Pennsylvania Labor Board halts dairy strike at Abbotts Dairies
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board halted a two month strike by Abbotts Dairy drivers after hearings in Philadelphia. The action saved over 1,000 dairy farmers and the Philadelphia mill trade from potential losses estimated at 4.2 million dollars in 1827. The Dairy Men's Guild filed a petition representing 442 of 487 employees, seeking certification as the bargaining agent.
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Pennsylvania Labor Relations
Abbotts Dales
Philadelphia
Abbotts
Casin
Pennsylvania
Warren County
L. G. Lichliter
Dairymen’s Guild
Harrisburg
Independent Association
Bakery and Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
A. FL
Chuich of Dairies
Maryland
New Jersey
Wisconsin
One Week Trial Praises World's Tonic by Franklin Woman
Mrs Harriett Wagner of 214 Egbert St Franklin Pa shares that after a long struggle with constipation and related symptoms, World's Tonic brought sleep and nerve calm. She notes relief from gas stomach discomfort, acidity, and heart flutter, praising the tonic’s blend of roots and herbs and recommending others seek its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Wagner
Egbert St
Franklin
Miller's Pharmacy
Kelster
W. H
Stricken angler dies after musky catch on Lake Chautauqua
James Town July 19 An elderly fisherman, 80 year old Alex William Johnson of 817 Cherry Street, died of a heart attack after a musky struck and toppled him from his boat on Lake Chautauqua near Bemus Point. His grandson Elmer Anderson helped shore the boat as Coroner Samuel P. Bowers ruled the death a heart attack. Johnson, born in Sweden on March 9, 1858, was a timber buyer and estimator for a local authority firm. He retired ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Lake Chautauqua
Alex Willam Johnson
Cherry Street
Johnson
Elmer Anderson
Bemus Point
Chautauqua
Mr. Johnson
Samuel Pe Bowers
Sweden
Olean Ueaber
Big balance in Erie treasury due to economy
A six month review shows Erie plans economy across five departments will leave a sizeable year end balance. Total spending reached 1,037,365.93 with a budget balance of 495,048.95. Debt service absorbs much of the first half. the finance department faces 401,847.19 spent against 659,987.02 appropriated, leaving 252,139.83 to cover remaining debt service and department operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Watson
Department of Accounts and Finances
Finance Department
Watson
Memorial Marker for Van Dyke Grave Unveiling Planned
Secretary Roy E Brownell announces blue print plans for a memorial marker for Warren Van Dyke. Bids open July 15 at 10 am at the secretarys office. Granite monument funded by Highway Department employees will be placed in Union Cemetery Weatherly Carbon County with a fall unveiling ceremony.
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Aarrisburg
Ly 18
Roy E. Brownmiller
Warren van Dyke
Secretary of Highways
Department of Highways
Union Cemetery
Weatherly
Carbon County
World’s Robust Health Through Transitions
The text claims robust health endures through transitions, overcoming each new challenge and steadily climbing upward despite flounders. It presents a hopeful view of resilience and progress across changing times.
Agencies to Be Housed in U S Court Office
Nineteen federal agencies will move into the new U S court building on State Street and Park Row. Construction is complete and occupancy to be finalized by week’s end. Agencies include Army and Navy recruiting, customs, internal revenue, post office Perry Square station, labor, civil service, jury rooms, U S district judge, marshal, clerk of courts, U S attorney, probation and parole, weather bureau, and others.
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Wrie,ly 13
Nenceforth
Federal Court
Tuse
State Street
Parl Row
Post
Charles J. Schloss
Court House
the Treasury
Department An
Federal
Federal Mulding
United States Army and Navy Recruiting Office
United States Customs
United States Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Agents
Department of Internal Revenue
Perry Square
Post Office
United States, Army
United States Navy
Communication Reserve
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States Department of Labor
United States Civil Service and
Jury
United States
United States Marshall
United States Clerk of Courts
United States Attorney
United States Commissioner
States Weather Bureau
Prbation
Former Corry Resident Dies in Utica Masonic Home
Mrs Nellie G Clark widow of Stephen Clark and a former Corry resident died Tuesday morning at the Masons Home in Utica New York after months of declining health. She was taken to the home four years ago and funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 o'clock in Utica with burial in the area.
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Whru
Nellie G. Clark
Stephen Clark
Mason’e
Utica
N. Y
Claris
Corry
Masonic
Erie County W C T U Picnic Planned at Glenwood Park
Erie County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual picnic at Glenwood Park in Erie on Wednesday July 20. The program features good speakers and a noon dinner. Members are urged to bring filled baskets and enjoy the day at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C
Erie County
Woman's Christian Perperance Union
Glenwood Park
Erie
Cherry price drop hits sour cherry market in North East
North East July 13 The cherry market for sour cherries to be processed is forecast at about three cents a pound, down from five cents last year. Processing plants are ready. demand shrinkage and a one third crop carryover from 1937 drive the price. Pickers may receive four to five cents per basket as growers, processors, and jobbers absorb losses amid a halved crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruit
North Hust Preserving Works
Keystone Co-operative Association
Bonds Approved for New Castle City School District
Harrisburg July 13 secretary of internal affairs Thomas A Logue approved an 85000 bond issue for New Castle city school district to refund bonded indebtedness.
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Harrisburg
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas Alogue
New Castle City
Corry Public Library reports gains in 1988 fiscal year
The Corry Public Library reports a 1988 fiscal year ending July 1 with a total circulation of 29,127, 301 new books purchased, 41 donated, and 1,285 magazines circulated. The library will close for four weeks starting July 16, with juvenile books not circulating during vacation. New acquisitions include Madame Curie, Conqueror of the Seas, The Nile, The Good Society, The Yearling, The Mortal Storm, and Towers in the Mist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilbert le Pixerecourt
Corry Public Library
Certed
Madame Curie
Jy Eve Curie
Belaenoir
Zweelz
van Loon
Liedwig
Lippman
Rawlings
Bandits Rob Payroll Office in Chester Factory Raid
Two masked bandits robbed the A. E. Wirz Manufacturing payroll of 3000 dollars in Chester Pa after threatening 10 employees with pistols. One stood guard while the other emptied money from envelopes in the office with a bookkeeper named William Sailor.
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Chester
A, E. Wirz Manufacturing Company
iOne
William Sailor
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