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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
4
Short children oriented note offers baking powder biscuits from Connie's with a playful misspelled line about strawberries and tastes. The readable text is fragmentary and reads like a brief local clipping or notice.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard final state arguments to halt a 307 foot tower on the Gettysburg battlefield. The attorney general urged an injunction, while the tower builder called it a classroom in the sky. New York supported the appeal to stop construction.
The News Today Report notes inability to summon a physician in an emergency and lists the Corry Memorial Hospital HAL Corry Ambulance Service desk numbers. It also records Friday admissions and discharges including several local residents and children with addresses in Corry Columbus and surrounding areas.
Delaware Museum of Natural History researchers report the Corbicula manilensis, a small clam, found in the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Trenton. The species is rapidly spreading, lacks natural enemies in the U.S., and has also been located in the Savannah River near Millhaven Georgia and the Pee Dee River near Society Hill South Carolina.
Wendy Brelowitz of Norman Oklahoma was escorted to a police car as a mostly male crowd watched her auction off the top of her swimsuit. A policewoman led her through the crowd after a high bid of 10 dollars as she said men may go bare chested while women cannot.
Harley L. Pier a 50 year old maintenance foreman at Penestra Inc in Erie died at Hamot Medical Center from acid burns after falling into a curing acid vat Monday. Coroner Merle Wood is investigating the death. Pier known as Harley Duffer Pier died early yesterday. Oil industry spent 4.4 billion over seven years to protect the U.S. environment per API study.
Saturday night June 30 at 7 30 p m six miles south of Findley Lake on Route 426 a large sale features a like new upright freezer chest freezer Penna riding lawnmower brown Hot Point apartment range General Electric automatic washer small stereo television gas dryer many small tools dishes knick knacks new merchandise and miscellaneous items auctioneered by Ralph William.
Public auction Saturday June 30 at 1 p m seven miles east of Sherman and two miles west of Route 171 at Steadman Corners. Health reasons force sale of 1962 dump truck overhead oven electric range rollaway bed gas range and more including furniture tools antique items welding equipment scrap metal and various hardware. Cash terms. Guy Gibbons owner Ralph Williams auctioneer.
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