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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
4
The Inn presents music by We Three Thursday and by Billy Lee and Mark II Saturday night at Venture Inn, 3127. The venue opens at 9:30 and runs to 1:30.
Union City Memorial Hospital and Union City Ambulance establish contact details with phone numbers 438-3817 for the hospital and 438-233 for ambulance services, indicating local emergency and medical coordination in Union City.
Erie County’s unemployment rate stands at 3.4 percent with 4,300 jobless, down from 4,800 last month and 5,200 in August 1972, according to James A. Roseberry of the Bureau of Employment Security. Manufacturing payrolls rose to 47,700, while nonmanufacturing payrolls fell by 600 to 62,200.
Peggy Osborne and Miss Lois Jukes return from Indiana and Corry Hospital respectively after brief trips and an accident. Ed Snow recounts a hand injury from a power mower while Mrs. Sandra Reed Groves recovers from a serious July accident in Fayetteville North Carolina. Emogene Jukes visited Keith Jukes and family in Clymer. Beautification Committee chaired by Mrs. Gene Jukes plans a banquet for October 4 at 6 30 with Peggy Osborne leading after the meeting. Next regular gathering October 22 at Walter Newhouse’s home.
Cambodian government announces a drive against about 400 Khmer Rouge insurgents crossing Highway 38. Troops aim to trap them in a triangle pocket bordered by Highway 38 and the Prek Thaot River while west of the capital columns press Thmat Pong hill, a former insurgent base. The operation seeks to strengthen western approaches as insurgents withdraw.
Saturday sale near Grand Valley in Campbell Hill Road area lists GE appliances furniture farm equipment and vehicles. Items include two rifles a 1956 Willys Jeep four wheel drive and a snowmobile camper plus many household goods with cash terms. Pearl Kolick owner. auctioneers Arthur Laurence and Duane Scouten. Spartansburg.
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