Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted Nearby
A community hospital column lists admitted patients including Mrs. Lawrence Wade and Scott Fuller in Corry, with others in nearby towns. Discharges include Mrs. Mary Balog and Deborah Carutis, among several residents across Corry and surrounding areas. Local events advertise dances, parades, and sales at merchants, with notices for a free Elks picnic and upcoming sidewalk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wade
R.D
Corry
Thad Gates
Quiet Acres
Corry Scott Fuller
Spartansburg
Michael Javon Jr
Schramling Road
Lawrence Fiscus
Euclid Street
Norman TeCroney
Clymer
James Morton
Snyder Circle
Regis Dombrowski
Mead Avenue
Thomas McCafferty
Columbus
John Bosak
Raymond Avenue
Lazar Lemajic
Edwin Foley
Wayne Street
Glenn Shepard
William Hochsletter
Centerville
Gerald Deutschlander
Gary Whiteley
Union City
David Lillie
Spring Creek
Harold Ayling
Bear Lake
Area Hunter Sues CBS Over Distortion in Documentary
Franklin suit filed June 16 accuses CBS News of invading privacy by airing a documentary on Uhl's hunting near Pymatuning. Filmed without consent, the segment allegedly misrepresented hunters as shooting geese on the ground, placing Uhl in a false light and provoking ridicule. The case seeks over $20,000 in damages and is moved from Venango County Court to Western Pennsylvania Federal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
CHS News
Venango County
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Clare R. Uhl
David P. Brandt
CBS
United States
Uhl
Pymatuning
Hazleton Declares Water Emergency Over Dwindling Supplies
Hazleton Pennsylvania city council declared a water emergency to curb non essential use. The ordinance bans car washing pool filling and demands restaurants stop providing water with meals unless asked. Fines start at 25 dollars, rising to 100 dollars after repeated offenses as reservoirs sit at about 45 percent capacity. Weatherly, 10 miles away, also plans steps to address shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton, Pa
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Hazleton City
Carbon County
Weatherly
Roberts Furniture Wednesday Clearance Sale Offer
Wednesday only sale at Roberts Furniture featuring 10 and 15 percent discounts on all pictures and lamps. Final clearance event runs until 5:30 p.m. at Roberts Furniture location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Roberts Furniture
Beer Can Trading Session at Avalon Lanes
A beer can collectors trading session is set for Saturday August 13 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Avalon Lanes 28 East Main Street. More than 200 different cans will be available to trade. The trading fee is 50 cents per trade and 25 cents for nontraders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Lanes
East Main Street
Bemco Bedding and Roberts Furniture Sale Prompt
Wednesday special offers highlight furniture deals with 25 percent and 30 percent discounts on Bemco bedding, end tables, and cocktail tables at Roberts Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemco
Roberts Furniture
Warren Fire Hall To Cost 3.24 Mills
Warren Borough approves a 20 year bond plan to raise real estate taxes by 1.24 mills for a new fire hall and a Department of Operating Services building. The 1.3 million bond would cost about 108000 annually with 859937 in interest, options include 20 to 40 year terms with corresponding payments and totals. Cornell President Raymond Marti opposes the 20 year term. Follow Beavers on Corry Evening Journal sports pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren — Warren
Department of Operating Services
Warren
Butcher and Singer
Cornell
Raymond Marti
Wha
Dear Abby Readers Debate Handicapped Parking and Tipping
A collection of letters to Dear Abby covers topics from handicapped parking etiquette to tipping Canadian tourists, with a Minnesotan reader sharing nonvisible disabilities and a Cleveland reader weighing in on cross border courtesy. The exchange ends with Abby promoting her booklet and requesting a self‑addressed stamped envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Duluth
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nuclear material diversion questioned as 8000 pounds unaccounted
Congressional staffer says intelligence agency believes some nuclear material may have been diverted from a power plant while officials insist no missing weapons grade plutonium and uranium were stolen. Hearings focus on safeguards as 3400 pounds plutonium and 4800 pounds enriched uranium are unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
House Commerce Subcommittee
Robert W. Fri
Energy Research and Development Administration
Fri
Lee V. Gossick
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Subcommittee
Michael Ward
John Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Fun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
TA Today
Mary Balog
Hatch Street
Lynn Gates
Josephine Sherman
West Smith Street
Nelson TeCroney
Bradley Norman
Elizabeth Villa
West Street
Opal Ayers
Liberty Street
Walter Stateman
Waive Rowland
Youngsville
Darla Brown
William Cochrane
Deborah Carutis
Robert Kensinger
William Kusaj
South Center
Airport Road Area
Johnson’s Grove
Leo Jackman
Corner Center
Allegheny Mountain Boys
Snyder
Auto Parts
Kendall
Warren County Fair
Columbus Ace
John Deere
Phil McCray
Paul
Marion, Smith and Frederick Street
Augie
Marty
North Center Street
Eureka
A.M
Elgin Fruit Market
Orton’s
Area Hunter
Woodworth
the Beavers
Corry Evening Journal
Mrntin Nationas Seecleo Imorticiaas
Tarve
Bracken
Ons Tees
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W, Bracken
Dean Abbby
Texas
Mrs. C
Blatt. Bros. Corry ‘Drive-In
Richard Harris
Rossbacher Insurance Service
1St Avenue Corry, Pa
Leta Goodwill
James E, Cose
Garfield‘s
Clarence Fuller Jr
James Cooney
Lehman’s Tire Service
1St Ave
Wayne Holthouse
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crowd Milker
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
South First Avenue
Kim Blount
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