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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1977
Page
4
Memorial Hospital report lists admissions and discharges with patient names and addresses such as Katherine Nichols and Ralph Eastman while noting discharged individuals like Donald Moodie and others. It also includes social items, local ads, and notices, plus Mexico City origin and a hotel dinner event. Local services, stores, and events are mentioned with dates and contact numbers.
ERIE, Pa. AP report shows NEA findings that U.S. public schools spent 600 million dollars last year to repair vandalized property, more than buying textbooks. NEA president John Ryer notes students gaze at television up to 15,000 hours before finishing high school, less time with parents or teachers. He urges networks to air more family and educational programming.
Washington AP report urges shoppers to choose Halloween costumes with fire retardant labels and avoid flimsy outfits that obstruct vision or breathing. Hemlines should prevent tripping and jack-o-lanterns kept away from drapes and doorways. adults should supervise children carrying them.
The American Medical Association proposes a 12 item alcohol diagnosis checklist with affirmative answers signaling potential problem drinking. Dear Abby columns urge AA and ALANON help while sharing anecdotes about nursing homes and etiquette on taking home leftovers.
Residents ask why the bandstand isn’t finished, while others discuss legality of street world series pools. Sewer smoke indicates a direct house opening and possible untrapped fixtures. advise to keep drains rinsed. City plans for First Avenue include GECAC operated elderly building and CEYA run Community Building.
The body of Debra Ann Meyer, 18, of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, was identified by the Guernsey County sheriff's department as the Salt Fork State Park victim. She disappeared after leaving Sept. 10 to visit a Massillon friend and was reported missing after not arriving. Cause of death was strangulation with a broken lower jaw noted.
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