Storage Corner for Cool Strate Room in Basement
A corner of a heated basement can be made into a cool storage room for vegetables and fruits by partitions of insulation board and a ventilation flue to a window to let air in.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1948
Page
5
A corner of a heated basement can be made into a cool storage room for vegetables and fruits by partitions of insulation board and a ventilation flue to a window to let air in.
Nan SO CLE TY Sasi three qunpareauxey members of the iiner Carrier Post 36 the Anna Anderson Fest and the American Legion Auxiliary hosted a 29th anniversary birthday party at the American Legion Home on North Center Street. Wilkin Moir presided as master of ceremonies with performances by Ray Spring Four Quartet, the Troff Agency show from Youngstown, and acts by Ollie Olegario the Yo Yo King Billy Lee ventriloquist Betty Meade and an acrobatic dancer. Arthur Kimmey Miss Julia Zepka and Miss Mary Orn spoke briefly. A buffet lunch followed as Jack Whitehead Orchestra provided music. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Johns and Mrs. Walter DeJean. Carl Falcone and relatives attended a funeral service in Mingara Falls. many local residents were noted in attendance and the hall was decorated blue and gold.
The Fly Wheel staff at Ajax Iron Works and guests dined Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Corry Room Hotel Corry. Fifteen attended the steak dinner with daffodil decorations as Miss Mary Evelys Hopkins introduced speaker Robert Murphy of Murphy and Gapy Advertising Agency Meldville. The talk covered hen types for a plant paper and obtaining them. Theresa Bogniak led group singing with accompanist Robert Alford before adjournment.
Mrs. Pearl Goodwill announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Good to Edwin Necker son of Mr and Mrs George Necker of Covey R D 5. Dorothy attended Gerry schools. Edwin served twenty months in the United States Army. No wedding date yet.
An open house yesterday afternoon from 2 to 3 honored Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis of R D 4 at their home for their 25th wedding anniversary. Their son Gail Davis hosted with sister Mrs Carl Lindberg acting hostess. About fifty neighbors and relatives attended from Corry North East Ashville Union City Panama and nearby areas. A collage of red rosebuds, a three tier cake, and serves of cake ice cream and coffee were provided by local residents. The couple received many gifts including a purse of money from the group.
Miss Joan Pitts daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pitts of Concord Street was among fourteen students who received caps yesterday marking six months probationary training at Spencer Hospital School of Nursing Meadville. Ceremony held in hospital auditorium at 8 oclock. Pitts graduates Corry Senior High School class of 1986 and has one and a half years remaining. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Fitts and sons Arthur Jr and Richard, Miss Lucille Malet, and Mr and Mrs Hugh Muckinhauph and daughter Janet. Ancient Egyptions and Assyrians used enamelling on brick and pottery noted for its maginificence.
Mr and Mrs Carl Lindstrom of 712 West Pleasant street announce the birth of a son at Corry Hospital on Sunday evening. Mrs Lindstrom is the former Mary Silvis.
President Truman ordered federal agencies to refuse requests for secret papers and to refer subpoenas to the White House for handling. The move backed Commerce Secretary Harriman who resisted House Un-American Activities Committee demands for papers on Dr Edward Condon. Representative McDowell urged giving Congress power to compel agencies to reveal such documents.
William Nash, secretary of Victory Savings and Loan Association in Camden Heights, admitted embezzling funds totaling about $4,000 over the last 17 years. Philadelphia auditors uncovered shortages, with the prosecutor noting the five year statute of limitations limits liability. Nash faces embezzlement charges for about $8,000. Clinton Moon, president, said the firm has bond protection for depositors.
Secretary Forrestal and top Army Navy and Air Force leaders met at Key West base for four days to outline weapons use in a potential future conflict. Talks, interrupted by weather, aimed to deliver part of a wartime plan and end long-standing tensions. Military officials returned to Washington last night as discussions continued.
A boiler room blast wrecked the Ap pleby building in Mt Union Huntingdon county injuring eight, including 45 year old Pred B Appleby proprietor of Medic store. The blast damaged a pool room and radio repair shop on the first and second floors, with damage pegged near $50,000.
In York Pennsylvania a reported discovery of a severed human arm by a dog prompted a police search along the Susquehanna river bank for the rest of a woman’s body. A York Hospital pathologist said the limb appeared freshly severed from the body and possibly only a few days old, suggesting the act occurred within three to five weeks.
Salem West Virginia March 15 Corp Loren Silbaugh reported two young people found dead in a car near the city. Emerson Dieigie of Farmington and Roseth Maxine Dennis of Salem were identified as victims. The coroner ruled accidental death from carbon monoxide as they had attended a gathering in Confluence Pennsylvania the previous Saturday. The sheriff’s office said a faulty exhaust pipe had loosened and detached from the manifold allowing the deadly gas to enter the car.
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