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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1975
Page
4
The page lists a mix of local promotions and events including Prime Rib dinners at B's Steak House, pancake and smorgasbord fundraisers, clothing sales at Shamburg's The Fair Store and Paul’s Men’s Wear, a casino lounge at Corry Motor Inn, inflation fighting shoe sale at Barstow's Footwear, a produce stand appearance by Frank Sabo at the Rossbacher lot, and seafood plates at Moose Lodge with weekly Friday hours.
In an emergency call for a physician, contact services immediately using established numbers. If a physician cannot be summoned, alert on duty staff, activate emergency medical response, and follow posted safety procedures to ensure patient care and rapid transport.
IRS says Richard Nixon paid taxes for 1970 to 1972 but has not paid the $148,081 for 1969, part of a four year back tax total of 432,787 with interest and a negligence penalty. 1969 sum dated as overdue despite prior agreement.
Behrend College Continuing Education lists two evening courses in Corry. Blue print Reading and Shop Calculations taught by Jack Rooker, and a graduate course for teachers by Thomas D. Davis. Courses begin Feb 3 with registration Jan 20 21 at Corry Area High School.
Erie County Treasurer Neil McLaughlin reports a possible county record with 1600 dog tag licenses sold in one day 800 at his office and 800 in Fairview. The drive followed a state crackdown announced by Matthew Kania aiming to curb unlicensed dogs with up to 15000 estimated unlicenses last year. Deadline looms but Kania will defer final tally until county visits finish.
Admitted Stanley Savisky of 11 Atlantic Street and discharged baby girl Brunecz from R D 1 Corry. Frank Hover of Spartansburg, Mrs. Thomas Stewart and baby girl from 66 Market Street. Mrs. Kenneth Nunemaker of R01 Centerville and Max Devereaux of R D 4 Union City. Robert Nosk Village ae.
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