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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
2
Village Grocery on Route 6 west opens seven days a week until 10 p m. Rebekah degree staff practice Tuesday at 8 p m in the OOF Hall. Ads note Line-O-Ad rates 23c per line and acceptances until noon for publication. Also listing items from Brig Ham Hardware stairs dust pans to fields of local commerce and services.
A mixed hospital notices several admissions and discharges. Admitted include Mrs Alphonso Cornish Bear Lake and Michael Glancy Union City, with multiple local residents named by address. Discharged include Mrs Willard Snyder and daughter Robin Swanne. Address details reflect 1930s local reporting.
Twin brothers Roger D. Brooks of Miami and Anthony J. Milasi of Binghamton, both 6 feet 3 inches, 219 and 208 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, reunited after 24 years when a mistaken identity led to their meeting in Binghamton. Adopted parents and a Boston student who helped link them are named. the reunion followed a Miami restaurant inquiry.
Friends may call 7 to 11 p m Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m Tuesday at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansboro for W Jewell with service at 2 p m Wednesday Interment West Spring Creek Cemetery Burial for Mrs Tyler Fiora Lewis at Schoonover Funeral Home Sugar Grove 1 40 p m Thursday Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening Burial East Branch Cemetery Spring Creek
The Verusyiss-1H Inusville area board voted 16 to 3 to delay actions until Monday, seeking removal of Pleasantville’s objection to Titusville area reorganization. Pleasantville previously refused to withdraw, affecting a 1.5 million Titusville school project. The state legal review granted Pleasantville a hearing on the objection. In a separate note, David B. Fox, 2, died of carbon monoxide poisoning found in a Brentwood garage.
An unemployed Air Force veteran, Joseph M. Simichak, 19, killed his Japanese-born wife Nobuko, 38, and their four children with a claw hammer in the early hours. He surrendered at police headquarters at 4:25 a.m. and was charged with murder. Nobuko and the children Patricia, Elizabeth, Katherine, and Franklin were found killed. Nobuko and Franklin survived briefly before dying. The family had married in Japan in 1957 while Simichak served in the Air Force. no motive was disclosed.
A Lenten meditation on Matthew 13 13 describing Jesus parable of the sower. It discusses misinterpretations of Sabbath healing and signs, then emphasizes God’s universal love and the call to belief for salvation. The piece frames the sower as a symbol of God’s Word given to all, beyond human narrowness.
Mrs Tyler Flora Lewis died at 7 p m yesterday in Niobe at age 95. Born August 15 1871 in East Branch she was daughter of James and Aurilla Richardson and member of Garland Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughter Hazel Swan of Gresham Oregon son Max of Niobe nine grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Services at Schoonover Funeral Home Sugar Grove Thursday 1 30 p m with burial East Branch Cemetery Spring Creek.
Floyd Smith, 90, of Jamestown, changed his plea in a Buffalo federal case from guilty to not guilty after learning mail theft carries up to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine. Judge John O Henderson acknowledged the higher penalty and granted the change.
The report notes Republicans reject the label war and critique Boulet troop actions against rebels, opposing Castro governance. It cites MCCNAMARA's February TV speech as mostly defending past actions, with limited focus on the Soviet threat, yet acknowledges officials presenting concrete evidence of current dangers from subversive Cuban activity and Communist infiltration.
A playful survey of long words and their meanings notes examples like hemidemisemiquaver and pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. The piece frames how words evolve and ends by urging readers to share the “good word” in spelling challenges.
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