Corry Chamber Dinner Highlights 1977 Plans
About 80 members and guests attended the Corry Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at the Corry Motor Inn to review 1976 activity and preview 1977. Speaker James H. Spekce of Erie discussed preserving the free enterprise system. Rev. Patrick A. Maier welcomed guests, and Michael E. DeCorte was introduced as the new chamber manager. The program marked DeCorte’s first major function and Maier’s opening year as president. The chamber staff for 1977 includes James Brutcher, Wilbur Schuldt, Leo Jackman, Charles Webster, Gertrude White, Richard Flye, Jerry Mick, Elva Fantasie, Frank Smith, Robert Sparkes, Richard Shannon, and Embert V. Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Michael E. DeCorte
Speke
Decorte
Maier
James Brutcher
National Fuel Gas
Wilbur Schuldt
Marine National Bank
Leo Jackman
Jackman's Men's Apparel
Charles Webster
Erie County Plastics Corp
Gertrude White
The
Reed Shop
Richard Flye
Flye Rexall Drugs
Jerry Mick
Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
Elva Fantasie
Sears, Roebuck Co
Frank Smith
Melnnes Steel Co
Federal probe widens into Pa. fatal crash near Harrisburg
A federal National Transportation Safety Board team arrives in Bressler to investigate a Piper Cheyenne crash that killed nine, with debris strewn across a residential area. Witnesses describe a troubling in-flight sound and a ground impact that destroyed the Geary home and injured or killed eight passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Francis H. McAdams
National Transportation Safety Board
Exj
Pennsylvania
William Sherlock
GOP
Richard Frame
McAdams
Bressler
Russell
Beverly Geary
Boll 36
William Smith
Sherlock
John Krebs
Charles Wilson
Transportation Department
Penndot
Larry Pensyl
David Wolf
Edwin Soisson
Elk County
Capitol City
Susquehanna River
Eric
Bob Buckhorn
Sue Marroquin
Mike Kostelac
Plane in A-1 condition after fatal crash near Risbury
The twin-engine Piper Cheyenne turboprop, crashed near Risbury, killing nine people including two state officials. A Piper Aircraft spokesman said the 700,000 aircraft was in top condition with about 147 hours since overhaul when the accident occurred. The Cheyenne, produced March 1 1974, costs about 900,000 fully equipped. Governor Shapp had flown in the aircraft weeks earlier with no known issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Risbury
Piper Aircraft Corp
Piper
Ase
J. 1
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Erie
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Robert Sparkes
Corry Jamestown Corp
Richard Shannon
Associated Springs
Barnes Group
Embert V. Earle
Earle Insurance
Moier
Geary
Milton Shapp
William F. Renwick
Dilk
Area Transportation Authority
Berkey
Heinz U.S
Mfr
South
Canta Steel
Panevan
Cock Arboraere
Cééh
Corry Journal
YMCA
Committee
igandstand-In-The Park
Corry Aves
Cailarin
Eac
Official