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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
4
Local line ad notes the Spartansburg Volunteer Fire Department hosts a pancake and sausage supper Saturday February 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. Adults 1.50, students 1, under 6 free, at the new firehall. Also lists swimming lessons, fish dinner at Corry Motor Inn, and other community notices.
Light snow blanketed Pennsylvania with 3 to 5 inches in Somerset and Bedford counties by mid-morning while other areas saw about two inches on I 79. A tractor-trailer rolled on I 70 in Westmoreland County injuring the driver, and one lane was snow covered on the Turnpike from the Ohio line to Bedford. Schools delayed in Pittsburgh suburbs. Monongahela Wharf lot closed due to high water. The river was near flood stage but receding as precipitation continued with snow sleet and possible freezing rain forecast.
Tomorrow afternoon desk volunteers Nellie Burlingame and tomorrow evening Bernice McIntyre. Admitted include Eugene Muzzy Spartansburg Mrs Aniela Kalamajka R D 1 Corry David 6 son of Mr and Mrs David Lindstrom Garland Mrs Glenn Graham Garland Larry Stultz R D 3 Corry Mary Jo Waltier 335 Shawnee avenue Eric 3 and Lamont 8 sons of Mr and Mrs Francis Jaquith R D 4 Mrs Michele Mohnkern 712 West Main street Discharged Archie Conner R D 3 Spartansburg Mrs William Carter Spartansburg Brian 4 son of Mr and Mrs Olin Madison 318 Worth street Peter 12 son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Foley 10 Wayne street Mrs Kenneth Capela R D 3 Corry Mrs Olive Schooley 138 North Center street Mrs James Roden Jr Clymer Bruce Thompson 30 Franklin street Rev William Mellveen 26 East Frederick street transferred to Hamot
In 1974, Edmund L. Thomas Center detained 492 youths, average age 16, totaling 5 598 days with an average 11.4 days each. Most detentions were for running away, with 145 from foster homes, 71 from institutions, 48 violating probation, and 129 girls plus 363 boys facing varied charges from incorrigibility to rape and auto theft. The center serves as detention with placement in mind. In Toledo, the Better Business Bureau rejected a request from a man who bought a fishing license but never fished, seeking a refund.
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