CAIDC Points To New Plants Plans For 1962
Corry Area Industrial Development Corp closes 1961 with three new industries Corry Rubber Co First Mfg Co and International Foam Products. CAIDC backed by two banks and state funds loaned 112117 to create jobs while existing firms expand. CAIDC hopes for more funds and ideas to keep growth steady in 1962 with leadership under Sample Brown Rossbacher Bong and board members.
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Corry
International Foam Products
Fabrics, Inc
Mfg. Co
CAIDC
Pennsylvania Industries Development Fund
Corry Foam Products
Pirestone Tire and Rubber Co
Erie County Plastics Corp
Corry Roll Jerway
General Electric + Company
Louisville, Ky
CATDC
Ibis
CAMDC
George Sample
Roger Brown
Richard Rossbacher
Jand 5
A. Bong
Earl Cherry
C. J. MoLean
Merle ‘Dodd
James’ Harmond
Robert Ott
B. G. Bennett
Philip Zolzneck
Charles Bracken
H. Martin Keppel
Program It Work Act 1962 Community Services and Growth Plan
Summary of proposed actions under the It Work Act 1962 including public information programs for Corry, city financial analysis, intensified community protection, and educational publicity. Industrial development expanding Chamber services, aiding business, wage and tax analyses, and state county cooperation. Civic improvements for beautification and youth recreation, plus retail promotion, construction, and commercial residential revitalization. Public information section notes activation of a complete public information program.
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Corry
State Department of Commerce
Retailers Map Ambitious 62 With Full Slate
The Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce plans an ambitious 1962 slate of promotions and events, led by Frank Grice. After a successful Dollar Days, focus shifts to Mead Park Easter Egg Hunt for hundreds of youngsters with many prizes and a springboard to May Day plans. June will see joint efforts with the City Beautification Committee on information drives, publications, and wider member participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frank Grice
Mead Park
Chamber Sets Ambitious 1962 Agenda For Corry
The Corry Chamber outlines a busy year with Civic Affairs pushing Green River ordinance adoption to curb by night peddlers while protecting merchants. Directors target Master Plan progress, sustained lobbying in Washington, and broad public information campaigns as dues and membership seek growth.
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Cor- Tyiles
Green River
Mf Council
Chamber
Cor
Corry
Legislative Action Committee
Harriisburg
Washington
Civic Affairs Committee
Corry Chamber Urges Civic Plan and Growth
The Corry Chamber of Commerce promotes broader community aims through mass cooperation and ongoing planning. It highlights two key efforts, the CAIDC and the Master Plan, as essential to attracting industry, capital, trade, and population, guiding long term growth into 1962 and beyond.
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Corry
CAIDC
RBI BI LU
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Scrapoook Not Entered in Annual Contest
Chamber of Commerce officials announced this week Corry will not submit a scrapbook for the Commun ity Development Contest. They noted two major 1960 projects the acquisition of four plants by the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation and the work of the City Beautification Committee carried too little weight for entry.
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Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Area
City Beautification A Job Of Cajoling Asking For Help
The City Beautification Committee formed around 1967 works within the Chamber of Commerce to improve property appearance near city entrances. It uses letters and personal contact to urge owners to make improvements, seeking civic pride without formal authority. Over four years, about 100 letters were mailed, generating community interest and various improvements. The group worries about tree removal and stump upkeep while urging broader city support for the Master Plan recommendations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thhe City
Riewilker Trey
Watcott Ranks as Second VP in Company Leaders
Carl E. Anthony is treasurer with Stewart A. Long as manager. Directors standing left to right include Lester Danner and William, highlighting a recent executive lineup in the organization.
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Willard S. Gibson
Stewart A. Long
Ks Pytettteg
Gerald Fammon
Barney Bennett
Glenn Palmer
Art Shaw
Darwin F. Wolcott
Anthony
Board OF Directors
Ind. Dev. Corp
George 8. Sample
Roger M. Brown
Richard H. Rossbacher
Bracken
Lester Danner
Es F. Hammond
Edith Kerstetter
E. W. Feldt
Joseph Furst
Joseph Barnicki
Legislative Action
Lloyd Stowe
George Samples
Cory
Frank Gree
By James Hammond
James Hammond
Maried
Klmhre
Willard Gibson
Darwin
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