Loblaw Super Market to Open Here Friday Now
Loblaw Groceteria Inc will open its Corry super market on Friday in a rebuilt former Christensen Motors garage at 140 North Center Street. The 7292 square foot store features self service with new shelving, a 90 foot front, white walls, fluorescent lighting, and an escalator to the upper store room. Manager Stout invites Corry residents to visit one of the chain’s finest outlets in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Loblaw Groceteria, Inc
Corry
Pennsylvania
Loblaw's
Christensen Motors
North Center Street
Builying
Stout
Loblaw Groceteria
Cassidy heads teacher group in Pennsylvania Federation
Representatives from across the state attended a re organization meeting of the Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers at Pennsylvania State College. William Cassidy of Erie was elected president for the coming year. A. H. Reeds, Clifford Smith, Lydia Worthington and others were named officers as a new constitution aligned with the AFL. Next year’s meeting will be held at the same location.
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State College
Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers
Pennsylvania State College
William Cassidy
Erie
A. H. Reeds
Penn State
Clifford Smith
Aliquippa
Lydia Worthington
Philadelphia
American Federation of Teachers
State Federation
Loblaw Opens New Supermarket Staff Details
Loblaw Groveteria Inc will staff a 35 person group for the formal opening of a new supermarket in the former Christensen Motors building on North Center street. John E Stout will supervise the store. James Landers heads the meat dept. four cashiers named Lillian Spaulding Victoria Wojciechowski Irene Millard Leatha Anderson. Existing staff retained with extra clerks for expansion.
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Loblaw Groveteria, Inc
Christensen Motors
North Center Street
John E. Stout
Corry
Star
James Landers
Lillian Spaulding
Victoria Wojciechowski
Irene Millard
Leatha Anderson
State College farm notes highlight quality potatoes and weed-tree fuel
Penn State extension specialists urge better handling of U.S. No. 1 potatoes in 15 pound packs to appeal to consumers while promoting disinfection to prevent ring rot and bacterial wilt. Forest and horticulture programs advise weed-tree removal for fuel wood and higher tree growth. A Penn State fruit grower course runs Nov 19 to Dec 17, and home economists stress child school lunches amid a nationwide newspaper poll.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
U. S
Penn State
Department of Horticulture
Gold Produced Here in 1938 World Output Share
The 1938 world gold yield reached 371 million fine ounces, with the United States contributing about 4.25 million ounces. This shows the U.S. accounted for a small fraction of global production while other regions produced the majority.
Five Percent Penalty On County Taxes Announced
County tax collection continues with a five per cent penalty set to take effect after November 1 for unpaid 1941 county assessments. Miss Trene Mullen, city tax collector, reports progress and urges payment by November 1 to avoid penalties. A separate one per cent city tax penalty begins November 3. School taxes saw a five per cent penalty after October 1 unless installment plans were arranged.
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Trene Mullen
Veterinarians Meet at Harrisburg for Annual Meeting
The Pennsylvania State Veterinary Medical Association will hold its 59th annual meeting in Harrisburg on October 30 and 3. President James F. Shigley, professor of veterinary science, notes the event and outlines the association’s agenda.
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State College
Pennsylvania State Veterinary Medical Association
Harrisburg
James F. Shigley
Pennsylvania State College
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Big Chain
Cassidy
Penn
Federation of Teachers At
Better Vision Institute
John Hawkins
New World
State College Farm
Gallup
Loblaw’s
Franklin Street
Dial
Corry, Penn‘a
Ern
C. A. Duke
Park St
Loblaws
Frank W. Parsons
East Congress St
Loblaw Groceterias, Inc
Corry’s
Electrical Service
West Church Street
Corry, Pa
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