Sylvania Plans New Williamsport Plant
Sylvania Electric Products Inc announced a 210000 square foot plant in Williamsport Pennsylvania for centralized packaging and finishing operations in radio receiving tubes. Current work is done in Williamsport rented quarters and at Emporium radio tube division HQ. Bids for the one story steel frame brick faced building will be let within weeks in Loyal Lock Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
New York
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Williamsport
Manu
Emporium
Loyal Lock
VFW Ladies Auxiliary Card Party and Style Show
A successful VFW Ladies Auxiliary event last evening blended a spring fashion show by Leed's ladies shop with a card party for about 160 attendees. Prize winners included Mrs. John Grace and Miss Angie Marsh, with door prizes and a light refreshments finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Post Home
Leed's Ladies Shop
Genevieve Maloney
Joan Barke
Helen Gronosta
J. F. Needham
Kathryn Kirin
Rhoda Cohen
Maude Keefe
Susan Kinley
Harry Paulson Jr
Erie ‘Times
C. A. Duke
Kinley
McIntyre’s
Robert Tunnell
Stahl’s
Canasta
Angie Marsh
Shamourg’s News Store
Bertha Darwin
the Fountaintte
Bridal Attendants Honored At Club Social Gathering
Miss Barbara Lord hosted a party at her home on East Pleasant Street for her bridal party. Honorees included Mrs. John Miacik matron of honor and Miss Ann Gibas Miss Janiece Meerdinke and Miss Jeanne Nichols bridesmaids. Soloists Mrs. PB Sonoski and Miss Barbara Spelesman were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lord
East Pleasant Street
John Miacik
Ann Gibas
Janiece Meerdinke
Jeanne Nichols
Nichols
PB. Sonoski
Barbara Splesman
Plan Benefit Supper at VFW For Local Leagues
A public spaghetti supper is set for Saturday evening at the VFW Club to raise funds for the Little League and Teener League Auxiliary. Serving runs 6 to 8 pm and tickets can be bought at Olin Bracken Field ball games starting tomorrow night and at the door Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Little League
Teener League
Olin Bracken Field
Rev Cyril Kronz Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Rev Cyril Kronz pastor of St Elizabeths Church spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry about the origin of man and Gods laws guiding him, urging more youth training. Group singing by H Lynn Rice and Mrs Rice preceded a plan for summer meetings at Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Kronz
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
St. Elizabeth's Church
P. B. Sonosii
Kronz
God
H. Lynn Rice
Mrs Edward Dominessy Hosts Club 15 Gathering
Mrs Edward Dominessy of West Washington street entertained last evening for Club 15. The birthday of Mrs John Nelson was honored with a purse of money. Fourteen members and one guest attended, and prizes were won by Mrs P H Stenman Mrs Nelson Mrs Claude Stoke and Mrs Flossie Fosburgh. Salad wafers birthday cake tea and coffee were served. Next club date will be at Mrs James Babcock’s Wheelock home with Mrs Bryce Leek honored on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dominessy
West Washington Street
Club 15
John Nelson
Michael Piccirillo
P. H. Stenman
Nelson
Claude Stoke
Flossie Fosburgh
James Babcock
Wheelock
Bryce Leek
Navy Mothers Club Holds Tureen Dinner at IOOF Hall
The Navy Mothers Club met at the IOOF Hall for a bountiful tureen dinner last evening. Committee in charge included Mia Casler and Mrs Reynold Hamilton. A brief business session followed with Mrs Clarence Cox presiding. Next meeting set for June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Mia
Clifford Casler
Reynold Hamilton
Clarence Cox
Bridge Luncheon Held by Mrs Zalzneck at Washington Street
Mrs. Philip Zalzneck hosted her bridge club yesterday afternoon after a regular luncheon at the Hotel Corry. Two tables were in play with substitutes Mrs. Sam Irvine and Miss Elizabeth Rogers and the prize went to the hostess and to Mrs. H Langdon Rowe. Rowe will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zalzneck
