Furniture Trade Faces Large Backlog Across Industry
The trade reports a heavy order backlog persists into September as buyers slowed, blamed on fall market proximity and strong August activity. In Jamestown, Paul B. Denney of the Furniture Manufacturers' Building notes orders eased slightly yet remain months behind. October status awaits, though October markets drawn positive buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Etc
Colintry
Seléman
Denney
Jamestown
Babson Backer of Profit Sharing Plans
Article notes profit sharing as a pension funding method for small businesses. It cites Lincoln Electric and others as examples, highlighting benefits like reduced labor turnover and higher worker security while warning that tested during downturns remains. It also reports Klomp held for grand jury on second degree manslaughter after a fatal beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincfoln Electric of
Cleveland
Lincoln
American Velvet Company
Jewell Tea Go
Proctor and Gamble
Avondale Mills
8. C. Johnson & Co
Eastman Kodak, Sons Roebuck
the Falk Corp
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co
Grand Central Garage
Los Angeles
Deas
Council of Profit Sharing Industries
Akron
Ohio
Tam
Klomp
Mayville
James B. Klomp
Lakewood
Chautauqua County Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
A. Roy Perkins
Death of Meadville resident Mrs Katherine Jenkins
Mrs Katherine Jenkins widow of George W Jenkins died after an extended illness at her home 689 North Main Meadville She was mother of Mrs R B Mosier of Maple Avenue and grandmother of Geraldine Ware a Corry Schools teacher A Grace Methodist Church Sunday School teacher for 50 years she was active in church societies Meadville Grange and DAR Friends may call at Ward Funeral Home and service at Grace Methodist Church Monday at 2 pm Interment Brnk Ash Cemetery
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Katherine &. Jenkins
R. B. Mosier
Maple Avenue
Geraldine Ware
Corry
George W. Jenkins
North Main Street
Meadville
Crawford County
Jenkins
Edinboro State
Grace Methodist Church
Meadville Grange
DAR
Ward Funeral Home
Chestnut Street
Meaulville
Brnck Ash Cemetery
Thaddeus K Read 71 Died After Short Illness
Thaddeus K Read 71 of Wayne township died yesterday afternoon at Jamestown General Hospital where he had been a patient for a week. He had lived with Debs Sorenson of Olymer for 15 years and had been ill since last August. Surviving cousins reside in Washington state. Funeral arrangements are at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with services Monday afternoon and interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery Kane.
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Thaddeus K
Read
Jamestown General Hospital
Mr. Read
Wayne Township
Debs Sorenson
Olymer
Washington
Bracken- Keating
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Kane
Week's Local Notices Include Wedding and Club Events
Numerous small items report Edgar Shvellen and Mass Ruth Norton wedding in Erie Saturday, plus town board hires Esther Williams as Democratic inspector of elections after Merle Newhouse resignation. Community gatherings feature Minerva Club meetings in Sherman and Panama Thurday Club at a Croscuitt home. Mary Legters fractures hip and will be bedbound. A kitchen shower honors Carol Jane Ton with gifts hidden in a bath tub and a salad lunch.
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Clymer
OFI
Clarence Bhebergen
Edgar Shvellen
Mass Ruth Norton
Erie
Esther Williams
Merle Newhouse
Elmer Croscutt
Spriver
Albert Croscuitt
Minerva Club
Sherman
E. Sitter
Girl Henderson
Henderson and
Lincoln
Jamestown
National Undertakers Convention
Philadelphia
Elmer Croseutt
Panama
Thus
Mary F. Legters
Herman Cady
Carol Jane Ton
James Gravink
William Gravink
Clarence Rhebergen
John Rickers
Howard Rhebergen
Carol Dane Ton
Mary Ton
Jennie Gravink
Henry Rhebergen
Tyan Rhebergen
Rhet
Doyle Meerdink
William Rhebergen
Minford Hinsdale
Gordon Holthouse
Community notices from Clymer and area council events
Members and guests attended the annual G L F meeting at Tilien with managers and directors listed. The Pre-School Mothers Club held a program on cancer awareness, discussed establishing a kindergarten, and planned petition signatures. PTA guest Mary Ungerman to speak on international relations. Local families visited Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Bull Moose Stint Club hosted its 38th annual sniper event with winners named.
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Henry Havink
To Clymer G. L. F. Feed Nil
John Hunter
O. L. F. Ece
Clifford Tenhuisen
Clifford Harmelink
Robert Hewes
James Bensink
Ernest Dunneweld
George Bensinke
Ap Tilien
Hazel Watrous
Helen Querrpvetd
Dorothy Watrous
Beth Fardink
RX. Willams
Frederick N. Westphal
Chautaaqua County
American Cancer Society
Clymer Central School
Déan
Nette ‘Cady
Phyllis Kolslee
Norwh Clymer
June Hinsdale
Hermina Muller
Dorothy Matthews
Beth Fardini
Parent-Teacher Association of Clymer ¢Entral School
Mary Ungerman
Jamestown
Germany
Ungerman
Engineers Recommend New Celoron Bridge Plan
At Jamestown City Hall a hearing heard senior PSC engineer Gerald W. Knapp urging plans for a new bridge over Erle Road tracks at Dunham Avenue Celoron. The highway committee report estimated cost at 200000 to 250000 dollars with rail funding 90 percent and county and state 25 percent each.
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Jamie Roves
Si Ke—Uu Lauqua Couinly
Dunham Avenue
Celoron
Gerald W. Knapp
Public Service Commission
Jamestown
Will
Highway Committee
Board of Supervisors
John M. Barrett
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Corryite
Fujiyama
Tokyo
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Henry Rabin Ant Thildinn
Beverly
Barry
Albert Deremias
Pittsburgh
Cis
Cora Alexandus
Carol Tom
Buffalo
Wilton Koopa
Salem
Kenneth
Maynard Wallsce
Bas
St. Lois
Bull Moose
Clifford Leggles
Ian
Gilbert Ton Second Hick
Alfred Newhouse
Clifford Legters
George Legters
Leon Legters
Foster E. Davis & Son
N. Center St
Asea Lea AeXey
Pennsylvania
Florida
Calif
Maryland
Swift
Circle 5
Swift’s
Brookfield Park
Swift's Premium
Nor Tb
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
Think
America’s Best Buy
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
Junioe
Hugh
LEED
Ilva Simpson
New York
Richard Hudnut
Fifth Avenue
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