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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1943
Page
5
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In Jamestown on December 20 a potential walkout by over 500 Crescent Tool workers looms after a National Labor Relations Board ballot approved a strike under the Smith Connally Act. The tally among the International Association of Machanists Lodge 1561 was 438 in favor and 89 against. Authorities offered no immediate plan on whether workers would abandon their benches.
A spokesman indicated uncertainty about when the men would invoke their power to strike saying it could be today or tomorrow. The remark underscores the unsettled timeline and potential immediate impact on operations or negotiations.
Brown rice offers greater iron vitamin B1 and riboflavin than polished rice and can substitute in most white rice recipes.
A Sunday afternoon musicale at the convent featured Sister Eulal and music students. The program included songs and piano pieces by named students, a chorus selection, and holiday tunes. After the performance guests moved to a Christmas refreshment table.
The Corry Dairymen Local met at the Cory Grange Mall on Friday December 17 for its annual business session. Mr Frank Hirvey and committee served an oyster dinner. Harold Howard called the meeting with Frank Harvey leading songs. Guy Swart and William Bensink were elected directors for three years. The program included cornet pieces by Mrs Marguerite Morris and a one act play “Such Goings On” with several participants. H Ho Marsh explained savings participating checks and signers. Members received their checks and the meeting adjourned.
Lieut John D. Wilcox and his wife Doris Tucker Wilcox announce the birth of a son, Joseph Tucker, weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces, born Saturday night at Corry Hospital. Doris Tucker Wilcox is from Baltimore, daughter of Mrs. Theresa Tucker of Hot Place.
Miss May T Livengood daughter of Secretary of Internal Affairs and Mrs William Livengood Jr wed Sir George Reidy Jr of Washington on Saturday in Somerset. Governor Edward Mallin and other officials attended. Attendants were Patricia Booner of State College and Malcolm McParland of Washington. Mrs Reidy is a former Juniata College graduate and Harrisburg Telegraph staffer. Her husband previously worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Corry Grange No 38 held a Saturday evening meeting with a featured MAS program after the business session. The program included songs like It Came Upon The Midnight Clear and O Little Town Of Bethlehem, a Christmas story, recitations, a vent, a Creed reading, playlet Except These Abide, and a Grace Grace character lineup. The event ended with God Bless America and Silent Night. books to be audited December 29 at the Lindstrom home. next meeting January 1 with newly elected officers installed by Waltsburg Grange.
A holiday dinner was held by the 930 department of the Aero Supply with guests including Miss Arlene Deschamp and several Mr and Mrs attendees. Gifts were exchanged and attendees listed feature many names such as Miss Sophie Carnegie Miss Hazel Gick Mrs Geneva Bisbee and Mr Henry Pasburg among others.
Miss Katherine Greene hosted a small gathering at her South Center Street home Saturday for friends. The rooms were attractively decorated for the party, gifts were exchanged, and pastimes included games and life in the evening with refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs Charles Graham hosted a Christmas dinner for all Phoenix Hotel employees. The evening featured a fire hose of food, music and visiting, a warm group toast, and appreciation for the hotel staff and owners.
Mr and Mrs Lunberg hosted a Christmas party Saturday evening at their Hest Smith Street home attended by club members. The festively decorated residence featured bean til Christmas and games with honors won by Mrs H L B MacLees Harvey Loveland Mrs Lyle Colby William Colby and Mr and Mrs Dale Lillie. Gifts were exchanged and Christmas favors given as Mrs Lundberg served a small lunch to guests including Mr and Mrs Harvey Coveland Mr and Mrs Arthur Mapes Mr and Mrs Clarence Mixie Mr and Mrs Lyle Colby William Colby Mr and Mrs H L E MacLees Mrs Flossie Johnson and Mr and Mrs Dale Littie.
A pleasant dinner party at 8 o clock last evening at the L R Tiffany residence on South Center street enjoyed music visiting and a pleasant surprise with Cpl Hammond brother of Mrs Tiffany on holiday furlough. Attendees included Mrs Loretta Hammond Evie Emma Carroll Miss Mary Rhynard Mr and Mrs Albert Sundberg Mr and Mrs George Bensink and children Gerald Beatrice and L R Tiffany. The home was decorated with festoons and garlands of pine.
The Time Study Department of the Aero Supply office force held a Christmas party Saturday at 25 Hotel Corry. Twenty seven attendees enjoyed a turkey dinner and later games and a gift exchange.
A house party at R D 1 brought together members of the Hope You Like It Club for a Christmas gathering Saturday evening with a festive meal and exchanged gifts. Correspondence was organized with recipients in Kutztown Pennsylvania and Oklahoma City Oklahoma, with letters prepared and sent as part of the event.
Plans for the M. M. High School sorority Christmas dance are well advanced. The event will be in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening December 29 with Henry Johnson's seven piece orchestra providing music. Dancing runs from ten to two, with attire optional.
Mr and Mrs Tyan Smith hosted a Sunday dinner at their residence on Howie Street, honoring Sergi and Mrs Robert A. Smith from Indianapolis. Attending were Mr and Mrs Willkam from Beaverdam, Mr and Mrs Howard Hammond and children, along with Mr and Mrs Thomas Mes and their guests later in the day.
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