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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1975
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a church service scene with prayer, worship, fellowship, and choir activities. Despite garbled OCR, references to a street name Melson and a church setting suggest a neighborhood faith gathering focused on communal prayer and music.
A local church outreach combines prayer and youth service as Pastor Craig leads attendees and the community explores support for the school and student activities. The event highlights continued collaboration between church groups and local education officials.
Park Avenue Baptist Church invites worshipers to a service today with a prayer gathering and community prayer time. Pastor leads worship and welcomes all to join in a brief period of prayer and reflection.
Erie County District Attorney Robert Chase vowed fines of 4000 dollars and a crackdown on Sunday openings by supermarkets after Loblaw officials said they would not honor the Sunday sales moratorium. Police will join a Blue Laws patrol to issue citations against violators.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Fall harvested crops supply the best values as stored items like potatoes cabbage onions apples and pears arrive from storage while imports from distant areas bring cabbage celery radishes bananas and citrus. Canned and frozen vegetables in 1974 were up from 1973 with higher costs across inputs. potato crops set records, while frozen french fries rose in popularity and per person consumption shifted toward processed forms. Potatoes must be stored from light and greened tubers peeled to avoid bitter or poisonous sections.
National Airlines unveiled a bargain plan offering rear cabin seating on jumbo jets to cut day coach fares by about 45 percent. If approved, the "po-frill" service from Miami to New York would be 61 dollars one way, and Miami to Los Angeles 112, with limited meals and allowed personal food.
The Pennsylvania Insurance Department may seek a court injunction if Argonaut Insurance Co plans to cancel malpractice coverage for about 4 000 doctors by December 31. Argonaut will cut its rate increase request to 207 percent from 256 percent. The department will hold hearings in Philadelphia March 18 and 19 to address the issue.
PSU defensive tackle Mike Hartenstine faces a March 14 preliminary hearing on assault and harassment charges. The 21 year old from Bethlehem was arrested Tuesday after an early Sunday incident involving Charles DeNunzio of Derry. Hartenstine, a 6 foot 3 inch, 233 pound senior, was preparing to withdraw from Penn State when the alleged incident occurred. He was released on bond after appearing before District Magistrate Clifford Yorks.
Pittsburgh AP reports college students often overlook policy terms after signing high school or college insurance. The state Insurance Department notes graduates who cancel may still owe premiums. Some firms offer seniors policies from 10000 to 20000 dollars, with interest paid while in school and a promissory note for the first year after graduation.
Pittsburgh AP report details former State Rep. Max Homer Jr facing nine counts for extortion related to kickbacks from Gordon Terminal Service Ruthrauff Inc. Rox Plumbing and Heating Co. plus perjury indictments against North Braddock officials and contractor Long Hauling. Also noted are charges against Vincent Mannella and others in a park contract extortion probe and a Mazzei appeal hearing for a new trial on an extortion conviction.
Wolfe warns students about signing insurance policies via trusted peers and fraternity members explaining high first year commissions. He urges understanding terms and avoiding blank spaces on forms, advising to verify any policy with the Pontoon Bridge project note in Hobart.
New clinical tests at a major university hospital prove the ODRINEX Plan helps you lose excess weight quickly. The pill tames hunger and lets you eat three meals daily while eating fewer calories. The ad promises improved appearance and well being, with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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