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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
4
Local notices advertise Freezer priced at 150 with contact numbers 663 7822 and 664 8351. Stone and aluminum ranch style homes, lamps 10 percent off, furniture and restaurant specials, wedding invitations, farm market weekly deals, flea markets, auctions, and a home for sale. Multiple vendors share dates, times, and prices across regional shops and services.
The Institute of International Education announced that David A. Pituch of Corry, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Pituch, earned a Fulbright Hayes grant for graduate study in Warsaw, Poland in the 1876 77 academic year. About 260 grants are awarded annually through programs funded by foreign governments, universities and private donors.
The Stanford Hose Auxiliary hosts a card party with reservations via phone numbers 663-2342 664-8087 664-7124 or 664-7674. Details reference lines 3114 15 17 from the source.
Randall C. Thayer, 25, of North East, pled guilty in Erie County Court to two counts of murder for the March 28 slayings of Chauncey Dick and Michael Fedak at Haysite Manufacturing in Millcreek Township. Arson and robbery charges were dropped. a degree of guilt hearing will determine first, second, or third degree murder.
The nation's weather was marred by Pacific Northwest and Southeast Atlantic disturbances. A weak low pressure system moved along the northeast coast of Florida, bringing rain to Georgia and South Carolina. Showers dispersed across Florida and along the Gulf Coast. A cold front prompted gale warnings from northern California to British Columbia. Rain touched coastal mountains ahead of the storm with chilly readings reported.
In a Dear Abby column excerpt, a reader laments advice that led to a lost fiancé and a life with regret. A second letter questions the certainty of outcomes from Abby’s counsel, while a diabetic seeks ways to stay on a sugar-restricted diet at social events without embarrassment. The piece also notes a storefront tale of dentures in the 1930s and announces Abby’s upcoming booklet with instructions for mailing requests.
A University of Connecticut expert reports inconclusive tissue tests linking legionnaires disease to nickel carbonyl poisoning after 29 deaths and 151 illnesses from a July Philadelphia American Legion convention. Some samples showed elevated nickel, others normal, CDC and health officials to review results. Separate note: Fifth Library History Seminar canceled its Oct hotel session at Bellevue-Stratford, headquarters of the Legion event.
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