Couple Philip Holland and Sally-Ann Follett Married at St Thomas
Pictured couple Mr and Mrs Philip Edward Holland wed Saturday morning at St Thomas the Apostle Church. The bride, the former Miss Sally-Ann Follett, is daughter of Mrs Vennis Follett of 324 South Center Street. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Holland of Largo Florida. They honeymooned at Chautauqua Lake and Virginia Beach and will reside in Dunedin Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Edward Holland
Sally-Ann Follett
Str ‘Thomas the Apostle Church
Holland
Vennis R. Follett
South Center Street
Lyle Holland
Largo
Fla
Chautauqua” Dake
NewYland
Local couples attend weddings and visits across regions
Mr and Mrs W C Eaton of Drie arrived for a brief visit with their son and family at 622 Spring Street. Wesley Beck motor to Stewart Air Force Base Newburg to attend the wedding of Robert Shepard and Barbara Theileman. The Shepards and their daughter Darlene attended the ceremony at the base chapel. A reception followed at the Beau Rivage. Other travelers return home from Lake George Canandaigua and Ontario trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Eaton
Drie
City
Mr. Eaton
William 5. Eatons
Spring Street
Wesley Beckwith
West South Streets
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburg
Robert J. Shepard
Barbara ‘Theileman
Bronx
Darlene
Beau Rivage
Hudson River
Harold R. Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Hermat Jackson
Orangeville
Ohio
Karen Toohig
Cleveland
Lake George
Bolter Bending
N.Y
Henry Goring
Liberty Street
Louise Williams
Clara McCray
South Center Street
Canada
St. Anne's Shrine
Thousand Islands
North Pole
Chael
Lynch
Marion Street
Cecil Powell
Townville
Bobca
Miss Joan Heberlein Feted At Bridal Shower
Mrs Mary Aquilino and Miss Dolores Aquilino hosted a bridal shower for Miss Joan Heberlein at Diemers Cafe. Pink and white decor with wedding bells and a cake centerpiece highlighted the event. Guests from Erie Spartansboro and Corry attended. Miss Heberlein, daughter of Mr and Mrs Le Heberlein, will wed Dr Russell Rycheck in Pittsburgh on September 22. Boaz Waltain, 85, former U S diplomat, died in Santa Fe after retirement in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aquilino
Dolores Aquilino
Joan Heberlein
Diemer
Alfred Bottwell
Erie
Jamies St. George
J. ”. Needham
Henry Heberlein
Heberlein
le Heberlein
Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
Russell Rycheck
Eric
Spartansboro
Corry
Amoroso of East Washington honored at stork shower
Mrs Anthony Amoroso of East Washington street was honored Sunday afternoon at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Vincent Dugan at 37 East Congress street Assistants were Mrs Francis Hanlin and Mrs Gilbert Rowland Decor decorations featured a floral centerpiece gifted by her father Mrs Hugh Muckinhaupt Refreshments included salad rolls decorated cupcakes mints huts coffee and tea Games followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Pitts Mrs James Burkhart Miss Barbara Muckinhaupt and Mrs Walter Gibas Mrs Amoroso received many gifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Amoroso
Anthony “Amoroso
East Washington Street
Vincent Dugan
East Congress Street
Arthur Pitts
James Burkhart
Barbara Muckinhaupt
Walter Gibas
Amoroso
Miller Baby Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr Clyde Miller and Mrs Miller at Corry Memorial Hospital. The parents live on 30 Snyder Circle. The birth adds a new member to the Miller family and was reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clyde. Miller
Snyder-Circle
Kiwanis Club Plans New Show at Hotel Cory
The Kiwanis Club, meeting at Hotel Cory, approved a Rogers production show to be entirely different from an earlier show. Conrad Monroe presided, Rebbial Hight Taylor billed as general chairman. Members also planned a golf tournament this Thursday in Erie and Don Knapp noted Kiwanis signs around the city had been painted. Ray Shaw attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Cory
Conrad Monroe
Rogers
Rebbial Ght Taylor
Erie
Don Knapp
Ray Shaw
Art director Brimo Maine dies after 18 years at Radio City
Brimo Maine aged 65, long time art director at Radio City Music Hall and designer of its famed Christmas and Easter pageants, died yesterday. His tenure included twenty years shaping stage visuals for iconic holiday spectacles. HeLeave a legacy in New York theater design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Brimo Maine
Radio City Music
Hall
BPW Club Hosts Guest Night at Findley Lake
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at Findley Lake with Clara Hill chairing. Mrs Harold Jackson presided as reports were given by Mrs Charles Thompson and Miss Hill. Plans were made for the Corry fall district meeting on October 6 and committees were named for table and decorating, program, reception, reservations, and entertainment. A BPW booth discussion for the Sidewalk Bazaar was held and a Den picnic was planned for August 27 at M. O. Baldwin home with Dwyer Orr Tarbell and Lynch in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscom
Pindley Lake
Clara Hill
Harold R. Jackson
BPW Club
Charles Thompson
Miss Hill
Mead Park Sunday School Picnic Enjoys Park Facilities
