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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1974
Page
12
HUD has approved subsidized flood insurance for Union City after it adopted land use controls to limit future flood damage. The program excludes many nonresidential or government owned structures from coverage.
Funeral services for Mrs. R. G. Evelyn Barnes will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Burgess funeral services for William L. Burgess are Saturday at 2 p.m. at Lincolnville Baptist Church, burial in Evergreen Cemetery. calls at Glenn Funeral Home, Union City, Thursday and Friday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. A Canadian postal embargo bars Quebec mail. Erie Lackawanna reports February net loss of 2.2 million on 24.2 million revenue. accident at Conneaut Lake Park causes $3,500 damage. Holstein cow destroyed after collision on Route 77 in Sparta Township. Lemoyne Hospital project progress at WCA Hospital Jamestown. Corry Plaza crash causes $490 total damage to car and motorcycle. Shampoe treated for leg injury.
Evelyn R G Barnes 82 of 206 North Center died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two year decline in health. Born April 9, 1892 in Titusville, she married R G Barnes in 1910. he died in 1960. Survived by nephew John R Nilson. Services at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. William L Burgess 61 of St Cloud Florida formerly of Union City died at Union City Memorial Hospital. Survived by Doris Burgess and four children. services at Lincolnville Baptist Church with burial in Evergreen. Military honors by John Krol VFW post. Memorials to Dr Ledger Memorial Fund.
The Titusville Herald announces a policy to publish the names of all arrestees including juveniles, arguing a need for public awareness and accountability as youth crime and drug use rise, and noting the editorial aim to deter future offenses by exposing offenders.
U S Department of Labor order affecting Fair Labor Standards Act wage rules may force Crawford County to halt resident led projects at the Crawford County Home. Residents volunteer for garden work, laundry help, dining room duties, horticulture, and food prep as therapy. County commissioners warn they are not ready to pay minimum wage to residents who perform these tasks. Commissioner Lamb says the activities are vital therapy and not coercive. If blocked, daily life at the home would be disrupted and therapy lost.
Penn State hosts a 12 week FBI Academy session while officers join 10 week regional state police courses at Meadville and PSP programs. Lt Wotus completes a police management course and several officers attend drug, drug and crime code trainings in Erie.
A delegation led by House Majority Leader Tip ONeill attends interparliamentary meetings in South Korea Taiwan and other nations with State Department handling and secrecy. The group of 19 lawmakers plus spouses and aides travels via Greece Turkey and Bulgaria to Bucharest for the Interparliamentary Union and plans a Paris layover before home. Activated Senate Banking committees travel to Asia with Shultz to meet Asian Development Bank as costs vanish from public view while counterparty funds are publicly reported but details remain unclear.
A committal service for Mrs Nellie T Carlson was conducted yesterday at the Elgin Cemetery family lot. Rev F Eugene Donelson of the Evangelical United Methodist Church led the ceremony beside relatives and friends from the Corry area including Jon Carlson of Warren Anita Carlson of Erie Mrs Walter McCray of Berea OH and Mr and Mrs Parker Triscuit of Warren OH Mrs Mildred Cross of Waterford and Mr and Mrs Donald Triscuit of Union City. Four members from the Lydia Circle WSCS of the First United Methodist Church attended the services.
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