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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1976

Page

4

Spot Line O Ads Corry Memorial Hospital

The News Today reports spot listings for Corry Memorial Hospital with admissions and discharges. Names include Earl Smith Jr Bear Lake. Kevin Amy 285 West Washington. Richard Rowland RD 2 Carry. Mrs. Daniel Anthony 14 West Irving. Mrs. Gary Miles Corry. Mrs. Lucy Fardink Clymer. Martin Roehrig 13 Snyder Circle. and others. Listings show patient names, relatives, and residences in Corry, Bear Lake, Centerville, and nearby townships.

Turday Earl Smith Jr Bear Lake Michael Piccirillo Essex Street Richard Rowland Daniel Anthony West Irving Street Kevin Amy West Washington Street Ludwig Helster Union City Brian Jon Eyanko Shady Avenue Richard Hackett Centerville Gary Miles Corry Lucy Fardink Clymer Richard Lee R.D Verna Whitney Mott Street Jack Loomis Martin Roehrig Snyder Circle Jeremy George Davis West Washington Street John Caldwell Tom McKeta East Irving Street Nerph Malek Fld Columbus West Irving Treet Earl Smith Jr Bear Lake Shark Clarence Raymond

Moore Trial Nears Jury Room in West Virginia

Gov Arch Moore may face verdict as trial resumes in Baltimore US District Court. Judge Joseph Young urged jurors to be ready for deliberations and to remain sequestered. Moore, 53, is accused with former aide William Lay, 44, of conspiring to extort 25000 from Theodore Price over an ungranted state bank charter. Loy acknowledged some discussions about the charter but denied involvement in the conspiracy. Jury preparation and defense rebuttal are pending.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Joseph Young Baltimore Moore William Lay Theodore R. Price Diversified Mountaineer Corp Price Loy

Chautauqua County Launches Local TV Service

A 7 p.m. live Fredonia broadcast marks Chautauqua County's start of community television. The l tower relay system has rebroadcast Channel 17 WNED TV from Buffalo since spring to educate and inform residents. FCC permit now allows periodic interruptions to air locally produced programs of county interest.

Olymer Chautauqua County Fredonia L-Tower Wned-Tv Buffalo Federal Communications Commission Chautauqua County Board of Cooperative Educational ‘Services ROCES

Dear Abby Ponders Cards Gratitude and Life Choices

Dear Abby responds to readers on card etiquette for thank you notes and gifts, saving oneself for marriage, seeking a suitable partner, and the maid versus housewife debate. The columns emphasize thoughtfulness over obligation and advise readers to avoid ledgering gratitude while offering general relationship guidance.

Abby L.A Calif

Teachers Travel West in 1893 Exposition Tour

In 1893 a New England college group toured the West on a summer holiday. They stopped at Chicago for the Columbian Exposition then rode to Pike's Peak in Colorado. From the fourteen thousand foot summit they contrasted the man made fair with God’s landscape and pledged to match America’s greatness with godly living. Katharine Lee Bates urged aligning national grandeur with virtue.

Beverley Kenalston New England Women's College Chicago Colorado Pike's Peak Ater Katharine Lee Bates America

America The Beautiful hymn origins and author noted

A teacher shows alabaster piece and discusses the alabaster city concept. Miss Bates writes four stanzas of America The Beautiful, first performed publicly July 4, 1895. Bates, a renowned educator who died in 1925, is remembered for the hymn praising spacious skies amber waves of grain and mountain majesties.

Miss Bates America Katharine Bates

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