Wedding of Miss Joan Feeney and Walter Giblin
Miss Joan Marie Feeney and Walter Giblin wed at Mount Calvary Church Erie in a ceremony enriched by gladioli and palms. Rev. J Edward Feeney officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Feeney, wore Chantilly lace with a Saxon sleeve train and rhinestone accents. Matron of honor Frances Colleori and bridesmaids Madeline McDonald and Nancy Conroy attended. Best man was William Sheehan. A sunrise reception followed at Sunset Inn with guests before the couple depart for their honeymoon. They will reside at 420 West 8th Street Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gilvary Church
Erie
Joan Marie Feeney
James B. Feeney
West 7Th Street
Walter Giblin
C. Giblin
Peach Street
J. Edward Feeney
Princess Elizabeth
Frances Colelori
Madeline McDonald
Nancy Conroy
William Sheehan
Angelo Tavan
Wiliam Crotty
Sunset Inn
West 8Th Street
Eric
Bride Way
St. Edward's High School
Corry
Erie Inauirancée Exchange
Strong Vincent High School
Griswold Plaza
Miss Gwen Reed Pre-Mup Shower Fete at Waxfield
Miss Gwen Reed, soon to wed Dfford Aikens Jr., was feted at a mis cellaneous bridal shower Friday night at 206 West Church Street Waxfield. Hostesses Mrs John Sheehan and Mrs Hollis Upperman presided over pirate bingo and a door prize winner. Guests enjoyed lunch and displayed yellow white decor with tapers and pompons. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Richard Emergon Union City and Mrs Thomas Reed Bear Lake. England’s 1867 lemon juice law noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen’ Reed
At&1
Gwen Reed
Dfford Aikens Jr
John Sheehan
Hollis Upperman
Waxfield
Formr
West Church Street
G. Upperman
A Albers
Loren Opperman
Clymer
8. C. Opperman
Tey Fialick
Columbus
Migliaccio Couple Surprised for 33rd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Sam Migliaccio were honored with a surprise party at 1912 West Pleasant Street on Saturday night celebrating their 33rd wedding anniversary. Daughters and daughters in law hosted the event with socializing cards and festive treats. attendees included Mrs Walter Saiza Nowicz Mrs Paul Balok and Mrs John Migliaccio. Awards were given to several relatives and a miniature bride and groom centerpiece topped the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Oem Augnaccio
West Pleaant Street
Walter Saizanowicz
Paul Balok
Misa Louise Migliaccio
John Migliaccio
Famiy
Steve ‘Kendriile
Theresa Bailey
Mary Grayino
Louise Migliaccio
Twin Daughters and Son Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
Twin daughters arrived yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs LaVerne Measinger of R D 2 a son born last night to Mr and Mrs Lewis Bemis of R D 4 at Corry Memorial Hospital a daughter Christine Louise born February 7 to Mr and Mrs Robert Benson of Ridgway Mrs Benson is Rosemay Dewey daughter of Mr and Mrs R Dewey former Corry residents
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Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
LaVerne Measinger
Lewis Bemis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Christine Louise
Robert Benson
Ridgway
Benson
Rosemay Dewey
R. Dewey
Corry
Jealous lover kills four, wounds one in Atlanta shooting
A 22 caliber pistol rampage at a Northeast Atlanta home left John Verlyn Booth, 49, a former Georgia legislator, Ella Warren, 43, and Ira Lane, 40, dead. Injured, Anna Padgett Cone, widow, was treated after shotgun-like head and stomach wounds. Suspect Alton Treadway, 45, an Atlanta engineer, fled after the attack.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John Verlyn Booth
Georgia House of Representatives
Fulton County
Richard Russell
Ira D. Lane
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lane
Anna Padgett Cone
Treadway
Industrialist Frederick Schaefer Dies in Massachusetts
Frederick Schaefer of Pittsburgh, head of Schaefer Equipment Co., died suddenly at his summer home in Wianno Massachusetts last night ending a notable career in industrial equipment. He led the firm with broad national connections and was known for expanding manufacturing interests across multiple states.
