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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1974
Page
4
Local rates 43 cents a line for Line-O-Ad ads. Moose Lodge serves seafood Friday 5 to 7 pm. Corry Bakery weekend specials with cupcakes. Various local spots list events, food, and sales including Craig stereo promos and a Christian film at Salvation Army.
Rex Fenton of Corry, a country and western singer, begins a multi week southern tour with stops in Wheeling West Virginia and Nashville. He will perform at parks fairs and children's homes and tape songs for an album. He recently appeared at Ponderosa Park Ohio with the Porter Wagoner show.
An Erie County jury found Robert Adams, 39, of Albion guilty of aggravated cruelty to minors for abusing 2 year old Teresa Lynn McDonald, who died of pneumonia linked to injuries. Adams faces a 2 to 4 year sentence. bond was revoked and he awaits sentencing.
A PE official told the Public Utility Commission that a $54 million rate increase is needed to fund a $125 million bond issue and $100 million of mortgage bonds next spring. Protesters from SCOPE argued the rise is unnecessary as hearings drew large crowds in Philadelphia.
A local hospital lacks an on call physician, with emergency contact numbers provided for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service. The item lists numerous names and addresses under admitted and discharged patients, then notes Tommy Taylor becoming the first male to earn a vocational home economics degree at Texas Christian University and his push to reorganize the curriculum for male students.
An Erie man Byron M. Geanous aged 39 died at a crossing when his car was struck by a Norfolk and Western train. Deputy Coroner Richard Wagner said the car, traveling 55 mph, went through a warning signal and was spun into the train. Geanous died of severe head injuries. the death ruled accidental. Freight cars were parked on the tracks, obstructing the view.
The text lists several residents with street addresses in Union City and nearby areas. It then notes a language shift in textbooks from the pronoun she to the gender neutral term person across classroom materials.
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