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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
2
A crowded City and Vicinity page lists a ward vote on gym board costs, school and club notices, employment and crime items, and upcoming meetings in Meadville Warren Kane and Erie. It covers a bank project vote, a union election at Meadville Bread, burglaries in Mercer, a car sale in Meadville, a teen exchange program, and local events at VFW and Moose chapters.
At The Hospital is unable to summon 8 physicians in case of an emergency. Admitted: Mrs. Richard Blount of McKean, Mrs. Thomas Anderson of 103 West Park Place, Mrs Clair Haftroan of 4979 Wall Pleasant Street, Mrs. Edward Marr of Clymer, Mrs. Orval Root of 76 Snyder Circle, Paul Proctor, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Proctor of BD 4, Mrs. Harry Ohris of 1005 East Main Street, Neil Huetlkofer, milesmonth-olt son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buetikofer of BD 4. Discharged: Mrs. Adelia Gifford of Clymer, Mrs. Herman Swanson and son of Panam, Mrs. Gerald Crosby and son of Bear Lake. St. Patrick's Day fish dinner Friday and Saturday twenty-five cents. Also chicken and steaks. Cabins in the Pines. Mendville Meadville Contractors Association votes to hold wages at the 1940 level amid union pay-raise demands. The action followed requests from AFL locals Local 87 and Local 77. contracts expire March 31. Hats at Stewart Hat Shop. United Furniture Workers CIO represent 263 employees of the Admastown Veneer and Plywand Corporation voted 170 to a strike for a 1b-cent wage increase. William Daniel, president, says 187 union members supported striking. two void votes.
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