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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1961
Page
4
PIDA Pushes Pennsylvania Industrial Growth Plan
Pennsylvania's Industrial Development Authority has aided 127 projects creating 24 413 jobs across 40 counties using a revolving loan fund. With unemployment rising, lawmakers consider increasing funding and broad bipartisan support aims to strengthen PIDA as a potential model for federal aid and state self-help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Suneote
PIA
Friern
Unvelds
Congress
Commerce Department
Lendes Administration
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sin-Telegraph
YMCA Calendar Week of January 30 Schedule
YMCA Calendar lists events for a week including Junior Pioneers swim and beginner archery at 6 30 p m on Tuesday, bridge classes, interclub council, membership meeting, women's duplicate, swimmers meet at Corry High School, investment course, Boys Scouts, Men's Meeting at Diemers, Teen Town, Teen Time, junior swim team at Erie Y, and Teen Frolics with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atondey P
Clymer Hill Reformed Church Junior Pioneers
Corry High School
Erie East
Clymer Boy Scouts
Diemer’s
Erie
Erie Area Meat Packing Firm Hit By Fire
An Erie area meat packing plant on Lake Pleasant road was struck by a fire that caused about $2,000 in damage. Firefighters stopped the blaze before it reached the storage room where freshly butchered hogs valued at around $500 were kept. Owner Robert Robie said the fire likely started in an electrical box in the office area of the plant, located about eight miles south of Erie on 170 creek estate. Early estimates put total damage at $2,000.
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Robie
Hhere
Corry items touch city plans and school events
Corry area notes report a record firemen streak and a stalled high school property issue. Corry Area High School swimmers vie for District 10 spots while the corry centennial week plans spark band funding and a two‑year Erie property start deadline.
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Coner
Ordine Ance
Gimiong
Corry Area
Corry Area High School
Corry
John Kelsey
Climax Committee
Wright School
Corry Area High Pschus
Stow
London Bombing Returns Air Raid Panic and Loyalties
London endured high explosive and fire bombs as air raid sirens sounded again after a lull. Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette reports strong local Bun Dries for Britain support responses while Erie plans 19 000 GE employees on payroll at the Erie Works. In Antler League play Hammond’s swept Kasper’s 3 0 with a 600 series led by Bill Dyckes including a 263 game. Mrs Charles Tate hosted dinner at the Blue Bird yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Kasper
Bill Dyckes
Rex Theater manager resigns after 40 years era ends
The Rex Theater will see D Manley Parker leave as manager after four decades. A E Anstock will resume his position. Mrs Sella G Loupe draws for jury duty in Erle for March civil cases as Purity Club hosts a gathering at Foster E Davis home. Sugar Grove mourns death of Scott Stuart Sr a longtime resident and former rural mail carrier.
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Rex Theater
A. E. Anstock
Wil
Sella G. Loupe
Erle
Purity Club
Foster E. Davis
Sridge
Sugar Grove
Scott Stuart Sr
Warren County
Post Office Department
Word Records turns religion into popular sound business
In Texas Word Records converts faith into a pulpit through sound. Jarrell F. McCracken, an ordained minister, heads a growing firm selling religious recordings. From a Baylor idea to a 5 million year business, the company partners with Audio Record Library and Word Record Distributing to reach thousands of homes. It blends ministry with aggressive sales and distribution.
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Associated Press
Texas
Wille
Word
Jarrell F. McCracken
Word Records
Jesus Christ
McCracken
Audio Record Library Co
Word Record Distributing Co
Erie murder reward grows to $1000 in pursuit of clues
Erie Police Chief Edward V Williams told the City Council that a $1000 reward could overcome fear and silence in the Laura Mutch case. The council agreed to add $500 to the $300 county reward and Mayor Arthur J Gardiner will submit a resolution to designate police funds for the payout.
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Saus
Laura Mutch
Edward V. Williams
Arthur J. Gardiner
Police Department
Church Leader Succumbs Minneapolis
The Rev. Dr C. Arlin Heyden, 71, of Phoenix and director of evangelism for the Arizona Baptist Convention, died of a heart attack in a hotel room in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
C. Arlin Heyden
Phoenix
Arizona Baptist Convention
Iowa Crash Kills Areg Man On Vacation
Milucrook restaurant operator James E. Hollobaugh and his widowed mother owned Country Kitchen in Millcreek Township. Hollobaugh died in a Toledo Town collision after following a tractor trailer as it stopped at an intersection with four stop signs. He was returning to reopen the restaurant midweek. His mother Yelen Prave is believed to be in Florida awaiting news.
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Country Kitchen
Millcreek Township
Young Hollobaugh
Toledo
Erie
Harvey Jones
Shome
Hollobaugh
Jones
Irig
Hollobaugh Auto
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