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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1970
Page
4
Local ads list 32 cent a line rates and noon cutoffs with specials at Murphy's Plaza including Submarines 44 cents buy three get one free Stacked hot roast beef and 79 cent meal. Flick's Tastee freez lunch 90 cents ham sandwich fries and milk shake.
The News Today Report compiled as of 7 AM today lists contacts for emergencies at Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service. Admitted patients include Mary Piccirillo and William Ingram plus several others by last name and address. Discharged residents are named with street addresses and family connections, including Denice McMichael and Julius Golz, among others.
A fire destroyed the Green Brothers Lumber sawmill on Route 74, Blockville, causing an estimated $400,000 in damage. About 75 firefighters from Ashville, Panama, Lakewood, and Clymer fought the blaze aided by Union City units. No injuries were reported. The fire likely started from a malfunctioning saw motor. the building, rebuilt after a 1962 fire, burned rapidly.
Funeral services for Archie E Powers were held at the Bracken Funeral Home at 11 am yesterday with Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar officiating. Interment was in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers were Ronald Miles Robert Lindstrom William Lindstrom Jr Terry Moore Gerald Walker and Herbert Walton. Here from away were Debbie Chamberlin Spartansburg Wallace Powers Mrs Winifred Morton Lavonne Morton Clifford Powers all of Y Mrs Viola Runge and Mrs Colbert Powers of Buffalo N Y Mr and Mrs Kenneth Whaley Mrs Lois Gordy Mrs Ethel Proper all of Union City and Mr and Mrs Norman Haner of Sugar Grove. Passenger killed Town Hill Pa John S Lansdowne 20 of Cleveland Ohio killed yesterday when the car in which he was a passenger skidded beneath the rear of a truck on Interstate 70 near here state police. The driver Randolph Snorden 2 of Flat Rock Michigan was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
Pittsburgh schools face possible shutdown this fall as 57 city buildings powered by coal furnaces must meet the county air limits. The Pittsburgh Education Board seeks a temporary exemption, cites budget and low-sulphur coal shortages, and plans to replace coal boilers with gas by 1980 after a Monday hearing.
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