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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1977
Page
6
A correction notes the Historical Society paid 1800 dollars for Cutting property, not 18000. The report lists multiple social visits and gatherings from Corry and nearby towns including dinners, Mother's Day events, Circle meetings, and family get togethers with several named residents and households.
Cutting News Marsh called on Mrs. Jon Woodworth and daughter recently. Mrs. Janet Dunn of Canonsburg has been visiting aunt Mrs. Helen Patchen. Angela Phelps won a Sunday School beginners award at First Baptist Church. Beverly Albright and a Jamestown friend visited her parents. Amos Van Barden hosted dinner at Bear Lake. Patchen and Dunn visited Miss Elewise Marsh. Albright dinner for Mother's Day with Gary Kostreba then visits Love Albright at North Clymer. Bernice and Louise Marsh visited Clifton Cooper at Findley Lake and Arthur Wallace of Little Hope. Wallace a patient at Union City hospital. Richard Curtiss of Sherman visited VanEarden. Elouise Marsh visited Hazel Wallace. Max Bemis improving at Corry Memorial Hospital. Bernice Marsh visited Ruth Bemis in North Clymer. Elouise Marsh and Bernice Marsh joined Florence Linendell for the First Baptist Church mother and daughter tea hosted by Faith Fellowship. Laura Betts received oldest mother gift. Roger Burlingame’s daughter youngest. Linda Tinko youngest mother. Mary Riley and Beth Hammond four generations present. Tennessee note: Nuclear Regulatory Commission approves Hartsville 25 billion plant. opponents to challenge it in court. Atomic Safety and Licensing Board issued construction permit April 28.
North East Pa receives a windfall of more than 1 million from Marshall Kreft's estate and a 5 million federal grant funds a new high school. Town officials weigh options for use of the money while plans proceed on the 6.8 million school project amid past controversy. The town notes broad interest nationwide as letters pour in seeking funds.
Gainesville AP. Dr Wilse Webb at the University of Florida says sleep needs are inherited and that our internal body clocks largely determine how much rest we require. His NASA funded studies in a windowless lab show people tend to sleep the same amount as in daily life, and trying to force sleep can cause insomnia. Nobody dies from sleep deprivation, he notes.
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