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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
2
Residents of Glade Township want to join the city. A committee will study the request as President William Rice plans to appoint a disposal committee. The township borders the city with mostly residential buildings nearby.
The Har bor Hall School reunion is set for this Saturday with noon dinner and festivities at the schoolhouse. Also in Jamestown a speeding case ended with bail. Meadv ille reports a Legion post election and union meeting, plus local sales, weather, and notices from Erie and Warren counties.
The hospital listed admissions including Anna Lou Barringer daughter of Leon Barringer and a 5 year old Richard Whippo, both in Clymer, plus several other named patients from Garland, Columbus, Spartansburg and nearby towns. Discharges include Mrs Herbert Rogers and daughter Darlene Marie at 520 West Church, and Sandra Cochran and Lori Gasol residents of East Frederick Street and East Pleasant Street respectively.
The TaLer Qualitains Brotherhood reports a second one year contract for Eric Hammermill retroactive to June 2, 1953 would raise payroll by 12000 dollars yearly if approved by the Wage Stabilization Board. The deal adds two cents across the board and time and a half holiday pay for six holidays. A Christian Science lecture is announced for June 12 at Sethor High Auditorium. Fred Barrett, 82, Sugar Grove, dies after long illness in Warren General Hospital. he was a retired farmer and church member. A House Interior Committee approves a bill to fund a national park around Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
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