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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1975
Page
4
A dense page of Spot Line Ads lists area notices and promotions from Corry and surrounding towns. It covers hospital volunteers, residents names and addresses, Elks picnic details, local business specials, farm markets, union meetings, seafood and fruit vendors, a VFW picnic, dance events, and service ads. It also notes headstones, motor inn features, and various community activities with dates, prices, and contact details.
Admission entries list Mrs. John Clark of Union City RD 3 and Mrs. Richard Berger of Brookhaven PA with multiple other individuals named Julie St John and Dennis Crawford. Discharges include Miss Gretchen Shuster and several individuals with surname Shuster plus Julie St John RD 3 Union City.
Erie County labor specialist James Casey rebutted commissioner Leo Weir, arguing growth in county staff stems from unionization and fringe benefits, while Weir accuses overstaffing and overspending. Casey notes creation of the Tax Claims Bureau and jobs in the office, insisting the county is busier with 1000 employees and rising insurance issues, yet not overstaffed.
The note lists subscription and mailing terms for the Corry Evening Journal, including annual and daily rates, mail delivery details, publication exclusivity by Associated Press, and advertising deadlines. It mentions $25 per year by mail and 28.00 per year in advance, plus single-copy and weekly rates, with display advertising rates available upon request.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on workplace etiquette involving a boss who repays coffee and candy bar costs, a man using an honorary title Doctor, and wedding aisle etiquette. The column also directs readers to counseling services and Abby’s wedding booklet with mailing details.
Erie police near Meadville report a badly decomposed body found in Cussewago Creek is tentatively identified as a missing Erie high school senior. Fingerprints will be used for positive ID. the victim wore a blue midriff sweater and shorts, with hands and feet bound by copper wire. Coroner cites strangulation as the cause, investigation ongoing as names of possible companions emerge.
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