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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1976
Page
4
Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions and local residents by name, followed by community notices. The page includes shop promotions, fundraisers, and event details from Paul’s Men’s Wear to Dutch Village Restaurant, with dates, times, and contact numbers.
A reader asks how to handle derogatory stories about a father told by grandparents. Abby suggests politely explaining that Jimmy should not hear such tales and to reinforce that the father is a wonderful man. Other letters discuss terms for extramarital relationships and a misused scripture, with Abby clarifications and guidance.
Meadville area congressman for 16 years, D Ge Kearns, who began his career as a reformer in 1947, died yesterday at Meadville City Hospital at age 76. A former superintendent and music teacher, he fought for education funding, conservation, and labor curbs while serving with JFK and Nixon era peers in a turbulent period.
A reader asks if a neighbor can fill a creek on the property line. PA law requires a permit for any obstruction in streams over a half square mile drainage area, with fines for obstruction without permit. Other items cover paving costs per front foot, zoning variance rules to locate or permit facilities, and fence placement rules on front and side yards with setback and open or solid fence limits.
A planning stage NBC project features a all new Howdy Doody program starring Buffalo Bob Smith and Howdy himself. The piece notes other NBC concerts and cultural items across a provocative, era context with celebrity mentions and social commentary.
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