Locker Plant in Full Operation Opens in Corry
The Corry Locker Service opened with a large turnout on West Main Street as visitors toured the facility during a three day opening. Russell Nason, owner, reported strong interest and many reservations for locker service. Meat cutting began today with pork beef and veal received yesterday. Nason expects farmers to bring in over 20 000 pounds of meat in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Russell Nason
Nason
Truck Drivers Pay Salty Fines After Racing Across Chautauqua County
Two truck drivers led a countywide chase, engaging in a fist fight en route, then faced charges. Gardner of Royal Oak and Taylor of Detroit were arrested after a crash at Forsythe bridge near Ripley. Each was fined for reckless driving. Gardner also faced drunken driving charges. East Side Cemetery Association announces a meeting May 6 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua County
Portland
Sgt
Les
Forsythe Bridge
Gardner
Taylor
Claude Luce
Sheridan
EPL
Casey
Ridhes
Roy F. Gardner, Jr
Royal Owl
Mich
Murray Conrath
Ripley
Notict
Chymer
Ee East Side Cemetery Association
James Brown
H. Lee
Donald Zelser
Fredonia
Louis Taylor
Detroit
Zeiser
Westinghouse to reopen Sunbury radio plant by May 13
Westinghouse announced plans to reopen its Sunbury radio receiver plant not later than May 13, following a 108 day strike. If unions prevent workers from returning, no more radio sets will be built in Sunbury in 1946. Walter Evans, VP, said progress on a new contract was not reported at adjourned session. Rear Admiral Milo F. Draemel retires after 40 years of active duty. command transfers to Rear Admiral Calvin H. Cobb in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westing House Electric Corp
Sunbury
Walter Evans
Westinghouse
Philadelphia
Milo F. Draemel
Fourth Naval District
Annapolis
Calvin H. Cobb
Philadelphia Naval Base
No Brownout Now in Local Area Reported
Citizens advised that no brownout is currently affecting the locality though page One continues with notes on potential electricity restrictions. Proposed limits include refrigeration for nonessential cooling and decorative lighting for signs windows and outdoor displays. Nonessential uses such as entertainment and partial light and power for residential or commercial purposes may be curtailed under revised supply rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chris
Las Casier
Rinten
West Main Street
America
Wat Twestrand
Heiman
Mennen
Horlick
Mead
Fletcher
Baby Foods S.M.A
Jane J
Cope
National Adverse, Inc
Biolac Baby Food
AQ Plain
Sic
Rexall
CUT Rate Drug Store
North Center Sreet
Keystone VanCise
Stavics
Pacer
BETTS
Columbus
East Main St
Dial
Ward Week
Teeterbabe
Baby
Ted Cotton
Navy
Crown
Montgomery Ward
Ceuta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!