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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1974
Page
4
A collage of small town notices and promotions appears with line rates, event details, and business specials. Items include a dance at Corry Central Labor Club, Concord Township tax notice, strawberries and biscuits at Connie’s Superette, Jenny’s dinners at Sparta Tavern, Craig stereo sale, and a Sunday buffet at Venture Inn, among other local ads and notices.
Nine hundred twenty seven students were named to the dean's list at Edinboro State College for the 1973 74 second semester. Entries include Corry residents Michael E Darnoall H D 8 Corry Mary Diane Gentile 9 East Frederick street Dan E Harkless R D 2 Russell Nancy Knipp 523 Wright street Pam Millspaw 1223 White street and Deborah Ann Tobin 448 East Main street.
Erie County Hospital faces a $750,000 fire and safety repair deadline set for May 29 1975 under federal orders or risk closure. Officials say HEW and state agencies approved the architectural plan, with Dr John Mannarelli urging quick bidding while a long range hospital study by private consultants continues. The board weighs funding against possible private nursing options.
Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Andrew Moore and Mrs Olive Schooley and discharges like Mrs Phillip McClelland and daughter Candace age 10 months from 66 Snyder Circle. Several local residents are named with addresses in Corry Sciota Youngsville Tionesta and Columbus.
Dunkirk story reports City Attorney Donald J. McCarthy clashing with the Common Council's Finance Committee over monthly long distance bills. Workmen disconnected two telephones as the dispute escalates. McCarthy calls it harassment while Councilman Catalano defends the logging of calls and stated policy. A March notice precedes May 17, stating bills would not be paid without call logs. A separate note mocks pipe smoking prejudice at the Ritz.
Police cornered Santa Ferella, 26, in a cramped Erie attic after a near two hour stand off and planned tear gas to flush him out. James Sutton, 25, also faced rape charges plus hindering apprehension. Several others were arrested for blocking entry and denying Ferella’s location. Both Ferella and Sutton posted $10,000 bond and were arraigned.
Erie County officials citing a 1856 law refuse to comply with a state House subpoena for records on campaign contributions from 1966 to 1974 until the state pays witness fees. County Solicitor Schaaf calls the demand casual and notes records go back only to 1967. The subpoena targets alleged ties between state contracts and corporate donations.
Mary Ann Kuhn, former Erie Golf Commission employee, pleaded guilty to stealing more than 10 000 dollars in golf receipts while in city service. She was charged with passing a bad check and ordered to repay the stolen funds. City officials had sought restitution and legal relief after only one partial payment.
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