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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1975
Page
3
The Ladies Bridge Group of the Corry Country Club met Thursday at the Corry Motor Inn for a bridge luncheon with Mrs. Virginia Ross and Mrs. W. K. Shindledecker as hostesses. Prizes went to Mrs. Horton Davis Miss Louise Mount Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. J. H. Heerline. Next meeting slated for January 16 at the Corry Motor Inn with hostesses Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mrs. Nellie Dunlap.
Mrs. Madeline Dodd will attend as her husband Chuck receives the Master Farmer for 1974 award at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. The Dodd family farms 1,000 acres in Columbus Warren County with a dairy operation, ice cream sales, and a farm store.
Paula Mountain returns home from Schenectady after a week with her son and daughter in law Dennis Mountain. Paul Mountain and family vacationed in Arizona with Paula Mountain’s parents. Faith Church Ladies Aid to meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs Cecil Carbaugh’s home to tie a quilt. Sam Bachomner visits Erie relatives after stay with grandparents on Concord street. Bruce Bailey family hosts holiday guests from Indiana and Waterford. Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children meets Monday at 7 p.m. at Dr Barber Center 151 Maple Ave with officer elections. Household hint suggests batter dipped French fried onion rings. Ruskin quote about kindness and friendship.
U S District Court Judge William Nealon issued a temporary restraining order halting the National Park Service from buying the 96 acre Gettysburg area farm designated for a new visitors center at Gettysburg National Military Park. Adams County Commissioners had challenged the project and a Jan. 28 hearing set a permanent injunction.
NBC plans to extend Another World from 30 to 60 minutes five days a week starting January six. Lin Bolen says the move aims to deepen storytelling by allowing longer scenes and bridging station breaks. If it succeeds, NBC may extend other serials and CBS ABC may follow.
ERIE The contingency fund for the new 6.3 million jail and courthouse expansion could end with over 200000 remaining if spending continues. Architects note the fund started at 323000, minus about 28000 in change orders for a current balance of 296000.
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 76, showed improvement after a stroke near the Bahamas. Doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center reported he had some loss of movement on his left side but was improving and maintaining an excellent appetite. The court statement said he remains on anticoagulants and began physical therapy.
Erie County's salary board approved hiring its first full time law clerk at 13000 dollars annually. Ted G. Miller of Erie, 28, begins Dec 30 after working at Legal Services of Northwestern Pennsylvania and private practice since 1974. Senior Judge says workload may require more clerks if needed. Christensen to replace Fuller as chief juvenile probation officer with a 17839 salary. Fuller retiring and in therapy, alert and with good appetite.
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