Local Notes From Corry Area Flee Updates and Events
Fifteen year old Miss Anni Wakale of North Clymer undergoes emergency appendectomy at Corry Hospital. Miss Ethel Jinkew from Columbus is brought home from Corry Hospital after a surgical stay. Community events include a church bazaar apron sale and baked goods at Former Foolworth store on Sat Dec 10. Local residents Mrs J A Swarm and son travel from Corry to Viele Street. Warold Skinner and son return home after past hospital stay. Birth reported: Ralph Tonlin’s son born at Clearfield hospital. Police report mentions an arrest for assault. investigations continue. Church news includes Rev Paul C Shumaker resigning to join First Lebanon Fire Department in Kane. Fire department annual meeting notes cite expenses of 8950 dollars. Christmas cards promotion advertised by local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Wakale
Mead
Thoms Wakale
North Clymer
N.Y
Ain
Coty Hospital
Ethel Jinkew
Columbus
Mes
Epi
Corry Hospital
Nhe
Foolworth
J. 4
Viele
Liberty Atreet
Corry
Warold Skinner
Som
Gollimbies
Carry Hospital
Ralph Tonlin
Sin
Te Cleaufield, Pa
Jordin
Garry
Western Auto
Harry Alexander
NWPF
Franklin Wheel
Tarbell's Inn
Jean M. Braineen
Gil City
7Th West West Street
Russell L. Murphy
T. Babbitt
Clement Mille
Sprinig Creek
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Helen’ Westley
West Smith Street
Phiors
New Gardi
Lina Tor
City and Vicinity Sale And Minor Local News Snippets
A garbled market and community notes section reports sales of pork loins and other goods in Glendora and nearby areas, plus local incidents. Injury to a man working on a car near Warren prompts hospital care and possible eye removal, with further notes on funerals, fire department elections, charitable efforts, shop promotions, police actions, liquor cases, and Christmas inventory reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frits Rieu
Warren
Vll
Faciterels Short Ena The yovessment makes more money
Hidden taxes raise revenue from neat, sille and wheat beyond farmer profits, increasing government take at the expense of producers.
Westinghouse Adopts 40 Hour Week to 1940 Start
The Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co announces immediate final provisions of the federal labor standard act for salaried non exempt employees. It will retroactively apply to October 24 the 40 hour week and wage provisions, arriving three years before federal minimums. About 12,000 workers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Ila
Woman's Club Dinners at American Legion Home
Arrangements by the Woman's club for a tureen dinner on December 19 at 6 o'clock at the American Legion home on North Center street for members. Committees oversee ovens, dinner, and program with named members handling duties. A large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
American Legion
North Center Street
L. Banks
Celrady
Mary Conia
W. Matthews
W. Schuyler
M. Coyle
Bess Kincaid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pillsbury
Nestles
Zic
Rinso Z
Lee
Hershey
Chase & Sanborn
Weideman
Jar Ain
Florida
Texas
N. E
Voravos
Parker House
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Madeline Unvernou
Apronstosen
Jamestown General Hospital
Polisshers
Tiave
Aldébataly
Dominick Lemme
Ruehananna
Iity Hall
En Erge
Journal
Milden's News
Bert
Soul Center
Glendora
Ize
Jean
Will J. Wilcox
Bett
Liquor Control Board
Justice of the Peace
Richard Evans
P. T.madden
Joseph T. Madden
Lanston's
Reuben 7
Shaw
National Haucation Association
Erie County ‘Teachers Association
Lawrence Hotel
United States
Pelton’s
N. Center
Vienna Choir Boys
Victor Gotation
Vincent Shiditorium
Cape Ity
Ivork
Stennett's
Mahrree A. Means
Kane
Means
Age Meitimm
Conian
Brannan
Alythian Society
John Mitchell
Austin Johnson
J. Z
Squires
Raymond Cathers
Corry Baking Company
Robert Snyder
Kennerdall
R. D
Franklin
Norning
Jamestown
Hamy
Erickson
Morick
Rexall Drug Store
Miss Huliday Cosmetics
Rexall
PEST
Apean
Temas
St Pin Pharmacy
Miller’s Pharmacy
Caswell
Root’s Furniture Store
Toxland Stron Hy
Guignon’s
Santa
Tinker Toys