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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1963
Page
4
Editorial argues teaching is a vital, dual role of transmitting knowledge and interpreting it. It emphasizes teachers as core societal drivers alongside clergy, urges dedication, and links effective education to communication and inspiration. Astronaut Walter Schirra cited to underscore teaching career importance beginning April 1.
A terse note from The Pipeline of Hartford Massachusetts encourages curiosity about whispered ideas. The fragment hints at skepticism toward sensational claims and invites readers to test beliefs before accepting them.
A reader asks how a will works when property is owned jointly with a spouse. If one spouse dies first, should the will be recorded and an appraisal made, or can the will wait until the surviving spouse dies? The answer discusses joint tenancy versus individual ownership and how survivorship affects disposal by a spouse's will, noting that jointly owned property generally cannot be disposed of by the other spouse's will and that probate and administration occur after the first death.
Paul Harvey weighs stewardess complaints and FAA listening to pilots bills. He argues passengers should be heard, cites laxity and loss of glamour. He notes overweight and overpainted staff, nose wiping, and calls for constructive criticism from a longtime admirer.
A rambling community page from Corry covers historic steam street heating in Arcade, mentions Leonard A. Mason, and recalls Corry natives abroad. It notes local tax quirks on church property, a stray dog incident, a naval basic training assignment, an African Violet show, railroad police promotion, a garage fire, and various local notices and curiosities.
The piece notes potential appointees in state commerce and political backing from Erie groups, hints at a New Castle bid for a resident, and mentions Aquatic Club fundraisers and a state championship trip. It also covers Warren County treasurer race, Bill Spankenberg’s death in barbershop circles, school director interviews for a high school principal, and a western city offering free building sites to attract residents and industry.
Margaret Cohen Jarmolowski and the late Chester Jarmolowski welcomed twin daughters at Westfield Memorial Hospital three days after Mr. Jarmolowski died when the truck he rode in was struck by a train at the Pearl Street crossing. Funeral services were held at St. James Romar Catholic Church and burial followed at St. Mary's Maternity Cemetery, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The family also has four other children aged five to unspecified.
War brief reports RAF heavy bombers attacked the German submarine base at St Nagairé following a Wilhelms haven raid by American Flying Fortresses. US and Australian jungle fighters claim 700 Japanese killed and 100 prisoners taken in the Mambare River valley advance in New Guinea. Local draft notices and civic notes follow in this stitched news digest.
Preparations for the Boy and Girl Scouts Easter egg hunt in Corry are nearly complete for the Saturday before Easter, with about 40 candy eggs and nearly 50 prizes listed, contingency for weather noted.
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