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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1974
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions district school funding and a possible vote or levy. It lists unclear terms like percent, lent or limit but no definite dates or names. The readable parts imply a discussion of tax levels or borrowing for schools.
Fragmentary text describes a crowded scene with references to a groom, a fiveway arrangement, and women present. The garbled OCR hints at a sports or event setting but provides no clear entities or actions to confirm a specific news item.
Miss Linda Taylor and Miss Jill Taylor hosted a stork shower for their sister in law Mrs Jeff Taylor of Columbus at the Taylor home in East Hillcrest. Green and yellow decor featured a floral candle arrangement and baby’s breath. gifts were plentiful for the upcoming birth.
Harrisburg AP The state Justice Department ruled non union state employees may receive free prescription medicines as the same benefit extended to unionized Commonwealth workers The Shapp administration backed extending the perk to nonunion staff including management The opinion by Deputy Atty Gen Barnett Satinsky says the constitutional clause on emoluments does not bar action by the state Executive Board which voted to extend the prescription benefit The Board of six cabinet members plus the governor sets state employment policy
Troy Boerst, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Boerst Jr, turns five tomorrow after a family party and a trip to the Erie County Fair. Joseph Vadovich visits Corry from Lynwood California while locals attend Grange and Neighbors Club events and Weight Watchers announces senior rate reductions. Planned church youth director W Michael Yoakum and Criss Cole of Findley Lake prepare for a wedding in October.
Honolulu reports a thriving trade in jewelry made from Puka shells driving beachcombers to haul sacks of shells from Oahu beaches. Prices range from 18 to 50 dollars for chokers and bracelets. a pound yields about 10 dollars. The rush has sparked crowds, quarrels, and litter on popular shores as collectors race to gather tiny, hole-centered shells for sale.
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