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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1948
Page
6
Mrs. Neckers, 79, of Clymer township, died unexpectedly after hospital treatment. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. White, sister Mrs. Raspas, son Rollie, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Spitzer Funeral Home. services Friday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. Jesse J. Knapp of Clymer Methodist. Burial in Mina Cemetery.
About 8,000 of the 14,000 timber cutters and sawmill workers in western Pennsylvania northern West Virginia and two Maryland counties who struck January 3 were ordered back to work today. Willox Coffman international representative of the United Construction Workers affiliate of United Mine Workers said they would begin cutting timber for oil dealers whose customers have agreed to a 20 percent price increase. H K Ankeny secretary manager of the Tri State Lumbermen's Association said deliveries will be made to Jones Laughlin Steel Weirton Steel Hillman Coke H C Frick Coke Republic Steel and Crucible Steel plus many independent owners. Some companies not approved the raise will not receive deliveries.
Concord Towship news lists upcoming events including Roger McCray's Lehigh University commencement with Eddie Rickenbacker as speaker. It records social visits, church prayer meetings, family gatherings, a bridal shower, bingo prizes, and local illnesses with multiple residents’ activities and mobility updates.
Mrs. David Malm and her children from Warren spent four days with her. Howard Tabowski, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lapowski, has mumps. Mrs Ray Burrows of Tigris is recovering from an illness of more than two weeks. Rey Ladd of Leit underwent an operation at Cleveland Clinic last Thursday and remains in Cleveland. James Culver in air conditioning and can receive visitors.
Erie Safety Director Raymond J. Wagner announced a plan to seek city legislation banning smoking on buses after complaints from gas workers and riders. He described smoking as a fire hazard and an unhealthy condition and noted most other cities prohibit smoking on buses. He will meet with Erie Coach Co officials to discuss the proposed ordinance.
Henry Teffs, solicitor for Agstatant Oily, states that as far as he knows, Brie.never has not had such legislation. The remark reflects legal uncertainty amid ongoing debates on regulatory measures.
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