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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1977
Page
4
A compiled notice from The News Today lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital, with dozens of local residents named and their addresses. The item also promotes community events and local business notices including sales, entertainment, and public postings.
In WESTOVER Pennsylvania James T Solley 55 was killed when pinned by a coal delivering dump truck at Harmony Grange. Driver Jay D Janod 35 cited heavy blowing snow obscuring Solley behind the truck. Both were not clearly identified in the summary.
Pennzoil confirms long range plans to expand its Rouseville refinery, with Allan Hoffman stating development is in progress. A WSJ quote by J Hugh Liedtke about a 50 percent expansion is noted but not commented on by Hoffman. Walt's Head refinery will shut next week, with crude flowing to Pennzoil as supply tightens. First US desalting plant in Key West opens producing .5 million gallons daily.
Dear Abby answers readers on family duty and body image while sharing letters from a 17 year old seeking support for padded bras and a Pittsburgh operator asking for consideration of workers. The column closes by inviting personal replies to Box No. 69700 in Los Angeles.
Joe Vanik Barbershop will close on February 8 at 2 PM and reopen February 24. A bridal register will be available for all brides to register gift preferences, hosted by Grice Jewelers.
The ninth annual Snowmobile Grand Prix runs Saturday and Sunday at Wattsburg Fairgrounds. Sanctioned by the Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association and sponsored by the Presque Isle Jaycees, over 150 entrants race for about $4,000. Races start at 1 p.m with a roofed grandstand and heated concession stand available.
Mamie Devitt and her brother, both residents of Polish Hill, were burglarized after two women sought rooms for rent. Police tie the pair to a band of Gypsies linked to over 15 thefts in the past year. About $4,700 in cash and jewelry disappeared while Mrs. Devitt, aged 75, hosted the visitors.
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