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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1976
Page
4
List of spot line advertisements with names of people admitted discharged and locations. Includes Bernice McIntyre Lucille Baccus and many address items plus local business promotions on products and events. Also notes skating lessons fish shipment and special meat offers with store details and phone numbers.
Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young moved into Cobb's Corner from the Rickersons who relocated to West Spring Creek. Charles Theuret left Warren General Hospital after injuries from Labor Day at the Warren Sylvania Plant. An East Branch Cemetery Association meeting is set for 8 p.m. at Virgil Tubbs' home. John Brentzer and Cheryl Stokes of Cherrytree visited the Steffens, and the Corry Area School Band won second at the Spar tansburg Fair Parade under Ron Rairie. Missouri transit notes cite St. Louis, Kansas City as major hubs with inland port cargo and numerous transport links.
Residents discussed turning Lemon Street into a one way roadway and the city’s dog pound program. Officials clarified street safety concerns and outlined planned improvements, humane disposal methods, and funding for fencing and runs while noting disputed statements from a local agency spokesman.
Receipt style ad notes Taylor's Jewelry promotes free ear piercing with 14 karat gold earrings and provides a contact number 664-7221. It lists a candle destruction instruction for Maxine's at 2116 18 and mentions a yard sale at 54 East Main Columbus with clothes, dishes, and items for adults and babies, Saturday 9 to 3.
A reader asks Abigail Van Buren to revisit a past letter about God as the true family planner. Responses reference Planned Parenthood, population concerns, and moral questions. A serial set includes concerns about a married man courting a wealthy widow, a grandson involved with marijuana, and a grandparent’s advice on family guidance. The column ends with Abby inviting letters and a booklet offer.
Opponents and backers of the Erie County Home Rule Charter prepare for a Monday debate at a Erie County Bar Association luncheon. Irving Murphy leads the Vote Yes Committee against James Casey of the Vote No side. The charter shifts from a commissioner row to an executive council and creates a county executive with seven district councilors, plus a single Clerk of Records replacing four row offices. Proponents tout efficiency. opponents warn of increased politics and cost.
A collage of political satire and media notes spans Carter, Allman, and the narcotics era, with digs at the campaign, a Bionic Man spoof, NBC ad rates, Lumbee ballot language, wildlife boosts, and a tangent on Grenada and voting rights. Includes a Los Angeles Catalog note.
Five Carbondale school directors and two former members were indicted on extortion charges involving a $10,000 kickback from the Riggs and Riggs firm linked to the new Carbondale junior senior high school project. The probe spans several districts as part of a wider corruption inquiry by the U.S. Attorney in Scranton.
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