Sweeping Home Owners' Office Discharges Rise In State
Oct 17 NEA reports a large scale layoff by the Sweeping Home Owners Loan Corp state offices. About 250 workers to be fired next week as workload dwindles, with total removals expected to reach 500. State manager Ewing Laporte said 60 employees already discharged and forecasts 1,000 remaining from a June payroll of 1,500. He aims to process 2,500 to 8,000 loans weekly, and declined to comment further on Senator Reed's criticisms, directing remarks to Washington headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Ewing Laporte
Philadelphia
Laporte
David A. Reed
Tre County
Reed
Washington
Mentor Club Meeting at Spring Creek Hostess Home
Leslie Donaldson of Spring Creek hosted a Mentor Club gathering Tuesday evening with members including Mrs. Andrew Paulson Mrs. Ora Harper Mrs. G E Bennett Mrs. Donald Stewart Mrs. S D Wile Mrs. Wave Perkins Mrs F C Howard Mrs William Myers and Mae Camrike Miss Mary Condra prepared Madame Curie and Radium in a talk read by president Wave Perkins due to Conilla Degama’s absence A general discussion followed Lunch was served and the group adjourned to November 5 at Mrs Pranie Wilcox’s East Main street home.
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Leslie “Donaldson
Spring Creek
Mentor Club
Andrew Paulson
Ora Harper
G. E. Bennett
Donald Stewart
D. Wile
Wave Perkins
F. C. Howard
William Myers
M Mae Camrike
Camrike
Madame Curie
Mary ‘Condra
Wave Perkings
Miss Conilla
Mre
Pranie Wilcox
East Main Street
CARE PARTY BENEFIT HELD IN K OF G ROOMS
A benefit party last evening in the K of G rooms hosted nine tables for contract and auction games. Honors went to Mrs. C M Cough and Mrs. V M Sandburg for contract, Miss Florence Blair and Floyd Black for auction, and Mrs. Mary Patterson and Mrs. Margaret Claris for five hundred. Mrs. Mary Murray chaired the event, proceeds go to the church. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee were served by the committee.
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K. of G
Novell
C. M. Cough
V. M Sandburg
Florence Blair
Floyd Black
Mary Patterson
Margaret Claris
Mary Murray
Some Timely Garden Hints for Postseason Tasks
Timely guidance for gardeners includes digging up damaged dahlia tops and tender bulbs after frost to avoid decay, building a compost heap with garden refuse, moistening and turning it before freezing, and removing diseased or broken branches from shrubs and trees while clearing garden debris to prepare for next season.
Six Injured in Auto Crash on St Marys-Enxporium Road
Six persons were injured, one seriously, when a sedan left the highway near St Marys on Sunday night, overturned, and caught fire. Injured include Dr. and Mrs. Nevling and daughters from New Kensington, and Mr and Mrs. Hazelett of Arnold. All were admitted to Kaul Memorial hospital. Dr Nevling had minor injuries and is not hospitalized. Mrs Nevling is reported in serious condition. The car was destroyed. occupants escaped the flames and were taken to an Emporium garage. George Boyd left for Pittsburgh on business.
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ST. Mary's Opt
St. Mary’s-Enxporium
M. Robert Newling
Marjotie
Margaret
New Kensington
Harry Hazelett
Freeport Road
Arnold
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
Nevling
Otére
Mporium
Emporium
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
CLUB
George Boyd
S. Center Street
Pittsburgh
Ehidron
Morey
Fst. C. A. Voorhees
Anteed
Tennessee Stove Works
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Coats and
Altractiv
Wootens
Strathin
Delco Motor
Ford A
Riverside
Pennsylvania
al Bearin
Montgomery
Corry's Greatest Dept Store
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