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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1976
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads lists voluntary desk items, admissions, discharges, and local notices for Corry area hospitals. It includes names of patients admitted and discharged, several addresses in Corry and surrounding towns, plus local business ads and public notices from A B Distributors, Clift Buesink Ford, Ledford's, Spartansburg Fabricators, and Steve Young Electronics.
A bicentennial feature recalls Jonathan Edwards' 1727 move to Northampton Massachusetts to assist his grandfather and his later ministry, which spurred the Great Awakening. By 1741 his Enfield sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God marked the peak of revival, with many converts and renewed church engagement across New England. The piece also notes Edwards's Personal Narrative and reflections on salvation and Christ’s kingdom, alongside local notices about a tureen dinner, town meeting, memorials, and new agents.
The column shares reader questions about fear of adulthood, signs of fatigue or boredom, and a mother who supports her divorced daughter's white wedding gown. It notes Abby's stance on growing up, marriage, and personal replies, inviting readers to write for advice.
Karl P. Keagey, 39, Hubbard, Ohio, was severely injured Friday when his motorcycle north on Route 68 near Pigeon was struck by a tractor trailer driven by Donald Reesman, 26, Mayport. Keagey was moved from Kane Hospital to Kaul Hospital, St. Marys, then to a Youngstown hospital. The cycle was totaled and the semi sustained $30,000 damage after rolling onto B&O railroad tracks. Reesman refused medical aid. Property damage included $3,000 to Rural Electric Association property and tracks.
British Leyland vows to keep building convertibles, hoping to sell 46,000 to 50,000 U.S. ragtops this year, despite nostalgia and a yearslong decline as air conditioning and safety concerns shift buyers away from open cars. Cadillac trails with about 14,000 sales. Leyland targets at least 48,000 US convertibles.
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