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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1974
Page
7
Donald Brockman, owner of a stable near Neenah, plans a $10,000 digester setup to methane heat his home, barn, stables, office, and arena, while powering generators. Byproducts include fertilizer carbon, slurry for 250,000 trout fingerlings, and potential fertilizer use for crops. Brockman expects annual utility savings over $5,000 and profits from selling fertilizer and fish.
The East Branch area along Jackson Hill Road near Route 77 west of Spring Creek has been known for Fisherman’s Paradise a popular fishing spot under a bridge where the West Branch meets Spring Creek. No permanent residents remain though two 1870s houses built by Charlie Johnson and Albert Johnson once stood at the road’s end.
November at Union City YMCA lists dozens of programs from swim teams and diving practice to high school and adult coed classes. The calendar includes rental times, gym and gymnastic sessions, adult programs, and family swim slots, with multiple daily entries across all ages.
Pittsburgh AP report says Harold Mathias and John Gagliardi, both McKeesport warehouse employees, bound over for grand jury action on theft and criminal conspiracy. They allegedly shipped about $1,500 weekly to the Uniontown outlet, with total foodstuffs valued around $40,000 involved. Paul Mathias, manager of Potter-McCune’s Uniontown cash-and-carry, was held for court action.
Letter discusses a 1882 Supreme Court decision on private property taken by Congress or presidential action for public use and taxation. It argues that no executive or legislative power exists without just compensation and condemns disregard for the law. The writer criticizes modern courts and corrupt practices, urging accountability and better justice. Also notes Toledo insult and celebration of Harry Hascall’s birthday at a seafood restaurant.
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