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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1972
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads notes Taylor's Jewelry will be closed through Saturday due to the death of Mrs Taylor. The notice requests understanding from customers and signals a temporary halt to business activities.
Two New Brighton children turned over a bag of narcotics valued over 6000 to authorities two days after attending a mobile drug education class. Sheriff John Hineman said the pills and codeine were found after a home burglary, with the kids recognizing the drugs and leading to the discovery. The incident follows a recent education program aimed at preventing drug use among grade school students.
Police in Temple Terrace Florida hunt a thief who took a 25 pound five foot tall blinking candle from the Christmas street display. City electrician Robert Byram said crews were hanging the remaining 46 candles when one vanished before completion.
A local taxpayers group says the State Auditor General will conduct a full audit of the Erie public school district. The audit follows allegations that payroll clerk Mary Fuhrman embezzled about 7000 over two years and the board's private audit, seen by critics as insufficient, prompted police involvement.
Senator R Budd Dwyer of Meadville announces new boundaries for the 50th Senatorial District becoming effective. The district now excludes Titusville and adds portions of Erie County Wattsburg Mill Village Waterford and Wayne Amity Venango Greene Summit Waterford LeBoeuf townships plus all of Mercer and Crawford Counties except Titusville. Dwyer serves the added Erie County areas and will coordinate with Erie Senator Quentin Orlando on regional projects.
A new telephone directory lists 586 9100 for the Northampton Fire Department but the number belongs to Dr. Warren Fisher. The mix up caused his office to ring constantly while officials fix the billing misassignment. 911 was recently adopted for emergencies and the billing system could not handle a three digit code.
Florence Sherlock notes snow scarce but winter mood returns as deer season begins. Local residents visit kin, attend weddings, and celebrate Thanksgiving. Updates include births, military assignments, out-of-town visits, and requests for deer sighting notices for the Sparta news column.
McKean area girl Bren da Flak aged 14 was hospitalized with a broken leg and facial injuries after a car struck her and a runaway Shetland pony about three miles east of town last night. The pony was killed. Police said she rode west to corral the pony when it darted into the eastbound lane and was struck by John W. Ware of Waterford who was driving the other vehicle.
The Corryev(en) Journal outlines its daily and Sunday publication, pricing by mail and carrier, including subscription rates and advertising rules. It notes Associated Press rights and staff roles such as publisher managing editor and pressroom foreman.
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