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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
4
Elks offer a Friday night special featuring chicken and biscuit for members and families. An ad notes half price tables on girls and boys shoes at Carndall's and a reminder to remember Montgomery Ward for pool supplies. Contact numbers 2124 2423 3123 2528.
Harrisburg senators approve welfare code changes to curb waste and aid job placement. The measure, a eight month compromise, passed 44 to 3 and moves to the House. It aims to save about 2.6 million annually, with pilot programs using private agencies to help welfare recipients find work.
A brief community notice announces a Thursday night special at Corry Meter featuring chicken and biscuit. The item notes a dish name and the event timing, inviting local diners to join. The reference includes a date placeholder and a casual menu offer.
A reader asks Abby about family pressure around a fall wedding with bridesmaids aged 17 to 26. Abby counsels that concern over “what everyone would say” reflects the aunt’s image focus and suggests not coaxing her, urging the bride to focus on her own day.
Lt Cmdr Gareth Anderson, a Kane native and former POW freed in 1973, was killed in a training F14 crash at Miramar NAS. The 9% duration of captivity and return details are noted by his mother, with the crash during simulated carrier takeoffs under investigation. He and his wife had recently bought a California home.
The Transportation Department reports 183 highway deaths in May, 19 fewer than last year, with five month totals at 753, down 34 from 1975. An obituary note mentions Vietnam veteran Anderson, honored with the Bronze Star and Purple Hearts, whose funeral plans are pending burial in Kane.
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