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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1973
Page
4
A Saturday night event at Corry Central Labor Club features The Happy Gang performing from 10 to 2. Members and guests are invited for an evening of dancing and socializing with music and refreshments.
Corry Fine Arts Council presents the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra in concert at Corry Area High School with John Gosling conducting on Saturday February 17 at 8 30 p m. Adults two dollars, students one dollar. Tickets available at Grice s Wharf ton s and Rossbacher s.
A World Book Encyclopedia note states the giant anteater lacks teeth. Its snout exceeds a foot in length while its mouth remains tiny, about the size of a thumbtack head, and it licks ants with a sticky long tongue.
Local notes report patient status at Veterans Hospital Erie and Corry Memorial Hospital for Joseph Betag and Mrs Grace Smith. Community notices include Concord Township Republican Caucus details, upcoming bake sale, Lear Jet stereo promotions, Virgil Tubbs home from hospital, health concerns for Nina Armitage, and new residents Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bailey. Community events list Valentine party at Dobbs Corner Sunday School and Spring Creek PTA candlelighting ceremony with Girl Scouts Founders Day Tea.
Memorial Hospital report as of 7 A.M. lists admissions including Gerald Smith of Columbus and Karen Sabol 11 months old from Union City. Discharges include Rick Houser Marion street and Leo Flaherty Bear Lake RD 1 plus multiple local residents and children from Spartansburg Clymer North East Sugar Grove and Columbus.
Miss Stacy Sherred RD 3 Union CI Mrs Frances Alter RD 5 Waterford Edward Kohl Jr RD 1 Wattsburg David E Alcox RD 3 Waterford John Robinson 90 South Main Street Craig A Pollock RD 4 Union City Mrs Emma VanTassel RD 2 Centerville
London AP reports Rod Stewart chosen world’s top male pop vocalist by Disc readers. He also wins top British vocalist. Alice Cooper group named top international group. Schools Out cited as top single of 1972. Keith Emerson named top musician. Melanie named top international female vocalist.
At the annual meeting of the Clymer French Creek Free Library Association Mrs Walter DeShazer was elected president and Mrs Gerald Wassink vice president both four year terms. Other officers include Ellen Gleason secretary and Harry Vidal treasurer. The librarian reported 8350 loans in 1972 and holdings of 6000 hard covers 500 paperbacks 350 records and 15 magazines. Special programs included preschool and elementary story hours and a July film series. The year saw interior repainting and a new record file. The library acquired bound volumes of the former Clymer Independent funded by editor Wayne Morrison. Community notices cover Legion meetings home and club events along with World Day of Prayer plans and local social visits. Specter to run for third term as Philadelphia DA.
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