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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1939

Page

5

Hines Vicinity of Resigning If Labor Is Stood Upon

Pittsburgh March 5 Labor Secretary Lewis G Hines warned the James administration over proposed legislation affecting organized labor He said he would resign if asked to act against labor Leaders of the AFL in Pittsburgh reported the pledge by Hines former AFL organizer director He also heard from Leo Abernethy AFL President that labor would not be sacrificed. Manton in New York March 3 former federal judge indicted Bribery charges surgery today for glandular ailment.

Hines Pittsburgh Labor Industry Lewis G. Hines James Pittsburgh American Federation of Labor Jeaders Organization The AFL Leo Abernethy Pittsburgh Central Labor Union Manton New York Martin T. Manton Second United States Circuity Court of Appeals

Phillies Manager Sets Nine Inning Goal For Staff

Manager Dec Prothyo of the Philadelphia Phillies told pitchers to plan for a full nine innings each game before the team leaves for spring training and to be ready for two full games before the season opener.

Charles Miller Named to Baptist Board

Charles Miller was elected trustee of the First Baptist Church to fill the unexpired term of Fred Ross who resigned. Kenneth Gregory will fill the term of Carl Kellogg, who also resigned. Rev. H. A. Hook presented his resignation at the regular quarterly church meeting.

Charles Sauier First Baptist Church Fred Ross Carl Kellogg Kenneth Gregory H. A. Hook

U S Should Attack If Doctrine Involved

Rep Hamilton Fish told 300 women in Greensburg that the United States should not be aggressors unless the Monroe Doctrine is involved and that the U S should fight with horses where it is violated.

U.S United Press Greensburg United States Hamilton Fish Rep. Fish House Foreign Affairs Committee

Miss Alice Messinger Honored by Presbyterian Choir

Miss Messinger organist at the church was honored after the weekly rehearsal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Hubert Heerlen. Twenty four members and friends attended a social evening with games, music, a buffet lunch, and a bouquet centerpiece. She will marry Edward Tobias in the near future.

Alice Messinger Presbyterian Church J. Hubert Heerlen North Center Street Miss Messinger Edward Tobias Misinger

Quarterly Meeting of United Brethren at Christchurch

Reports from officers covered November January and February showing improved finances and growing membership. Plans urged for evangelistic meetings at the church. twenty members attended the session hosted by Mrs. R HW WayTassel at North Center street. Next board meeting slated for April at Mrs Ray Reagle’s Wright street home.

United Brethren Christchurch R, HW WayTassel North Center Street Church UN Board Apriath

Troop 4 Junior C. D. of A. Meeting Last Evening

The Junior C. D. of A. held a business meeting at Miss Mary Sturdevant s home on Pith Street. Afterward, members enjoyed games and refreshments served to Cath Evine Arm Mead Eileen Cragg Virginia O Neil Mary Gravino Mary Sturdevant Eileen Weley and Elaine Foster.

Mary Sturdevant Pith Street Cathevine Arm Mead Eileen Cragg Virginia O'Neil Mary Gravino Eileen Weley Elaine Foster Soonselior

B P W Club Meet Postponed to March 13

The March business meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club scheduled for Monday evening has been postponed until March 13. Members of the Toens club will be guests of the Meadville club at a meeting there Monday evening.

B. P. W. Club Business and Professional Women's Club Toens Club Meadville Club

Ladies Aid Society Holds Regular Meeting in Christchurch

Members of the A B Ladies Aid Society of the Waited Brethren in Christchurch met Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. After a brief business session the group completed routine affairs and spent the afternoon quilting.

A. B. Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society of Th Christchurch

Bishop to Officiate at Kin Wedding in New York

The Right Rev Jol Ward Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Albany will perform the marriage of Miss Barbara Burney and Mr Jules Ward this Saturday in the Church of the Transfiguration. Mr Ward is the son of Mrs Hamilton Ward of Buffalo and the former New York attorney general. A reception at the hotel will follow the ceremony.

Nhw York Jol Wari Irig Barhara Burney Hance Buyssy Gily My. Hurney Brawster Ward Air Corps Mire Hamilton Ward Buffalo Mr. Ward New York Bishop

Crosby couple welcome son at Corry hospital

Mr and Mrs Rohese Crosby of Spartansbury announce the birth at Corry hospital of a son weighing in. The note cryptically cites a code about Albanian feuds and truces, oddly framed as a law governing blood feud practices.

Corry Hospital Rohese Crosby Spartansbury

Mrs Ruth Munn Honored at West Wayne Street Party

Mrs Ruth Munn was honored at a birthday gathering on West Wayne Street with friends and relatives. The evening featured five hundred games and prizes to Mrs Y Finn and Mrs Robert Lewis, followed by a birthday cake and linen centerpiece gifts.

Ruth Munn West Wayne Street Mus Yfinn Robert Lewis Munn

Spring Creek Ladies Aid Society Meets

The Spring Creek Ladies Aid Society held a Thursday program on Race Prejudice and Its Hindrance to International Peace led by Rev. Guy W. Jones from the Federated church. Betty Jones sang spirituals, with Lois Sickler presiding. hostesses included Mrs. Raymond Sivider, Mrs. Dorothy Morton, and Mrs. Bertha Cranw.

Guy. W. Jones Tan Wederated Church Spring Creede Ladies Aid Society Noun Rovers Negre Hany Butleigh Mia Lois Sickler Hestesses Fou Uipetine Raymond Sivider Dorothy Morton Bertha Cranw

Protactinium Declared Rarest Metal Worth $1,000,000 An Ounce

The element protactinium is described as the world's rarest metal and valued at one million dollars per ounce. No other details are provided in the excerpt.

Kitchen Hacks For Greater Efficiency And Cleanliness

Practical guidance for efficient cooking and baking including pre measuring dry ingredients, keeping a utility tray, using paper for messy tasks, cleaning as you go, greasing pans, tempering cookware, and methods to soften shortening and prevent lumping in brown sugar and confectioners sugar.

Roca

Market reports and livestock prices from Pittsburgh and New York

Pittsburgh market notes show apples cabbage lettuce onions and potatoes with mixed stock prices. Livestock futures and cattle, hogs, and sheep trade outlined alongside New York dairy and bond market highlights and U.S. factory and construction data.

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