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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1958
Page
3
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions Britain, America and Lebanon in a diplomatic context. It references a rising incident, a buildup, and possible envoy delivery, but details are unclear. No clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions are discernible.
Miss Helen Jane Hulings and Edward Paul Giacomo were united in a 9 o clock nuptial mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. Rev Cyril Krong officiated as floral decor and music highlighted the ceremony attended by numerous family members and friends from Tidivoute, Spartansburg, and nearby towns.
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs William Stockton of Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter arrived July 17 to Mr and Mrs Rex Fenton of Titusville at Titusville Hospital with grandmother Mrs Anna Fenton of Pak Street.
Mead Glen Girl Scout Day Camp wrapped up its first week with a unit 6 cook out and activities including trail building arts and crafts water safety and campcraft. Plans for next week include more similar activities and a Special Feature Day replacing Parents Night. The Junior Camp Council met to discuss service projects for Mead Park and camp units will choose how to contribute. Council members from units 1 2 4 5 6 7 and 9 were elected with several girls named along with a boys representative.
Henry Farman aviation pioneer who claimed the first passenger flight and early balloon work died after a long illness. He built early heavier than air craft and in October 1907 piloted a machine rising about 30 yards.
Wattsburg minister spoke at Clymer Circle No 2 of the Young Ladies Mission Band. A 4 picnic at the Galiup cottage featured hostesses Mrs Harold TenHaken and others. The program, led by Mrs Gravink and Mrs Vander Behaof, included devotions and a report on Reformed Church work in Africa.
The Clymer Ladies Mission and Aid Society met at Mrs Ruth Holthouse home with a program on home missions led by Mrs Eunice Lyons. The group sang, read Scripture, and prayed, followed by a trumpet solo by Miss Charlotte TeWinkle and a meditation by Mrs Hoffman. A playlet titled Beginning in Jerusalem featured several members. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and a brief business session. 29 members attended and dessert was served by Mrs Holthouse with helpers.
Mentor Club members did not hold their annual picnic this week at the Hillstroms summer cottage on Chautauqua Lake. After a tureen dinner the group visited and boated, with plans for a tureen picnic at Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Ortner’s tree on Chautauqua for August 9. They discussed fall meetings and attending the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra performance that evening.
Two teenagers killed in a late night crash after leaving a Dunkirk birthday party. Barbara Ann Lupone 18 of Dunkirk and Janet Diane Desmond 18 of Dunkirk died when their car left the road in Evans New York and struck a tree. Dennison drove the vehicle with Desmond beside her and Mole and Lupone in back. Coroner ruled accidental deaths for Dennison and Lupone. Desmond and Mole suffered severe injuries.
During a Damascus stopover, Dulles and Lloyd said aggression against the United Arab Republic would meet resistance and stressed U S forces came to preserve a friendly nation’s independence, not to fight in Lebanon. Lloyd expected to return to London soon amid ongoing emergency talks.
Ex-Corry woman Mrs Connors and her husband Captain John Connors arrive in Meadville to head the Salvation Army local unit with their son Ronald. They previously served five years in Manessen and have long Salvation Army careers beginning in 1945 and 1950 respectively. Their focus is youth work within the Army program.
The body of 54 year old Cleveland seaman Joseph Mascia was recovered from the water at the ore docks off Lower Parade Street shortly after last night. He slipped from a railing on the Johnstown, a boat captained by Jerry Sullivan of Buffalo, and plunged into the bay. Coast Guardsmen found him around 12:10 a.m. Mascia was a father of four.
Twenty ships of the U S Second Fleet under Rear Admiral Northhampton arrived at Hamburg and Bremerhaven for the largest postwar naval visit to West Germany. The fleet, led by the cruiser Northampton, is maintaining friendly enlistment in Western European ports amid Cold War tensions.
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