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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1974
Page
4
Local ad notices 4 to 10 p.m. service Tue through Sat at Deer Head Inn with weekly hours. Barstow's Footwear lists baseball shoes in stock. linoleum sales and Sundial no-wax finishes featured by Cherry Builders Supply. also Line-O-Ad rates 40 cents a line and noon day-of publication deadline.
In Pittsburgh, patrons at the Roma Hotel Bar reacted with a mix of indifference and support as President Nixon spoke on Watergate. Some praised his honesty, others called for tapes, while a few dismissed the remarks as a coverup. Local residents voiced varied opinions on the president's message and implications.
Channel Master 8track car tape player now 33.30 at Anthony's Auto Parts 802 North Center street phone 664 773. Also Mother's Day shipment of Angel Wing candles and candle rings at Carol's Carousel 2430 2.
Corry Agway offers a Mother’s Day special on rose bushes in plastic buckets. Regular price four fifty each, sale price three for eight forty nine. Customer numbers show strong in-store demand as spring planting peaks in the area.
Venture Inn presents The Roll ing Rock for a Saturday night show from 9 30 to 1 30. The article invites readers to see a new band for a change at the Inn Place in Town.
FBI reports heavy phone inquiries as public appeal for information on Patricia Hearst kidnapping draws no new developments. SLA has five days to accept a four million dollar food-for-freedom offer, with Hearst family and Hearst Foundation pledging funds for a large food handout if she is released unharmed.
Corry Memorial Hospital reports as of 7 A M. lists admitted and discharged patients. Admitted include Mrs Monte Turner Youngsville Mrs Joseph Paquet 540 Wayne St Mrs Helen Pless 1241 White St Savoyed Freeman Sherman N Y Mrs Howard Ross Corry Nancy Peterson R D 3 Union City Mrs Bruce Brightman R D 1 North Clymer Mrs Clifford Daily R D 3 Corry. Discharged include Mrs Mark Ladika and son Edinboro Mrs John Bulard and daughter 322 Apache Ave Earl Coons R D 2 Corry Mrs Roy Lillie Spring Creek Mrs Melvin Rogers R D 2 Spartansburg Donald Stanbro 112 Lemon St Mrs Mary Machae 314 Euclid St Mrs Henry Creel R D Pittsfield Patrick Patterson 10 grandson of Mrs Ruth Hiner 516 West Church Robert Bogert Columbus Beverly Bearce 13 daughter of Mrs Ben Brooks 152 West Smith St.
Becky the domestic mouse owned by 1 year old Rosemary Plumley underwent successful surgery to remove a golf ball sized tumor in Charleston. The veterinarian reported eight stitches used to close the incision, the mouse went home the same evening and returned for staple removal after 10 days. The pet recovery appeared favorable.
Harrisburg AP The House approved a package of sales tax exemptions allowing senior citizen or veteran groups to buy without the 6 percent tax and exempting off premise ice cream purchases from tax. The measure passed 170 to 8 with no debate and heads to the Senate amid concerns from Revenue Secretary Yakowicz about vague requirements and possible loopholes. A separate amendment would let farmers in the preferential land tax program sell up to 10 acres annually for development without losing the remaining land’s status.
Government market experts warn canned vegetables and some items will be tight in May while meats and dairy look ample. Beefs, pork, broilers, turkeys, and eggs are expected to rise modestly. potatoes remain light. Canned stocks for beans corn and peas are below normal. dry beans and split peas remain in short supply despite lentils peaking in four years.
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