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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1974
Page
4
Local Line O Ad notices detail shop hours and promotions for Mother’s Day. Carol’s Carousel opens May 7 10 for shopping. Elgin Borough Clean Up Day set for May 11 with curbside trash limits. Corry Motor Inn and Corry Country Club announce Mother’s Day menus and reservations. multiple stores offer flowers plants linoleum goods purses candy and gift certificates. May 12 noted as Mother’s Day with promotions across retailers.
James A. Young of Edinboro announces candidacy for Delegate to the Democratic Mini-Convention in Kansas City. The 32 year old associate professor of history at Edinboro State College urges ordinary citizens to engage in political and economic decision making at all levels. He emphasizes domestic focus and critiques elite control, noting his work with local education and housing groups. Meanwhile in Salida Colorado, Jesse Newcomb leaves $84,864 to Shriner's Hospitals for Children in 22 Shrine facilities.
Corry Memorial Hospital report as of 7 A M lists admitted patients including Mrs Bertha Martin 517 Euclid St Donald Gates 717 W Pleasant Jayne Cariel 119 Park St Mrs Bernice King R D 3 Cambridge Springs Mrs Herman Rennells 608 W Church St and others. Discharges include Mrs Robert Conner and daughter R D 3 Spartansburg Mrs Larry McCray and son 226 Wright St Mrs David Beckwith and son 690 Spring St Mrs Alan Pratt 330 Seminole Ave and Tawnya 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Gibbs 135 East Congress St plus several more listed. Deceased noted as Orrie Cook 690 Union St.
Admitted residents include Hazel Barteldt R D 4 Union City Betty Elder 28 Prospect Street Verna McCracken 30 Fifth Avenue Emma Sanden R D 4 Union City Margaret Powers Mill Village Stephen Stoliker Wattsburg.
A three judge federal panel in Pittsburgh ruled Pennsylvania must fund abortions for welfare recipients. The decision, 2-1, says the state cannot discriminate by treatment method for pregnancy in the first trimester and cites possible wider impact on federal aid debates. The suit, by five welfare recipient women denied abortions at McGee-Womens Hospital, could affect future state and federal legislation and may go to the Supreme Court if appealed.
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