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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1975
Page
5
A fragment notes discussing ending ICA and weighing the Volta era collapse. It references speculative financial or political shifts, urging reconsideration of leadership and policy direction amid uncertain sentiment.
Erie area posters name four year old Nanette Johnson as the 1978 March of Dimes Poster Child. The Mothers March against birth defects is set for January 25, 1976, to fund research and education with the theme Happy Birthday America. Local chairmen list contact numbers for participation.
Seventy Philadelphia Electric Co executives received sizable raises after a recent rate increase request. The PUC hearing disclosed salaries of 40,000 plus, with 50 officers seeing 11 to 25 percent raises, as PE warned missing the funds could halt a 10 million nuclear plant project near Pottstown.
Desi Danielle McMichael daughter of Daniel and Mary McMichael of 318 Fast South Corry celebrated turning one. The party at the McMichael home featured Christmas decor miniature reindeer and poinsettias with Santa greeting guests and presenting favors. Family attendees included Robbins Slye Proctor McMichael and Bertha McMichael among others. Desi received gifts and toys for the occasion.
A Columbus home party celebrated Robin and Rodney Curtis turning six with Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy themed cakes and candy favors. Prize winners included Tim Ponder Billy Nelson Loretta Nielsen and Denise Weaver with Darrell Stull earning a special award. Guests ranged from siblings to friends and grandparents from Erie Columbus and Spartansburg. Pam Curtis and Bonnie Morton helped run games and gifts were plentiful. Also a note about rising teen pregnancies from the National Foundation March of Dimes and a plug for Te Journal daily.
Mrs Katherine Bailey of 33 Vine street Corry departs for Nebraska to vacation at the home of her son in law and daughter Senior Master Sergeant Robert Betts and Mrs Linda Betts in Bellevue. She will stay several weeks, possibly the rest of winter, while Sgt Betts serves with the United States Air Force at Offutt AFB near Omaha.
Nancy McLaughlin a Corry Area High School senior was chosen as December Girl of the Month by faculty. She is active in German Club American Field Service volleyball and tennis and plans college at George Washington University or Cornell University. The January 28 ceremony will be hosted by the Corry BPW Club with family guests in attendance.
Keystone Crusaders Citizens Band Radio Club held Christmas caroling at Colonial Terrace Motel with Santa delivering gifts. They later met at Mrs. Earl icQueen’s home, then held a Christmas dinner at VFW Post Home with 26 members, featuring chicken, dancing and a gift exchange. Door prize went to August repa er ee oct eat or. Also reported are multiple local births in December 1975 at Corry area hospitals and a note explaining zero Fahrenheit equals snow-salt mix temperature.
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