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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1975
Page
4
Local Line O Ads show prices on shoes and boots with 20 to 50 percent discounts. Barstow's Footwear promotes sale items including ladies' shoes and winter boots with multi-pair offers. Deer Head Inn hours listed for served meals Tuesday through Saturday. Children’s letters note appears at end.
Elks announce a Past Exalted Rulers and officers meeting Thursday January 23 at 8 p.m. at 3122 Pancake Supper Saturday January 25 at Elgin Beaverdam Fire Hall from 4 30 to 7 p.m. All you can eat pancakes. Prices adults 1 50 students 1 and preschoolers free. address 3113 15 17 6425.
Children ages 5 to 12 are invited to color posters at the Ritz Restaurant. Prizes awarded for top entries. Also notes upcoming Spring and Summer yard and farm supplies at Corry Agway with prices, plus music nights at the Corry Motor Inn Foxhead Lounge Tuesday through Thursday starting after 9 p.m.
Item list shows file folders priced at 6.75 per box or 55.95 per 100 by case at General Printing & Office Supply located at 3423 seat. Karen's Gift Shop advertises Mittens Tams Scarves Vaprice and purses with a 25 percent discount at 1121.
Executive Chef Don Borgus joins Venture Inn in Corry Pennsylvania delivering breakfast all you can eat pancakes at 99 percent speed, with lunch in the Fireside Lounge, a menu of chef specials and a famous French dip sandwich, plus a happy lunch cocktail hour. Corry Service Center offers gas at 49.9 per unit.
New York AP report says House Speaker Carl Albert accused NBC ABC and CBS of refusing live TV time for his televised address. NBC aired a taped 9 p.m. speech after Albert spoke at 8 p.m. Mutual radio. ABC planned a 10 p.m. Tuesday air, CBS a 10 p.m. Wednesday air for Hubert Humphrey.
A local Elks Club hosts a dance featuring the Hot Ice band this Saturday February 22. The event location is listed in a community notice alongside a rummage sale and winter parts promotion.
Union City Memorial Hospital has started a capital funds drive to raise 350000 as part of an overall project costing 800000 or more. Executive Director William C Green Jr cites need to modernize building meet life safety codes regain accreditation and replace aging infrastructure including roof corridors and sprinklers. An X ray unit costing 100000 is planned. Architectural firm Gray Weber Kern and MacKrell and Haney Associates lead the effort. The hospital serves the Union City area as a not for profit community institution for almost five decades and is not to be closed.
A desk volunteers notice lists names for tomorrow events in Corry and surrounding areas with multiple residents and addresses. Discharged names include Fern McAfee and Dorothy Boylan among others. The piece closes with Bob Hope’s return as Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival grand marshal for May 3.
Arctic cold enveloped the Northeast and much of the East as a storm dumped up to four inches of snow on Washington and nearby states. Temperatures plunged below zero from Pennsylvania to New England with readings in the low teens around New York City. Travel advisories were issued across the Dakotas, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin as wind, freezing rain and snow disrupted highways from the central Rockies to the upper Mississippi Valley.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette alleges Mayor Peter Flaherty used a $47,000 USIA film in his 1974 senate bid. The paper says KDKA-TV aired clips from The Candidates Speak Out, amid questions of film origin and compliance. Flaherty says any use was inadvertent or by others, while station officials note equal time for candidates. Schweiker won the general election.
The U S Product Safety Commission failed to ban firecrackers and bottle rockets before the 1974 Independence Day. Time constraints and appeals from Asian manufacturers undermined the effort, delaying rules for the holiday. The panel estimated 6600 fireworks injuries in 1973 and noted existing bans on large devices since 1967.
Montreal police report a night club blaze at Gargantua in the east end killed 13 people, ten men and three women. Firefighters found the bodies jammed in a locked back room. officials say all victims suffocated and that the fire appeared deliberately set as part of an underworld settling of accounts.
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