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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
Jun 30, 1958
Page
5
Social Highlights Honeymooning in Washington D C
Social columns report Mr and Mrs Valentine Thomas Kaliszewski honeymooning in Washington D C after their 9 o clock Saturday morning wedding at St Elizabeths Church. Bride Nancy Jane Felisiak, niece of the Hoenes and the Kaliszewski families, wore Chantilly lace with a long veil. The ceremony included a large bridal party with bridesmaids, a maid of honor, and a best man. A reception followed at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall in Erie for about 300 guests from New York City San Diego and local towns. The couple planned a two week wedding trip after leaving with relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Valentine Thomas Kaliszewski
Cyril Kronzak
Nancy-Jane Felisiak
Cameron Hoenes
Wright Street
Valentine William Kaliszewski
West 10Th Street
Erie
St. Elizabeth's Church
Robert Johnson
Charles Armstrong
Sacred Heart
Blanchard
Maria
Peggy Ann Follsiak
Marie Kuliscewski
Evie
Daniel Wodzikowski
Epie
Louis Malinowskh
Waterford
Teyzbiak
Joseph Kuliszewski
Joseph ‘Tynecki
Joseph Wis+niewski
Chantilly
Sawyer
Thalsor
Jace
Soenes
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York City
San Diego
Calif
Byte
Youngsville
Homer White
Concord Street
Robert Blakely
South First
Avenue
Buffalo
Hamburg
North East
Michael Goda
Ghicana
Victor Ovjive Sr
East Pleasant Street
John Goda
P. Kerley
Washington, D
Jennie Chase
West South Street
Lynford Chase
West , Congress Street
Civil Air Patrol
Rojens Rengle
Judith Nichols
James Paulson
Robert Wilson
Corry
Erie Airport
Westéreay
Olmstead Air Force Base
Middletown
Richard Ohyn
Dohn Ohrn
East Congress Street
West Coast
Dohn Ohrady
Torrance
Theodore Amorosa
Ted
Harry Pallson Sr
Wayne Street
Peal Maysh
California
Oppewal-Convalescent
West Church _street
Nancy Jane Felisiak
W. T. Kaliszewski
Rainbow Girls Founders Day Picnic at Camdonohia Lake
Rainbow Girls held their annual Founders Day picnic at the Zalzneck cottage on Camdonohia Lake with a tureen dinner and social time including swimming and boating. Chaperones included Mrs. Howard, Ross, and Mr. and Mrs. William Dahl, plus the Zalznecks. Upon return they will reside at 453 East 8th Street Erie. The new Mrs. Kaliszewski recently graduated from Corry Area High School and will work at F W Woolworth in Erie. her husband, a 195 graduate of Erie Technical High School, works at Erie Resistor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Babcock
Cony Area
Corry Area
Babcock
Lawrence Aldrich
Glenn Babcock
Edna Williams
E. V. McClintock
Roy Stiles
8. E. Anderson
United States
B. V. McClintock
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Philip Zalzneck
Camndohia Lake
Rainbow Sids
Howard , Ross
William Dahl
Zalzneck
Boare
East 8H Street
Erie
Kaliszewski
Corry Area High School
F. W. Woolworth Company
Washington
Erie Technical High School
Erie Resistor Company
Two New Members Join Cutting Panthers 4 H Club
The 4 H Club meeting at Mrs. Gerald Pless home hosted 14 members with Shelvy Albright and Fay Redman leading the pledge. New members Phyllis Shields and Beverly Hunter joined as Nancy Belknap of Waterford attended as a guest. They discussed officer requirements and club purpose and planned a July 14 wiener roast at the Pless residence at 7 p.m. The next meeting is July 28. Refreshments were served by Susan Humphrey and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Cabinets
Gerald Pless
Shelvy Albright
Fay Redman
Phyllis Shields
Beverly Hunter
Nancy Belknap
Waterford
Pless
Susan Humphrey
Beaverdam 4-H Club Chooses New Name At Meet
Beaver dam 4-H Club selected the Agricultural 4-H Beavers as their name during a recent meeting at Susan and Patricia Ladd’s home. Members viewed hostesses’ beef calves and chickens projects, with Bernice Schweitzer also raising beef calves. Refreshments were served, and Wanda and Larry King will host the next meeting on July 7 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam 4-H Club
Beaverdam 4-H
Beavers
Susan
Patricia Ladd
Bernice Schweitzer
Wanda
Larry King
Golfers Luncheon Set For Thursday at Corry Club
The Ladies Day luncheon for golfers will be held this Thursday at 12 30 noon at the Corry Country Club. Reservations close tomorrow night and may be made with Charlie Shuss or Mrs Olsie Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Charlie Shuss
