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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1972
Page
7
Youth outreach group announces a community prayer event and service focusing on youth engagement and spiritual support. Organizers invite families and local residents to join at the church hall this Sunday afternoon.
Three registration days are planned in French Creek October 6 12 noon to 9 p m October 7 9 a m to 7 p m and October 10 12 noon to 9 p m If residents have moved they must re register to vote. News notes cover local socials dinners and hospitalities with many named residents and visiting relatives. A meat truck accident near the state line caused no injuries. A Buenos Aires theater crackdown ends with burlesque closures under cultural tax rules.
The United Auto Workers outline plans to humanize assembly lines, hire more staff, and grant up to 26 paid days off annually as part of 1973 contract talks with Ford, GM, and Chrysler. Ken Bannon and Leonard Woodcock note nonmonetary gains may offset wage freezes, amid Nixon reelection hopes and calls for McGovern.
In Cherry Tree Township area churches will unite Sunday in prayer and fasting over the Tri-City County Joint Landfill Authority project. Rev Raymond Conaway of Cherrytree United Methodist leads the effort to seek answers for both sides in the dispute regarding a landfill serving Titusville Oil City Franklin and Venango County. Mrs Clara Bell says most area churches will participate.
Frankin district court bound Edward F. Graham of Seneca and Richard J. Graham of Franklin over to face a charge of maintaining a disorderly house after Franklin city police received multiple noise complaints. Witnesses testified the tavern’s music blared past 1 a.m. on Sunday September 10, prompting the action.
The United Fund urges continued support to keep city and county services funded through eight agencies and the United Way. Call drive chair Jim Brady or publicity chair Ed Kovach for questions, with local numbers 683-4421 and 604-2615, as donations sustain community help.
Pittsburgh firemen rushed to the U S Steel Building after female employees smelled a chemical odor on upper floors. A search found no danger as officials concluded the scent was likely from hair spray and deodorant. One worker was still spraying when responders arrived.
Report on Pastor Marlin Klingensmith attending the Christian and Missionary Alliance district prayer conference in New Castle with his travel trailer nearby. Notices include condolences to Mrs. Maxine Eastman on Euland E. Greeley’s Sept 18 death, and funeral details at Pine Grove Cemetery. Community updates cover society meetings, Gabon missionary Edie Silvis’s furlough service at Dobbs Corners Church, and visits among local families.
Philadelphia AP Penn Central Transportation Co reorganizing under federal bankruptcy laws said Monday its August net loss was 10 349 686 on a fully accrued basis including 355 511 in extraordinary items from tropical storm Agnes The loss marks a 55 percent drop from the 23 244 606 loss in August 1971 Also noted car thieves face up to 30 years in jail as Manila authorities crack down after a rash of stolen autos
New Haven Connecticut physician Dr. Leonard H. Zamore sues Southern New England Telephone Co for 100000 alleging his obstetrics and gynecology practice was mislisted as osteopath in the latest yellow pages. He says the error since last year damaged his business and ruined his professional standing.
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