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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
4
The Inn Place in Town presents the best in food and drinks with double happy hour daily. Music by We Three on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Billy Lee and Mark III on Saturday nights. Location at 312 E Ou.
A fragment item notes Ravioli at Uncle Willie's carryout with garlic bread and antipasto for 2.00 per serving. Also mentions Deer Head Inn serving 4 to 10 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday, and Corry Motor Inn buffet Wednesday evening.
Warren area man to face harassment charge after two Jamestown women from Warren State Hospital report a July 29 tailgating incident near a Warren diner. They say a man approached their car with a metal object and shouted obscenities, then fled. Police say Stephen M. Ainsworth, 24, of Warren will be charged with harassment carrying up to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail.
The Gerry Volunteer Firemen's rodeo, the oldest sanctioned event east of Chicago, starts Wednesday and runs through Sunday. Originating in 1945, it draws about 20,000 fans yearly with pro cowboys competing for a $7,000 prize pool. Shows begin at 8:30 each evening with 2:30 matinees on Saturday and Sunday. Tomorrow night is children's night with half price admission.
Marlin D. Carey, owner and president of the B. Levy Estate in Titusville, begins a four year sentence at Lewisburg Penitentiary after pleading guilty to one of 19 counts of fraud in U.S. District Court in Alexandria. The government dropped 18 counts and the case involved about 1.5 million dollars from Washington area investors. Carey bought the B. Levy Estate in 1970.
At least 12 elderly men were safely evacuated from a three story rooming house after a fire broke out in a rear third floor room. Owner Fred Simon organized the evacuation while fire crews fought the two alarm blaze. Fire was under control by 11 04 p m. Two firefighters were injured but released from hospital. Inspector John Kuchinski investigates. Police aided traffic control as spectators watched.
At Union City Memorial Hospital, Velma McClelland and James Edward Sinn Jr were admitted. Discharges include Fannie Adamczyk, Connie Joyce, and Kathryn Sanders along with Steve Musiek and others from Union City and nearby areas. Ambulance contact numbers 438-3817 and 432-3331.
Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies. The list names parents and addresses including Karl Brooks 330 East Main Corry and Mrs Harold Nelson RD 1 Corry among others. A federal judge at Pittsburgh ruled prisoners at Western State Penitentiary are entitled to daily exercise but unsettled charges include censorship and inhumane treatment.
Legal notice states the Columbus Township Board of Supervisors will hold its regular August meeting on August 1 instead of August 6, 1973. Jordan Christensen, Secretary, R. D. 2, Corry, Pa, provides contact for this listing. In addition, notice of incorporation for ERIE INSTRUMENT & PROCESS SERVICES, INC. is filed with the Pennsylvania Department of State on July 19, 1973. Dennis F. Sterrett, Attorney at Law, Erie, PA.
Erie County Judge Lindley R. McClelland ordered audits of campaign expenses for Sheriff Andrew Hanisek and Recorder of Deeds Robert Dailey after Republicans sought Tullio audit and Democrats sought those funds. Deputy Administrator Arthur Kunz to run the audits once party fee deposits are posted. Hanisek seeks transparency to counter doubts about his campaign. Haunting note emerges in a separate piece: tourism officials in northwest England eye haunted houses as a draw with star ratings, citing American interest in ghosts.
Erie congressman Joseph P. Vigorito voted against an amendment to the federal salary act of 1962 seeking a presidential submission of a pay commission recommendation. The defeated measure would have raised House and Senate salaries from 42,500 to 55,000 by August 31 if approved.
Partial text shows addresses and masthead details for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper with publishers editors and AP rights. Rates mention mail subscriptions at 29.00 yearly and 19.00 in advance, plus carrier delivery and advertising rate references. The fragmentary item lacks a complete article.
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