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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1974
Page
4
Local ads list restaurant dinners and specials at B's Steak House Corry Bakery and Dutch Village Restaurant, with closing hours for December holidays. Holiday party reservations and Eve menus appear for Venture Inn and Elm Dairy, plus tree sales at Berkey's Seenhouse and various hours adjustments.
Heavy snow swept across the Midwest and Great Lakes, hindering Christmas shopping as up to six inches piled in northern Illinois and heavier amounts from Iowa to Michigan. The system threatened travel nationwide with slick roads, advisories in southern Michigan and northern Indiana, and additional snow and wind in the West and Northeast.
DESK VOLUNTEERS Tomorrow Afternoon Clara Hill Tomorrow Evening Verene Loveland ADMITTED John Kowalski R D 2 Corry Darlene 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Johnson R D 2 Corry Mrs Edward Bellinger R D 3 Corry Jacob Zimmerman Union City DISCHARGED Keith W Szep Jr R D 1 Wattsburg Mrs Paul Edwards North Clymer Ella Pahls R D 2 Corry Edward Partch 926 East South street Mrs Robert Crosby R D 2 Spartansburg Mrs Estella Tripp Spring Creek Donna Nutt and infant son R D 3 Gilbert Peterson R D 2 Corry Debbie 13 daughter of Judy Volpe Spartansburg Mrs Walter Rhodes 129 Wright Mrs Victor Dempsey 512 West Smith Gerald Rogers Sr R D 2 Spartansburg Shirley Yarathh 115 Maple avenue B s Steak House Dancing Saturday 9 to 1 30 Featuring The Goldentones 1421 Corry Central Labor Club Dance tonight The Happy Gang Also appearing New Year s Eve Both times 10 till in 1121 Last minute gift suggestions Picture frames magnifiers splicers slide viewers at Cathers 1108 North Center Street 3424
Erie County negotiations with county workers will be broadcast and open to the public after County Commissioner William O. Hill requested 10 am sessions be public. Union president Dolores Bross supported openness, saying there is no impasse and public背景 may aid understanding.
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