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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1971
Page
3
Reading is limited and jumbled. Mentions early jokes, urban life, and a reference to Viet Nam era context. Possible names not clear. Contains scattered phrases about people, places, and dates but no complete event or clear outcome.
A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Royal Nickerson of A D 2 Corry. The birth adds a new member to the Nickerson family in Corry as of today.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Turnpike revenue rose with nearly 51.5 million motorists paying $74.7 million in fares for the year ending May 31. Despite traffic shifts to I-81 and a recession, actual losses were smaller than anticipated.
Jamestown Housing Authority’s plan for a high rise low cost development by Building Systems Inc. was rejected by HUD on a split vote. The action stems from a recommendation favoring a bid by a Cleveland firm over the lowest bid, with officials arguing the higher bid preserves quality.
Miss Brenda Jean Hibbard wed John Klus Jr at St Theresa of Avila Church Union City. Bride is daughter of Terrance Hibbard Waterford. Groom son of John Klus Sr Union City. Penn State graduate in agricultural business. to join Agway in Kittanning Pa. They will reside in Rural Valley Pa. Formerly head secretary Erie Agricultural Extension Office. Honeymoon in Washington DC.
Rochester physician Dr. Mary B. Sears visited Corry with her mother and joined an American Medical Women's Association meeting in Williamsburg before travel to Western Canada for oncology sessions in Edmonton and Jasper. She and Miss Marilyn Crane observed the Kirtland's Warbler in Mio Michigan, a rare species protected by Audubon and forest services. They also visited Grand Rapids and discussed geology with Miss Crane’s father.
Dr. Oscar E. Remick, newly elected president, will be installed in a public ceremony in the Amphitheater at Chautauqua on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. The event marks the first formal installation for the institution. The program includes invocations by Dr. Herbert Gezork, greetings by Joseph C. Clarke, and an address on “An Inherited Challenge.” Music features Mozart pieces, organ works, and hymns chosen by Remick. Remick, elected April 17, 1971, will also serve as program director and will reside year round with his wife Emma Lorance and their three sons.
A Warren man, William P. Stuart, 22, was sentenced to one year in the Chautauqua County Jail for criminally negligent homicide in the Jan 23 death of eight month old Jamestown girl Sonya Rublee. He had pleaded guilty June 25 after being indicted for manslaughter.
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