Olsie Root
Daughter Born to Union City Couple at Coiry Memorial
A daughter named Rebekah Jit was born yesterday morning to Rev and Mrs Eugenie Westley in Hamet Hospital Erie. The Westleys, missionaries on furlough from Nigeria Africa, serve under the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Kysor
Union City
Coiry Memorial Hospital
Rebekah Jit
Eugenie Westley
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Westley
Nigeria
Africa
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Drivers Unhurt As Auto Rammed At Intersection
Two autos driven by Eve motorists collided at Routes 9 and 6 about 3 45 Friday afternoon causing 350 damage to the machines but no personal injury to the occupants. Miss Sally Crook 24 of Erie was south on 89 and stopped for Route 6 when rammed in the back by Frank M Ma tucci 30 also of Erie. Troopers say investigation continues and arrests are pending. Professor Laverne A Brooks 46 of the University of Alabama died Saturday of a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Crook
Frank M. Ma Tucci
Erie
Rebels Battle Over Tripoli Hospital in Lebanon Civil War
Beiruts Tripoli endured the fiercest fighting of Lebanon's civil war this weekend as government forces and rebels clashed across the U 8 Presbyterian Hospital area. Bullets struck walls while explosions shook the hospital, housing 25 patients and 42 staffers. Government guards remained posted with American personnel, as rebels shelled nearby strongholds and naval forces bombarded the El Mena port area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Tevanogurree
Lebanon
Tripoli
Altiak
U_ 8
Presbyterian Hospital
Mediterranean
el Mena
Presi Mille Chamoun
U. S
Boone Draws 16,000 at Dallas Christian Youth Rally
About 16 000 people, mainly teenagers, filled Dallas Memorial Auditorium to hear Pat Boone and other stars at a Church of God youth rally. Sponsors said it was the largest of its kind in the denomination’s history, with 2 000 turned away. Boone paused on stage, urged the crowd to sing, and led them in On Jordan’s Stormy Banks I Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanuns Uy — Suvus
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Pat Boone
Boone
Jordan
Statehood Vote On Alaska Seen By Wednesday
The Senate entered a second week of debate on Alaskan statehood with hopes of a midweek vote on the House approved bill. Backers forecast passage by a two to one Senate margin, while opponents in the South consider stalling tactics to force amendments or cloud the bill’s validity. Senator Bartlett cautioned about overoptimism as final roll calls near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Delesale E. L
Bob) Bartlett
Alaska
Rebels Hold 39 U. S. Hostages Vainly Reported Missing
Rebels seized 39 U. S. hostages with a driver and assistant killed or missing. One man forced from a bus into the mountains. U. S. Embassy reports no public fear for captives. A rebel source says 12 engineers are in good shape while the air strip denial is issued by U.S. Ambassador South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu Age Cane
AlWioih
Urge 760 Million Cut In Foreign Aid
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce urged Congress to slice 760 million from the 9,050,092,500 in foreign aid sought by President Eisenhower. They advocated a cut to the average reduction of the past decade about 13 percent, arguing unspent funds and lack of supplemental requests show no harm to mutual security. The House Appropriations Committee had already reduced the total below the administration’s request, trimming 872 million after the council’s study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnuyeray
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Eisenhower
Council
Eugene F. Rinta
House Appropriations Committee
41 Passenger Bus Disappears From Port Authority Lot
A red and gray 41 passenger bus vanished Sunday from the Port Authority bus terminal on Manhattan's West Side. The vehicle held enough fuel for about 600 miles. Carlos Callier reported the loss when preparing a run to Greenville New York. The bus features air conditioning and picture windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Port Authority
Manhattan
West Side
Carlos Callier
Greenville
N. Y
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