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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1971
Page
3
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Titusville police arrested Mrs. Gary Hicks 18 on a charge of unlawful glue sniffing after a raid on her apartment Wednesday morning. At a hearing before District Magistrate Ron Cole Hicks was bound over to Crawford County Court for the May term. Testimony showed a rolled paper bag and glue tube found with two juveniles and James Proper in the apartment. Hicks claimed no knowledge of the sniffing. Hicks posted a $500 bond and was released pending action.
A Millcreek woman Mrs. Arthur Weaver and her 10 year old daughter Diane narrowly escaped a fatal natural gas explosion that demolished their home as workers dug near the property to drain a field. A gas company crew later attempted to plug the line. The family had left for a school bus moments earlier.
CHEER Inc and Erie group The Steady Strivers hosted an eight year celebration for CHEER at the Corry Elks Lodge. The event featured color films of a handicapped bowling tournament, a Harrisburg Gettysburg trip, a pageant, and a magician. Citations were awarded to key volunteers. Local youths assisted with wheelchair transport. Jamestown police later arrested two area men on drug charges.
Two Platt Construction employees suffered injuries yesterday after falling into a hole at the Hamot Hospital mental health facility site at 2nd and French in Erie. Robert Ransom, 35, Conneautville, fractured left shoulder and head lacerations, admitted in fair condition. Albert Mabie, 32, Erie, treated for arm contusions and a minor head injury, released.
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