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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1954
Page
2
About 600 Lord Mfg. Co employees represented by the Machinists Union accepted a wage rise averaging 85 cents per hour at a Sunday meeting. Negotiations continue over retroactivity and contract length, with the company seeking three years and the union two.
Grant W. Vander Voort pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated in Titusville. He was held on $500 bail for a January 18 hearing before Alderman N. Allen Love. Vander Voort was arrested on South Franklin Street around 1 10 am Sunday and remained in custody over the weekend.
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges with names and addresses including William Hogenboom and several local residents. Also noted are divorce cases heard, health board changes, Masonic funeral attendance, a Helping Hand Club meeting, and the Farm Show Queens with Frank details.
American Legion Auxiliary hosts an eight o clock Wednesday gathering at the Legion home. Public invited. Joseph Bolas 1 of R D 2 Centerville reported in pretty cool condition after a 34 foot silo fall last Sept. 3. He suffered a broken back, cracked pelvis and broken right arm. can walk indoors but cannot work. Baptist Ladies Fellowship meets tomorrow at eight at First Baptist Church. Emmanuel Guild meets Thursday at 2:30 in the Emmanuel Episcopal undercroft. Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs Don Williams host. Exemption RSA 11 22 forms for Pennsylvania Sales and Use Tax on sale at The Corry Evening Journal. Ladies Home League meets at Salvation Army hall with Mrs Pearl Smith and Mrs Lt Walter Crouch hosting. program is an entertaining radio skit. Stanford Hose Company special meeting 7:30 p m Tuesday to pay respects to Nicholas Ressler. Jamestown Miss Nancy M Morton policewoman turned in her badge and left the department. chief says she told him she was leaving but did not submit resignation. Morton is no longer on payroll.
Queen Elizabeth II opened the New Zealand Parliament in Wellington in a ceremony echoing London's royal openings. She wore a white coronation gown with diamond jewelry as the Duke of Edinburgh attended in naval admiral's uniform. About 10 000 people gathered outside Parliament Building.
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