Freight Train Derails Crashing Into Mesta Plant
A Pittsburgh bound freight train derailed in Hays near the Mesta Machine No 2 Forge Shop, ripping a 200 foot wall hole at a two story concrete building. Thirty five cars spilled perishables and a car plunged onto a furnace, blocking the Monongahela Division traffic for hours. crew unharmed, cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Hays
Mest Machine Co
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mesta
Chicago
Pitcairn
Pennylvania Railroad
Harrisburg Names McSorley To Turnpike Board Seat
G Franklin McSorley a 51 year old Pittsburgh real estate man was named a new member of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. His name will be sent to the State Senate for confirmation by Governor George M Leader to fill a vacancy on the five member commission.
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Turnpike Board
Harrisburg
G. Franklin McSorley
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
State Senate
George M. Leader
Mrs Ethelyn F Chase dies at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ethelyn F Chase 72 of 29 West Smith street Corry area died at Corry Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born May 26 1882 in Concord Township she was daughter of Charles E Higgins and a longtime member of Concord Ridge Methodist Church and Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Surviving two daughters two sons five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev Howard Stull to officiate.
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Ethelyn F. Chase
West Smith Street
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Concord Township
Charles E. Higgins
Chase
Concord Ridge Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Bery~fice
Lydia
First Methodist Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
George J. Chase
Lloyd Meerdink
Mra. Flopperry
New Maple Sap Method Tried By Titusville Producers
A new cheaper maple sap collection method using tiny plastic tubing and reconditioned drums is being tested in Titusville. J C Hummer & Son, with Basil F Hummer, are appointed tubing jobbers, claiming two small items replace expensive pails and that sap can flow uphill under tree pressure, reducing setup costs for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Skyline Industries
J. C. Hummer & Son
Skyline
Basil F. Hummer
Tubing Method Cuts Sap Friction and Costs Says Hummer
A local dairy producer notes tubing is far cheaper for sap collection than traditional spiles. He cites 45 feet of tubing at 20 cents a foot costing 9 cents more than two pails, and argues that replacing older gear with a few feet of tubing boosts production. The method uses a quarter inch hole opposite the spile with tubing to two holes per tree, aiding quicker healing and lower material loss. Sap runs once this month, season starting late next week.
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Hescott
Himaier
Hummer
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Pat Rides
Hugh O'Hare
D. J. Little
Nancy Lee Shreve
James Manning
Carl Peterson
First Avenue
Florida
Halford Arrison
Michael
Jack Peiffer
UBS Lurline
Hawaii
Paul Meerdink
East Smith Street
California
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles
Pomona
Calif
Calif., @ brother of Mrs. Meerdink, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennink
R. D
Leon Bennink
Youngsville
Max Bennink
Fort Dix
M. J
Theodore Vanderhoot
Spring Street
Earl Keppel
Keppel
Dunkirk
Leslie Badgley
Stowe
N. J
DeForest Haskell
Cherry Creek
Duane Haskell
Jon Wayne
Jamestown
Hugh Barrett
Bemus Point
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Clyde Wilcox
West Frederick Street
Fnr
Merle Fil Wilcox
Wilcox
Ak‘ron
Jeanne Nichols
Media
Marguerite Nichols
Franklin Street
England
Sam Migliaccio
Loblaws
Edgebrook
Mesta Machine Co
Marilyn Monroe
Hn Ther
Berta Es
Mitzi
Gaynor Pavin
Wat
Oklahoma City
Oklaoma City
Earl E. Stewart
Mr. Hummer
Moubigant
Pyase
Chapin’s
Pur-A-Lin
Talk of
the Town
F. C. Chapin & Son
Washington
America
Cecan ZI
Center
Stregt
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