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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
3
A fragmented note notes a 45 count and a plan to move tasks by five units. It mentions labor links and a focus on firing or reallocating workers. The text is incomplete and unclear but centers on actions affecting positions and assignments.
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Captain Walter Crotch officiated the 11 o'clock wedding of Mary Leune Morton and Harry Roberts at the Salvation Army Citadel. The ceremony featured pink and white floral decor, organist Mrs. Albert Sandburg, and a reception for about 200. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Morton of 1350 West Main, wore white lace over mint green taffeta. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Carl F. Roberts of 85 West Main, Columbus. The couple will reside on West Church Street and each earned Corry Area High School diplomas in 1966 and 1955 respectively.
Engagement announced for Miss Barbara June Mulvin and Gary Paul Swanson. Parents Mr and Mrs Dale Mulvin of 910 East Main Street and Mr and Mrs J Algor Swanson of Ludlow Pa confirm the forthcoming marriage. Barbara a 1957 Corry Area High School graduate works at New Process Company in Wargon Pa. Gary a 1954 Kane High School graduate served in the US Air Force and also works at New Process. The wedding date is set for August 2.
Mrs. Gaylord Northrop was feted Wednesday evening at R. D. 1 with a stark shower hosted by Mrs. Willis Northrop and Mrs. Philip Northrop and 20 guests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ida Shambaugh Mrs. Paul Troutner and Mrs. William Scouten. A door prize went to Mrs Rex Treland. Pink and white decorations framed refreshments of cupcakes salad fruit punch and coffee. Dainty mint favors and a centerpiece with an imitation stork completed the scene.
The Friendly Circle of the Quitting Sunday School met at Mrs J T Reddings home with eleven members present. Mrs George Legters of Clymer gave an inspiring talk on What America Means To Us, followed by Bible study and a picnic planned for Mead Park.
Seiota 4 H Club met at the Kolstee home with 18 members. President Mareia Kolstee led a short session and set the next project. They formed groups to bake brownies and fruit punch, later enjoyed. Caroline Golitz and Mrs. Hubert Watrous attended. Next meeting July 7 at Bheyla Hassan’s home.
World sky watchers await the fate of Explorer TIT launched March 26 as scientists predict a plunge into the earth's atmosphere any day now. Observers hope to see the satellite burn up upon reentry though experts warn such sighting would be mere luck.
Verna Mae Ainsworth, 17, wife of a young sailor, is told by doctors she has a strong chance for a normal life after surgery repaired a hole in her heart. Earlier, her outlook was grim as she faced serious heart failure with many shipmates hoping for her recovery.
Crews cleared a derailment on a Pennsylvania Railroad freight route near Centerville, removing an estimated 910 tons of coal from 14 hopper cars. No injuries. Salvageable coal expected around 400 tons bound for Erie. Route 8 traffic limited to five mph during track repair.
Washington reports federal funds for an emergency program to extend jobless benefits. The Labor Department allocated 97.4 million dollars to Delaware Midtown Pennsylvania Rhode Island New Jersey Maryland Alabama and California under a voluntary plan to finance up to 80 percent of extended state unemployment pay. Initial jobless claims fell to 18.5 thousand for the week ending June 21, the lowest since mid November.
The article reports a statement by the wife of the Nationalist Chinese president pressing the United States to halt aid to neutrals. She appeared in a navy blue silk gown and spoke to newsmen after returning from medical treatment in Burma. She asserted the Nationals will recapture the Chinese man and rely on their own air force, trained by Americans, without U S assistance.
Unemployment compensation rolls dropped below 300000 for the first time since November as continued claims totaled 296980, down 649 from the prior week. New claims rose by five percent, with total unemployment benefits reaching 118743 for the year to date.
A report says 25 miners are trapped in Hooded Hobspeda Mine after flooding and flood threats hinder rescue. Seven of 22 escaped earlier. water from an underground current forced delays near the shaft entrance. Two pumps failed to operate overnight.
Real estate ad fragment lists prices 9450 and 13500 for homes with no additional details or location information.
Hollywood highlights recount Bub Cras’ struggle with daytime TV stigma and a return via NBC’s summer slot. Crosby lauds the revived show while noting New York’s summer limits. Cras cites reduced budgets and missing violins in the orchestra, as his family reacts with cautious praise.
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