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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1974
Page
4
Community classified listings show dining specials at Sparta Tavern with Friday and Saturday menus, senior taxi service, prime rib Wednesdays, all you can eat lobster Fridays, and late night shifts at Country Foods. Also listed are dance events, a winter bonanza, a rummage sale, and contact numbers for vendors and venues.
Erie teachers say they will report for work Monday as state mediation opens to negotiate a new contract for about 9 percent of district employees. PTA groups and student leaders press for continued boycott and strike actions until negotiations begin and a contract is signed.
County commissioners granted Terry Cousins a two week leave of absence with pay reversing an earlier decision for unpaid leave. Chairman Hill cited election night work and compensatory time as reasons. A dispute over payout followed as treasurer’s office refused the check, then handed it to the administrator who distributes payroll.
Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies prompting calls to its numbers 664-4641 and Corry Ambulance Service 664-2321. The list includes admitted and discharged patients with names and addresses across Corry and surrounding towns, ending with a note on Judi Dolan being elected as the first woman member of Motion Picture Studio Projectionist Local 165 by a landslide.
Florence Sherlock and cousins visit Corry and Virginia relatives as Spartansburg hosts a welcome party for Rev. Futrell at the C M A church on September 28. Fire department auxiliary sale, hospital updates, college plans, grange meeting, and a Gospel Road film noted amid frost and weekly visits.
New York State Police identified the body found in a Farnham shallow grave as Martha Metzger, 29, of Middletown Township, Pa. She and her four children had been missing since August 18. death ruled as strangulation and a murder warrant issued for estranged husband Frank Metzger, 37. Police tied the killing to likely transport from near Philadelphia to rural Farnham.
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