Washington Street
Hotel Corry
Sam J. Irvine
Elizabeth Rogers
H. Langdon Rowe
Rowe
James Flaherty Dies at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie
James Flaherty of 129 Third Avenue died last evening at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie after four weeks as a patient. He was 78, born in Columbus, longtime railroad and manufacturing plant worker. Survived by wife Margaret, two daughters, a sister, a brother, and more relatives entombed at St. Elizabeth's Cemetery. Requiem Mass set for Thursday at St Edward's School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flaherty
Third Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Columbus
Michael Flaherty
Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
U. S
Climax Mfg. Co
Thomas’ Church
Margaret Flaherty
Rochester
N. Y
Richard Reed
Fontana
Calif
P. J. Dallacqua
North Clymer
Kate LaCava
Danbury
Gonn
Thomas Flaherty
MG d- Fisherty
Dunkirk
Atx
Bricken
Bt. Edward's School
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Oil City achieves low interest bid on school bonds
Oil City School District Authority announces a low bid of 83000 for Series A school building revenue bonds, yielding 2.56 percent net interest cost. A syndicate led by Blair Rollins & Co and others will issue bonds to finance two elementary schools, with Commonwealth reimbursement and rentals to support debt service. Approximately 48 percent of project cost is Commonwealth funded. Honey bees are sold by the pound and total stock around 5 000 bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Try
Blair, Rollins and Company
New York City
Arthurs, Lestrange and Company
Hayden, Miller and Company
Cleveland
Kay, Richards and Company
Messrs
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tl. R. Forker
Ol City
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Kiwanis Festival to Feature Mills Brothers Circus and Eastman Shows
The city council approved events for a Kiwanis Festival with the Mills Brothers Circus July 14 and Eastman Shows July 27 to 31 under Kiwanis sponsorship. A request by Connie's Supermarket for unloading space on West Spring Street was referred to the police chief for review. Fire Chief Ray Laurie defended the department amid praise for firefighters and noted ongoing training gaps for the new two way radio units. Health Officer Drake reviewed a Main Street building previously questioned by the fire chief, deeming it not a health hazard and ordering further fire safety review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pugs
Noense Feam
Kiwanis Club
Mills Brothers Circus
Eastman
Connie's Supersttar
Bpring Street
Harley Drake
Ray Laurie
Board of Health
Drake
East Main Street
Joseph Gentiiman
Laurie
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Geronimo
Taza
Vated
BION
NGI
Corry Drive-In
WM. Holden
Taylor Reinger
Dobie Gillis
Debbie Reynolds
Sylvanta
Brigham Hardware
Leo U1 Company
Lawrence Hansen
Paul Sutton
Raymond Root
Jessie Mason
Joseph Wojciechowski
Paul Stroup
Cleo Haight
Mary Helen Curtis
Franz
Hazel Morrell
Leoha Willis
Western Auto
William Johnson
Collier’ Beauty Salon
Paul French
Patterson Photos
Alfred Gone
Schaub
William Roehrig
Grice Jewelry
Cyril Gluyna
Connie's Delicatessen
Rodney Knowlton
Connie's
Ernest Simmonsen
Santa Leone
Gerald Ploss
Western Au
Phyllis Hil
Alfred Cone
Taylor's Jewelry
Nancy Bhay
Barney's Firestone
Ann Royek
Widmann
Teah
Richard Halfast
Karen Lee
Kokomo
Ind
Alton Carnrike
Buffalo
George Carmcke
East South Street
P. H. Brown
Larry
Bradford
May McCormick
Corry Memorial Hospital
Catherine Elston
Beverly Hills
Sidney
B. Elston
East Park Place
Robert Forrester
Philadelphia
Olin W. Bracken Jr
Cape Cod
West Park
Helen
Topp
Corty
ST. Vincent’s Hospital
Covelier
Pan
F. C. Chapin & Son
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