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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
5
The text urges slow anger, obedience to God's word, and living out faith through actions. It cites 1 Peter 1:23 about being born again and emphasizes real concern for orphans and widows as evidence of true faith, calling for holy separation from impurity.
In Miami Florida narcotics agents observed Phillip Weinshenker age 20 cultivating a roof garden of 395 marijuana plants. He pleaded guilty to planting the crop, was fined 1 dollar and placed on three years probation in Criminal Court. Also noted: Jason Matthews, 77, publisher of American Mercury, died.
A project to clear seis na sides of the Allegheny River from Kinzua to the New York state line will seek separate bids soon. A contract for the Kinzua arm is expected within two weeks with crews to operate through winter. Dam work slows to winter level as the project reaches about 9 percent complete with roughly 200 men employed.
Bartha A Snyder 80 died in a two room Franklin apartment early yesterday when her nightgown caught fire as she adjusted an open gap heater. Coroner Dinberg said she apparently could not escape or remove the gown. Her badly-charred body was found near the heater around 7 30 a m.
Elderly Mrs. Snyder died from severe burns in a neighborhood fire in a vacant two story dwelling. Miss Melda Hopkins heard the blaze from a first floor apartment and alerted neighbors who summoned the fire department. Firemen, entering through the back stairs after a locked front door, found Snyder deceased and limited the blaze to the second floor as they brought it under control.
A brief line notes a woman living with her mother on the first floor identified as Mrs Florence Shawl in the nearby residence.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon was elected chairman of the board of the Boys' Club of America, succeeding the late President Herbert Hoover who led the 104 year old organization for 28 years until his death last month.
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