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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1945
Page
4
The column argues next year many jobs will shift to cheaper labor as workers are pushed out by wage pressure. It predicts crowded waiting rooms for employment, possible layoffs of inefficient workers, and higher living costs even with unchanged wages. The piece urges readers to consider long term effects on earnings and job security.
The Corry Women's Victory Club met in a routine session with good attendance. They voted to make 1000 Christmas stockings to pass out by the canteen during the holidays, doubling daily soldier service to about 200. The meeting included a Hue salute, prayers, and a letter from a colored soldier served by the canteen.
The Townsend Club met at the T. W. F. Hall to discuss plans for the state Townsend convention in Reading on November 9 to 11. Mrs Zenkia Sims was appointed delegate and a donation was sent to Dr. Francis Townsend. The next meeting is set for November 16 at the Ball, with a three dinner planned at 8:00.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on North Center Street. Two members quitasting were noted while Mrs. Floyd Black, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. Besa Gordon and Mrs. Amy Skinner were honored with initiation. The rest of the evening was spent in bingo with Auxiliary and Legion members serving a late mellow.
Mrs Elton Simmons hosted the D A R meeting on Liberty street with sixteen members present. Two new members, Mrs Lyle Stranshaw and Mrs Omar Kolstee, were welcomed. Mrs T F Gitlin reviewed "Birthday of a Nation" for the Indies interest. Tea was served by Mrs Simmons with assistance from Mrs Frank Love Send, Mrs Ben Starr, and Mr Howard Loveland.
A surprise birthday party for Miss Phyllis Rieck was held at the home of Missessidna and Whia Coulter after a football game. Nine guests attended as Mrs. Joseph Sherwood Sr and Mrs. Pred Anderson entertained with a comic skit. Hot bread, coffee, pickles, and lemon pie were served, and Miss Ruth received many nice gifts.
Miss Barbara Spiesman of East Main Street hosted a group of friends for a slumber party after a football game. The evening featured dancing music and visiting with light refreshments served.
Sixty members gathered at the Grange Hall for a league meeting. Mrs Bronk Harvey reported on the Syracuse annual session and Mind Mow Harvey summarized the Cambridge Springs sub-district meeting. Weel 5.3 Stevens of Evie division office spoke on Cory Dairymen's League service and ideas to boost local work. Ladies served ice cream cake cookies and coffee after.
Notice informs former patients that Dr R Pwen Optometrist is now located at 814 State Street Hiie Ps Second Floor across from Warners Theatre. Hours daily 10:00 to 11:30 AM and 1:30 to 5:00 PM, closed Wednesdays afternoons. Appointments by phone 70-238.
Maggie Beckerink, 78, wife of Bredd Beckerinks, died yesterday afternoon near Clymer after months of illness. She leaves husband, four daughters, three sons, two brothers including Myrlin Guay. Prayer services Monday at Edward’s Chapel at 2 PM. burial in Holland Cemetery. Mrs Cady, sister-in-law of Beckerink, died early today.
Fragmented OCR text mentions divisions and teams including Eagles and divisions in a rough city context. Names and places are unclear, but references to Detroit New York Chicago City appear amid broken phrases. Summary preserves only readable entities and likely sports context without confirming details.
A terse note reports a person named Boozer linked to Tere Hill with uncertain context. The fragmentary text offers few verifiable details beyond the names and place. Further readable data is needed for a fuller, accurate summary.
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