Corrs Hospital last evening. Mrs Whitcomb, formerly Phyllis Ross, announces the arrival.
Corry Bridge players are invited to a Western New York Contract Bridge sectional tournament at Hotel Jamestown on Saturday and Sunday April. Membership in the American Contract Bridge League is required and players must bring their current membership at registration. Master point awards and a new schedule for professional awards will be in effect. First session opens at 2 pm Saturday with a qualifying round, finals for qualifiers follow, and a special evening game for eliminated players. The open team-of-four event is set for Sunday starting at 4 pm with multiple sessions to follow.
The Women's Civic Club votes to erect a wishing well at Mead Park. Members and officers named to committees include Mrs LR Fougnting, Mrs Bett Welson, and Ms W B Phillips to oversee the project. AMemory Tianhe item and spring planting will be discussed. an April 28 meeting is scheduled with Mrs Lows S. Soars at BASE Soult for a potential turret addition and refreshments.
Miss Susan Wickwire celebrated her 80th birthday at West Plowson Street home surrounded by family. Relatives including Mrs Raber Wickwire and Swope attended from 4:40 to 5 oclock as gifts, favors, and a decorated cake with a miniature dog and Mig adorned the party.
Corry Senior High School students plan a Chinese theme prom and banquet at the school gymnasium Thursday evening. Lanterns and decorations will feature red and yellow like the junior colors. banquet menu includes fried chicken mashed potatoes and rolls. Senior class officers David Spinei president Arthur Pils vice president Harold Powell treasurer and Miss Mary Low Ham magid are listed with chaperones as plans progress.
The Erie Craftsmen's Guild to celebrate its birthday with a dinner at the Yacht Club in Erie on Weenies day evening. Dinner at 6 and a business meeting at 8 with Woodworker James Jackson, president of the slate guild, addressing the group on guilt and woodcraft. Members and guests invited. those unable to attend may join the business meeting. Members bring gifts for a raft that will be sold to benefit the treasury.
The Neastry of Thee Nacanny and West met at the Oli Moore home on Curler BT for prayer service and a 48 person birthday party. Refreshments of sandwiches ice cream birthday cakes and coffee were served. Mrs Moore received several presents.
An afternoon birthday gathering honored Miss Sharon Zalzneck on turning eight on Monday. Hosted by her grandparents Mr and Mrs Phil Zalzneck at the Washington School second grade room, with teacher Mrs Alzora Warner. The celebration featured cake, ice cream, milk, Easter egg favors, and a display including reels of Cole Bros, Woody Woodpecker, and Abbott and Costello.
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