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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1976
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads lists trembles of Corry Memorial Hospital with admissions and discharges for local residents. Community notices include meetings, fairs, shop promotions, and events from August with venue details and times across Spartansburg Clymer and Corry.
Brick 2 bedroom ranch style home with fireplace. Located near North Hills. Call 664 4234 for details. Listing reference 1414.
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting print and noting the permanence of written records in culture and memory.
Your City By Dave Johnson answers reader questions about Corry's downtown plans and parking, arguing the city lags but is modernizing without hurting downtown vitality. It notes plazas add retail space with few vacancies, compares Jamestown, explains parking meters for access, and clarifies fence setback rules near property lines.
Harbormaster John Lampe dies after a struggle with Arthur Glen Hicks Jr who broke into his home. Hicks, arraigned on criminal homicide and burglary charges, held on $50,000 bond. Witnesses describe a violent entry and rapid police response. Lampe, a former police captain, served in WW II and spent his life on the lakefront.
Abigail Van Buren weighs in on readers’ clashes between urban in-laws and rural traditions. A correspondent laments city relatives tearing at farm possessions and hoarding photos while another asks how to handle intrusive kin and a rekindled marriage. Abby suggests moving away with partner John to reclaim life, reassure the daughter, and enjoy the years ahead.
Dan Scannell surveys summer TV parodies and cultural quips from a Buffalo channel column. The piece riffs on Mary Hartman and historic Bicentennial nostalgia, adds pop culture remarks about Beach Boys concerts, jokes about deja vu, and pokes fun at politics and media icons.
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