Elks Add Son as Reverend Returns to Community
In a small town notice the Elks add a son named by a local reverend as part of a community event. The report notes the involvement of the church group and a welcoming gesture from the lodge.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1958
Page
3
In a small town notice the Elks add a son named by a local reverend as part of a community event. The report notes the involvement of the church group and a welcoming gesture from the lodge.
Rep. Hugh Scott chided House Democrats for not advancing Senate passed aid legislation for depressed areas in Pennsylvania and beyond. Spence cited lack of floor action as delaying the bill, while Pennsylvania leaders and lawmakers press for federal loans and grants to spur industry and employment.
A bolt of lightning struck a three story frame building in Waterman ten miles south of Indiana causing total destruction of the Nu-Bilt Upholstery Co building. Adjacent houses were damaged and several firefighters treated for smoke inhalation. Fire Chief Herbert McAnulty of Homer City estimated damage over $15000.
The first Marine unit to Beirut led by U S Ambassador Robert McClintock and Gen Gulad Shehab moved to the embassy while another contingent headed to the port to secure docks for supplies. A second group of 1800 Marines landed, joining yesterday’s force for a total of 5400. Offshore 11 ships of the 8th Fleet rode at anchor as Marines gathered at the airport five miles south of Beirut.
A gust toppled five house trailers at a camp along Route 19 near Zelienople Butler County injuring three people Mrs Edward Faulkenberry 26 of Zelienople Mrs Herman Guntrum 39 of Rimersburg and Kenneth Hagan of Rimersburg They were treated at Ellwood City Hospital in fair condition and released or admitted.
Advisory groups propose combining the YM and YWCA into one integrated youth center in the current building to ensure continued operation after a failed Community Chest fund drive. The boards will study the plan as tension rises over funding and facilities. De Gaulle calls up more officers to quell the Algerian nationalist rebellion.
Dorothy Roe reports on Ceil Chapman's fashion collection in New York. Her silhouettes emphasize a slim waist and knee to ankle movement with empire line influences and the masked sheath. The Diamond Horseshoe and long sheath gowns showcase brocade, jewels, beads, and fringe to appeal to American men while keeping a feminine shape.
A Chautauqua Central School senior, Sharon Hovey, 17, from Ashville, fell from a swing while at a Belgian fair and fractured a vertebra. Her mother flew from New York to Ghent for care. immobilization is planned for 48 hours before possible surgery. APS notes the New York office informed the Hovey family Monday night. Also reported: Irvin T. Turner, 62, of Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh suburb, drowned near Deep Creek Lake after falling from a small motor boat.
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