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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
5
Local Society Notes Highlight Travel and Celebrations
Mrs Helen Hoyt and Mrs Vera Mitchell joined by Mr and Mrs Thomas Hoyt traveled to Cleveland to board a jet home to New Orleans after a month of work at Lewis Research Center. New Orleans residents Mr and Mrs Louis Falcone celebrate 25th wedding anniversary, while Ralph Davison family enjoyed Christmas with Marion street hosts and Kay Loraine attended Sno Ball with Richard Anderegg. Captain Wilbur T Whitehead nears Okinawa after 100 days in Vietnam, family preparing for June move. Mary Lou Taylor studies in Philadelphia returns January 5. Quote by Richard Nettleship closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hoyt
North Center Street
Vera Mitchell
Snyder Circle
Thomas Hoyt
Shirley Holton
Cleveland
Ohio
New Orleans
Tom
Lewis Research Center
Hazel Fralick
Louis Falcone
East Main Street
Falcone
Corry
Ralph Davison
Kay Loraine
Wellsville
N.Y
Frederick Grantham
Bill
Steve Varish
Galen
Paula
Paulette
Tracy W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Wilbur T. Whitehead
United States Army
South Viet Nam
Okinawa
Ethel
David
Kenneth
James
Killeen
Texas
Richard Lewis Nettleship
Antrim King and Queen Crowned at Sno Ball Dance
Samuel Antrim Antrim King and wife Lucy named king and queen of the 1964 Sno Ball in Moose Lodge Ballroom. Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sponsored the annual dance praised as most successful with large attendance and festive decorations. Will Sundy and his orchestra provided the music. William Leaby and Kay Leaby led the grand march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Antrim
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lucy
Moose Lodge
George Hagger
Antrim
Will Sundy
William Leaby
Kay
Dickens to wed Countess Wenckheim in February
Charles Dickens the great great grandson of the novelist will marry Hungarian born Countess Jeanne Wenckheim in February. Dickens age 27 works for the Foreign Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
London
Charles Dickens
Jeanne Wenckheim
Foreign Office
American baritone storms off in Parma opera clash
U S singer Cornell MacNeil quits the Parma Regio Theater stage after a clash with audience and theater officials. MacNeil refuses to return, calling for orderly behavior while Parma Opera House superintendent Negri bans him from the venue. Police escort follows the confrontation outside the dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Italy
Cornell MacNeil
Parma Opera House
MacNeil
Regio Theater
Trons’ Pit
Opera
Flaviano Labo
Luisa Maragliano
Giuseppe Negri
Opera House
America
Crestini
Negri
Singer’s altercation with Negri after demand to return
An incident in a public venue describes spectators pressuring the singer to resume the performance. Ne gui claims he refused to continue and was hit by the baritone. MacNeil counters that Negri barged into the dressing room, punched him in the stomach and kicked him while his son tried to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negui
MacNeil
Cold Bases Flood Threat Remains After Christmas Storm
Northern California bases suffered near one million dollars in damage during the Christmas week storm. About 550 repairmen fought to restore telephone lines around the clock. In Del Norte County roughly 3,000 residents lost homes or faced major damage, with many seeking emergency shelter while some stayed amid ruins. Red Cross provided meals as water and sanitation concerns rose. Oregon health officials began questions on typhoid prevention as vaccine stock was reported ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
California
del Norte County
Red Cross
Karl Mahler
Mahler
Regon
State Board of Health
Oregon F
Paratrooper Nurses Join South Viet Nam Airborne Unit
In Saigon a platoon of women paratroopers trained as nurses join combat troops. They perform first aid after jumps, carry medical kits, and even manage lipstick and hair care before tending to wounded soldiers. The unit trains with weapons and may expand to over 200 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Florence Nightingales of
Airborne Command
Truman Praises New York City During Holiday Visit
Former president Harry S Truman visiting New York with Mrs Truman calls the city the greatest in the world and a nice place to visit. He says if he wanted to live there he would, and compliments the police department during a morning stroll with reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry S. Trueman
Truman
New York City
Peking Protest Over Indian Airspace Intrusion Report
China protested to India over what it called intrusions by Indian aircraft into Chinese airspace in Tibet and Szechwan. The New China News Agency said three Indian planes flew for about three hours, reaching roughly 220 miles from the line of actual control on the Sino Indian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LUBIU
China
India
Tana
Tibet
Pela
Szechwan Provinc
New China
Does Housework At Age 102
Louisville says Mary Hendry Hardesty turns 102 today. The busy landlady plans to observe her birthday by preparing meals and doing housework for her tenants as she marks more than a century of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mary Hendry Hardesty
Debakey urges crash program to fight strokes and heart disease
Dr Michael DeBakey, noted vascular surgeon who operated on the Duke of Windsor, says many strokes can be avoided if doctors have access to the latest research. He calls on the Johnson administration to fund a 2.8 billion national program on heart disease cancer and strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael E. DeBakey
Houston
Johnson Administration
DeBak- Cal
Newborn Son Reported At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fink of R. D. 1 Bear Lake. Mrs. Fink is the former Opal Adams. MAID OF COTTON MEMPHIS Tenn Twenty young beauties vie for Maid of Cotton title with interviews photo sessions and public appearances scheduled over two days. The winner will tour the world as goodwill ambassador for the cotton industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Fink
Bear Lake
Fink
Opal Adams
Maid OF Cotton
Memphis
Tenn
Goodwill Am Biss
Cotton
Local society page deadline notice for next day
Society desk reminds contributors to submit local society news before 11 am on the day after events. This ensures timely inclusion in the following edition.
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