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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1951
Page
2
About 1,700 workers at the American Locomotive Company Dunkirk plant resume work today after a strike begun January 31. The walkout ended when the government asked for a return to duties, with more than 50 members of Local 2286 involved.
In Westfield Memorial Hospital the first such ceremony in memory took place as Edinboro State Teachers College sophomores Shirley C. Filer and Emery T. Dobosh were married in a hospital reception room after a head on crash earlier Tuesday left them hospitalized. The couple wed before friends and relatives on Sunday.
Hospital reports admit several residents including Mrs. Nadomy and Mrs. Wright. Sheriff Wart Winkle remanded Mrs. Latshaw to Muncy for an indeterminate sentence. Furniture sale on North Center Street and vehicle notices listed. A bill seeks 50000 for George Junior Republic School. Loyal Order of Moose meets Thursday night. Brocton man gets suspended sentence for assault. Spring flowers advertised by Mowrey's.
Meadville reports include a car burglary on Mastertown road where $1,600 worth of Frigidaire company pamphlets and training manuals were stolen. Police identify the owner as Merlet Webster of Route 1 Hadley.
Sulphur Springs reporter William Bogard recounts his struggle with vitamin deficiencies and how HADACOL aided his recovery. He describes initial disbelief in testimonials and notes his gradual appetite return, improved health, and desire to share his experience with others suffering. The ad promotes HADACOL with pricing details and the LeBlanc Corporation contact.
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