The Catter Hill Sunday School group of R. D. 8 held a picnic at Mead Park enjoying a lunch provided by the Sunday School. Children and adults used park facilities and ice cream was supplied for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Catter Hill
Woman dies abroad with husband on seven week tour
Mrs. Donald Steinfirst, 57, wife of a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette music writer, died of pneumonia in Dubrovnik Yugoslavia while on a seven week overseas tour with her husband. The Brein firsts left Pittsburgh July 5th for six countries and seven weeks of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Joritic
Donald Steinfirst
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Brein
Man 20 Faces Involuntary Slaughter Charge in Fatal Crash
Erie man John W. Rose, 20, arraigned on involuntary manslaughter for a three car crash that killed 60 year old Martin Schauble. Police say Rose drove with faulty brakes and knew of the condition. Schauble died at St Vincent's Hospital after internal injuries. Schauble's wife Elsie, 60, sustained cuts and shock but is in satisfactory condition. Another driver, Edmund H. Grumblatt, 67, was not injured. Rose posted a $1000 bond and set for hearing August 14 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rose
James P. Hogan
Rose
Martn Schauble
Erle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charles Bow
Mount Climber Buried On Slope Where He Died
Stephen Smith 21 of Holden Massachusetts died of exposure while climbing Grand Teton Peak 13 766 feet. A burial party of ranger Pete Sinclair and park staff Ned Greig and Rick Horn reached 10 500 feet before a storm halted the descent. Smith’s parents were notified and approved the burial, while nine other climbers from the Appalachian Mountain Club of Boston recover from the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tistun National Park
Wyo
Massachusetts
Stephen Smith
Holden
Mass
Grand Teton Peak
Pete Sinclair
Park
Jim Greig
Rick Horn
Lewel
Jackson
Smith
Briery Smith
John Davis
Appalachiani Mountains Club
Baston, Mass
Mayor Wagner's Dog In Trouble After Bite Incident
The Yorkshire terrier Vinnie bit a painter retouching Gracie Mansion while Mayor Wagner and family vacationed in Europe. The dog is considered to have the run of the mayor's residence. Authorities removed Vinnie to an animal shelter for rabies tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertu
Wagner
Vinnie
Gracie Mansion
Europe
Gov Weighs Clemency for Rehabilitated Murderer Crump
Illinois Parole Board sends clemency recommendations for Paul Crump to Gov. Otto Kerner. Crump, 32, on death row for the 1963 payroll robbery murder in Chicago, has had 14 stays of execution and did not appear at a recent hearing. The board study spans 62 hours as advocates, including Louis Nizer, argue rehabilitation. Gov. Kerner will decide to alter the sentence or proceed with electrocution. A separate report notes a Pennsylvanian medical team departing for a month in Algiers for disaster relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Parole and Pardon Board
Otto Kerner
Paul Crimp
Kerner
Crump
Cook County
T Lo
Chicago
The
Mines Supreme Court
Louis Nizer
New York
Richard B. Austin
Theodore Zukowski
Waby Foubiercy
Ie ‘Austin
Gildee
Minois
Trucking Executives Admit Bribes to State Police
Chicago trucking leaders testified before a grand jury that their firms paid officers to overlook weight violations. Thomas Madden and John Ryden admitted past payments or gifts, turning over company books. William Nanini cited past rumors but said no recent payments were made. Several firm presidents invoked the Fifth Amendment as the investigation widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas C. Madden
Thomas ©. Madden Trucking Co
Volice-Firm
Feu
Lightning Kills Well Driver In St Marys Storm
AP reports a 19 year old construction worker Lloyd Simpson of Allegheny County was struck and killed by lightning while helping drill for water at Speer Carbin Co plant in St Marys Reports say the bolt hit metal clips on his rubber suit His brother Ray of Monroeville witnessed the accident and Simpson was taken to St Marys Hospital The storm also knocked down trees blocking roads and cut a transformer taking Radio Station WEBI off air for hours
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys By
Ac Etc
Lloyd Simpeath
Allegheny County
Speer Carbin Co
St. Marys
Simpson
Ray
Monroeville
McKinney Co
Pittsburgh
Steer
WEBI
Conneaut Lake man drowns in private pond
A 21 year old Conneaut Lake man drowned yesterday in 10 feet of water at a 15 acre private pond on Mercer Pike. He vanished about 4 p m as the first swimmer from a picnic party and was recovered two hours later by the Meldville Rescue Squad. State Police said cramps in the ice cold spring fed water contributed to the accident. The man had been staying with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs John Hodson of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrull
Conneaut Lake
Mercer Pike
Meldville
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Phang
Joan
Sante FE
Boaz Waltain
United States
Tohly
SantarPe
Boxeg
Tae
BPW
Findley Lake
Corry Savings and Loan
Manny Yews
Jim
NG Ag
Hendin
Wind DeVore
Chicagori
Carolee
East Green ST
Champaigh
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Algeria
Algiers
George J. Find? Wig
Black Rocket
Bargain Joe's
East Main
Carpenter
Mynette
Fearon
Evans
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