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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1971
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads Ula marks one year this week with Thanks to Corry area customers. Later, the 7th Annual Western Style Show is set for Saturday April 17 at Moose Club. Doors prizes include certificates and cash prizes. Admission $1.25 in advance, $1.50 at door. Sponsored by Fox Western Tack Shop.
Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies and provides contact numbers 664 4041 for the hospital and 664 232 for the ambulance. The list includes admitted and discharged individuals with names and home addresses across Corry and nearby towns, noting multiple children and a few adults.
NEW BRIGHTON Pa AP widespread tremors near Beaver County caused cracked floors buckled walls in at least 14 homes. State officials blamed mine subsidence from old clay mines beneath the area. Residents recall blasts and jetlike roars while planning repairs and some considering moving away.
A local ad notes Smorgasbord on the third Saturday each month from 5 to 9 pm at Ma's Restaurant in Clymer. Homemade pies and coffee at ten cents are advertised, with the address 214-16 Lae.
Twenty-one young women members of Students for a Democratic Society pleaded guilty to conspiracy to do an unlawful act linked to a Sept 4 1969 disturbance at South Hills High School. Inciting to riot and participating in a riot charges were dropped. They face 23 months probation and 100 dollar fines plus 48 dollars court costs. Five defendants also accused of damage at two other city high schools pay 38 dollars each in addition. Two received suspended sentences after pleading guilty to assault on a police officer.
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the idea of sending only volunteers to Vietnam remains under study due to enlistment problems and concerns about selling voluntary service to families. He noted a 200,000 to 240,000 force level would be needed to consider such a program, as Nixon moves toward a draft-free army by mid-1973. Pentagon sources say enthusiasm faded over the past year.
In Harrisburg Gov. Shapp urged a state wide program of preferential hiring for black servicemen returning from Vietnam. He spoke with American Legion officials who supported job training and front of the line employment for black veterans.
Bernice Marsh of Cutting dies at 87 after two days as a Hamot Hospital patient in Erie. Wife of John Orcutt, she lived near Mertz Corners and in North East. Burial in Gramville Cemetery. The piece lists numerous Easter visits, club events, guests, and social notes about the Marsh family and area residents.
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