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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1942

Page

6

Flang-Unveiling Ceremonies At Fairhaven In Corry

Corry is set for Wednesday flang unveiling ceremonies at Fairhaven. A central playground plot is being equipped for preschool children with swings see-saws slides benches sand boxes and a rear area graded for older children. Planned organization includes teams as the subdivision adds a modern recreational feature for North Corry families.

Corry Flang Fairhaven Muuiyds Falrhaven North Corry

Victory Gardens Highlight Fairhaven Civic Spirit

Sixty Victory Gardens along the west side of the development show meticulous care by Fairhaven residents who have produced early produce. The town also boasts a smoothly functioning Gruillan Defense sector with many air raid wardens in the recent blackout and a strong Victory Bond canvass pledge signaling readiness to lead in city-wide drives.

Victory Gardens Fairhaven Gruillan Defense

Dam holds flood waters on Fairhaven East Wayne street

Residents protest a dam built to stop flood waters off Fairhaven onto East Wayne street. Plans call for a storm sewer later to relieve the area and provide permanent relief from the flooding.

Fairhaven Wayne Street

Fairhaven housing colony full. 341 people housed

Since February 1 every unit at Fairhaven has been occupied with initial occupancy January 15. Manager McCoy reports 341 residents, including 214 adults and 127 children, all displaced workers from Aero Supply Ajax Raymond Precision Corry Jamestown Berkeley McInnes plants. Occupancy occurs within hours of unit opening.

Fairhaven Corry Thomas J. McCay McCoy Palrhaven Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc Ajax Tron Works Raymond Manufacturing Company Precision Products Company Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation Berkeley Equipment Company McInnes

Fairhaven Housing Project A $400000 Federal Development

Fairhaven built at about 400000, one of the East’s notable federal housing schemes. Constructed on the old fair grounds after protracted ownership disputes, it includes six two family, seven four family and ten six family buildings totaling one hundred units. J P Snyder Construction Co of Buffalo won the contract in 1941. work involved Steel Company Rogers Structural Steel and Trill Indicator Co with many workers imported. Units were completed by late December and fully occupied by February, featuring cement block construction, sand finish plaster, insulation, screens, gas furnaces, Servel gas refrigerators, ranges and modern baths and kitchens. There has been talk of a second block, but officials doubt it. the development is expected to absorb current housing needs. Manager Thomas J. McCoy hopes local residents attend Wednesday’s flag raising to tour the area.

Fairhaven Fair Grounds J. P. Snyder Construction Co Buffalo North Gary Ing Thomas J. McCoy

Corry Band 10 to Offer Sub-Division Concert

Fairhaven residents are invited to a Wednesday July 1 dedicatory and flag unveiling ceremony at 7 30 PM with a V F W ritual and the Corry band’s outdoor season opener. The event includes an address by Mayor Hepler, remarks by Walter Scott, a flag unveiling by VFW members, and a 30 minute concert in the center circle.

Fairhaven to Open Air Raid Warden Clubhouse

Fairhaven air raid wardens plan to open a new clubhouse in the former Bass Mattress plant at Raymond Avenue and Wright Street Extension on Tuesday evening July 7. The building is being remodeled and equipment will be added this week as the civilian defense program for wardens progresses.

Fairhaven Bass Mattress Raymond Avenue Wright Street Bairhaven Civilian Defense Organization

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Montgomery Ward North Center St Pennnsylvahia Gas Company Corry Con Sumers Pat Defense Industries Pennsylvania Electric Co North Center Street Corry Band Old Glory Columbus Avenue V.ew Walter EH. Scott Federal Housing Project H. Ray Harris Church of the United Brethren In Christ Frant &. Hepler Walter H. Scott Arden Watson Archie W. Thompson Veterans of Foreign Wars Francis J. Graves P.R St. Thomas’ Church Lanston’s J. A. Lanston South Center St Merritt Appliance CO East Main Street
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