Incinerating plant talks in City and vicinity
City and vicinity planners discuss need for an incinerating plant to dispose of garbage and refuse. A thorough investigation will precede a definite decision on whether to construct the facility.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1937
Page
2
City and vicinity planners discuss need for an incinerating plant to dispose of garbage and refuse. A thorough investigation will precede a definite decision on whether to construct the facility.
A jumbled page mix lists maple syrup and sugar labels, dance and restaurant notices, church services, grocery deals, and a Crawford county relief update. Varied items mention a dance at Marty’s Restaurant, Spaghetti specials, canned vegetables, and a silk dress ad, all read alongside a county relief report.
The Harborhall Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting yesterday at the home of Miss Winnie Damon on County line road. Forty eight members attended and a noon dinner was served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and their daughter and Mrs Mary Reynolds and her daughter from Corry.
In a wave of sit down strikes, about 500000 GM workers faced labor difficulties as talks on grievance handling shift toward mediation by shop stewards. Approximately 14000 Fisher Body workers resumed duties after a one day strike ended in settlement.
The Bible class holds a rally Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church with a large attendance and inviting mothers daughters wives and sisters to join. Guest singers and a short testimonies program from representatives of each church will precede a message by Salvation Army Captain Jack Bultivan. An offering will be taken to support class activities. Mayor Glen Miller notes no Curry Police Department members will attend Pennsylvania training due to expense.
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