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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1974
Page
4
A collage of local ads lists items and events with prices and contact numbers. Includes food specials Fish Dinners Friday takeout options Polaroid holiday offer car stereo sale canning supplies dance tickets and various services from veterinarians to insurance, all with phone numbers and brief details.
Erie Ambulance officials say Robert Gardner will file charges against a City Ambulance Service driver for reckless driving and possible failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. The dispute centers on an alleged Monday night incident when one ambulance swerved to block the other, forcing a police pursuit.
Harrisburg officials report fewer Pennsylvanians sought work in September while the unemployment rate rose from 5.4 percent in August to 5.6 percent. Labor and Industry Secretary Paul J. Smith cited seasonal gains in transportation and retail and continued youth withdrawal from the labor force, noting 227000 out of work in July, 273000 in August, and 254000 in September, a net drop of 83000.
The News Today provides a morning tally from Corry Memorial Hospital listing admissions and discharges. Includes patient names and addresses such as Robert Lindquist and Brian Bacon, with several from Union City and Corry areas. Also notes arrivals of patients Tammy Rogers and Becky Martin, and a deceased entry. Emergency and ambulance contact numbers are given.
Republican incumbent Schweiker criticized plans to raise revenue via inflationary spending. He argued the middle income taxpayer already bears the brunt of taxes and must fight inflation, calling the proposal a travesty. He emphasized the burden on average earners amid ongoing monetary pressures.
A Corry Communications Citizens Band Radio Club member helped with communications for the Hunter Pace Event near Fairview on Sept 29. Seven mobile units and two portable units reported horse and rider progress along a three mile course despite cold, rain, and muddy spots with no accidents recorded.
Health forces sale of household items including gas range Philco refrigerator Westinghouse washer and dryer cedar chest dinette set bedroom suites and many more along with a home for sale not to be auctioned Terms are cash Mrs Myrtle Higby owner power of attorney Arthur Laurence and Duane Scouten auctioneers Spartansburg contact numbers 654 7815 654 7289
Public auction Saturday October 12 at 10 am on Jackson street extension Warren Pennsylvania. Home sold must sell featuring Tappan gas range Westinghouse refrigerator Queen Anne dining room suite oak furnishings lamps beds and frames glassware books tools and more. Mr and Mrs Marcus Giltinan owners 7815 or 654 7289
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