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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1976
Page
4
Spot lines from the Corry Journal list hospital admissions and discharges with names ages and places, plus local ads for services and events. Individuals named include Nellie Burlingame Marie Edwards Richard Watrous and Jill Bennett among others, with transfers to St Vincent and local business promotions. Community notices cover flower shop specials, Elks events, office equipment sales, and a hospital auxiliary bazaar solicitation.
West County Assemblyman David Hayes described his arrest for marijuana possession as a political stunt. A Pittsburgh district justice dismissed the charges after ruling the baggage search at Greater Pittsburgh Airport illegal. Hayes, re elected in the Pennsylvania primary, plans a civil suit for defamation.
Robert Nixon Potts, 38, of Cambridge Springs, was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1975 death of his wife Kathleen after a four day bench trial at the Towne Tavern Cambridge Springs. The prosecution said he shot her in the heart. the defense argued intoxication and lack of responsibility.
A reader asks Abby to resolve a wardrobe and workplace issue involving a newspaper about wearing shirts and ties. The writer cites a school or paper awards banquet invitation and notes classmates delivering sew papers while referencing broader social expectations.
The Clymer Board of Education reviewed the preliminary budget and plans public presentation for May 18 at Findley Lake Elementary. Highlights include budget items, taxpayer cost deferral, scholarship data, and roof repairs completed at the high school. The June 8 annual budget vote was noted.
Sunday morning feature notes pancake and sausage offerings at Elks club. Includes promotions for kitchen hours at The Kitchen Village and various local business mentions and discounts.
Harrisburg AP The state Supreme Court ruled that Vivian Kellow of Luzerne County cannot receive 800000 promised by her uncle Arthur Evans as the amount was never formally specified or transferred. Evans died November 23, 1971, and the court upheld a county ruling that he did not execute a transfer though Kellow received 1000 in the will.
The East Branch Cemetery Association met at the Tubbs home with Vice President Treva Bugbee presiding. Don Braswell was hired to mow the cemetery. discussion covered erecting a sign and finding a sexton. The Spring Creek Congregation’s Church Ladies Aid hosted a dinner with Grace Button in charge. 116 mothers and daughters attended. Debbie Mulligan was toast mistress. readings and poems followed. Ruth I. Davis shared recollections of early automotive history and driving for JCC classes. Getty to donate most wealth to charity per Sunday People interview.
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