Deferment in Drunken Driving Hit-and-Run Case
Erie Judge Burton Laub deferred the sentence for Edinboro State Teachers College student Charles McCormick 25 of Greensburg Pa on drunken driving and hit-and-run charges. Sentencing was moved to September to allow completion of a degree in August. McCormick was arrested January 1953 after allegedly running over an Edinboro nurse and committing other driving violations. aggravated assault charge was dropped. His father, attorney Robert McCormick, requested the deferment while Charles and his wife plan to teach in Ohio starting September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Burton R. Laub
Edinboro State Teachers College
Charles ‘McCormick
Greensburg
McCormick
Edinboro
Robert McCormick
Laub
Charles
Ohio
Beaverdam Mennonite wedding unites Betty Stutzman and Rollin Rheinheimer
Betty Stutzman daughter of Willard Stutzman and Rollin Rheinheimer of Edinboro wed at Beaverdam Mennonite Church. Ceremony at 2 pm featured Rev. Kenneth Snyder, floral setting, and music by a quartet. Bride wore lace over satin gown. maid of honor Virginia Stutzman and bridesmaids in light blue gowns. Best man Roland Landis and ushers Neil Stutzman Ralph Rheinheimer. Reception at bride’s home. couple to reside in Edinboro and plan a Canada trip. Guests from Union City Edinboro North East Waterford Cleveland Erie Shipshewana Middlebury Howe and Topeka Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Rheinheimer
Beaverdam Mennonite
Betty Stutaman
Willard Stutaman
R. D
Edin~ Baro
Edward Rheinheimer
Shipshewans
Indiana
Kenneth Snyder
Stutzman
Virginia Stutzman
Laura Lee Troyer
Marlene Roth
Roland Landis
Neil Stutzman
Ralph Rheinheimer
Gladiel
Union City
Edinboro
North East
Waterford
Cleveland
Erie
Shipshewana
Middlebury
Howe and
Topera
Ind
Social Notes Highlight Visits And Travel This Week
Miss Louise Mount arriving from Warwick to spend summer at West Frederick street home. Mr. and Mrs. Barach return from Chicago Furniture Market. Numerous visitors from Philadelphia Wellsboro Miami and other cities drop by local homes. Columbus Grange No 875 holds meeting with youth and traveling light ceremony noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mount
Warwick
West Frederick Street
Harry Barach
Chicago
Furniiure
Bailey Alexander
Philadelphia
William Ruminoff
Wellsboro
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
H. P. Dunford
Phyllis
Jacquelyn
Miami
Fla
Dunford
Robert Long
Roberta Long
W. A. Redmond
Wright Street
Byron
Mich
G. R. McCray
Geyser
Montana
Richard Cantryman
Robert
Richard
Spencerport
Nay
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Mr. Cantryman
Harold Scott
Sherwood
Kenneth
North Center Street
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
John Allyn
Frances Allyn
Batavia
James L. Allyn
Park Street
Fred Bullwagon
New Kensington
Harry B. Vaughan
South Center Street
B. W. Schuyler
Erie
R. K. McLean
Robert Tunnell
West Park
Washington, D. C
Erie Dispatch
Rollie Decker
Cranford
N. J
Union City
Henry Decker
Lawrence Thomas
This City
Loren Thomas
Howard Sheen
Wayne Street
Philip Holland
Sheen
Columbus Grange No
Town Hall
Paul Suchar Jr
East Branch Grange
East Branch
Michael Savko
William van Cise
Jly
Miso
Columbus
Annette Curtis
Pomona Grange
Washington, D
Paul Suchar Sr
Mra
D. P. Trisket
Maxine Bennink
Patricia Adams
Pleasant Grange
Eldred
Corry Grange
Columbus Grange
Club-Social Gatherings Area Couple Honored With Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Raymond Maynard of Union City formerly of Spartansburg were honored on their 36th wedding anniversary by 25 friends and relatives at their Union City home. Refreshments included a wedding cake by Mrs Clyde Maynard. The couple have lived in Union City a year. attendees from Union City and nearby areas brought gifts and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Maynard
Union City
Spartansburg
Clyde Maynard
Maynard
William Watterson
Judy Watterson
Lynn Metcalf
Centerville
Gladys Maynard
Erie
Helen Masser
Corry
Lewis Hopkins
Mra
Paul Reynolds
Harold Maynard
Coin collecting topic dazzles Rotary talk guest speaker
Stanley E. Anderson spoke at the weekly Rotary Club luncheon in Hotel Corry, sharing his coin collecting hobby and noting coins dating back 6,000 years and modern pieces made of gold, copper, silver, and nickel. He displayed coins from his collection as about 32 members attended including guest William J. Hala of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oia
Stanley E. Anderson
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Anderson
William J. Hala
Jamestown
M. 8. Cobbett
W. A. Leaby
Rudolphs Welcome Daughter Mary Bliss In Ver mal Utah
A daughter Mary Bliss was born early today at the hospital in Vermal Utah to Mr and Mrs John G Rudolph. The newborns mother Mary Castor of this city and the father J H Castor of East Frederick street are the baby’s grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bliss
Vermal
Utah
John G. Rudolph
Rudolph
Mary Castor
This City
J. H. Castor
East Frederick Street
AEC Upholds Ban on Scientist Oppenheimer
Smyth defends Oppenheimer amid AEC vote continuation. He argues there is no evidence the physicist leaked atomic secrets, noting his long service at Los Alamos and as head of the advisory committee. He expresses confidence Oppenheimer will still guard entrusted secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Alamos, N. M
AEC
Smyth
Oppenheimer
Bethany Ladies Bible Class Dinner Trip and Officers
The Bethany Ladies Bible Class of the First Baptist Church rode to Erie for dinner at Little Bit o Sweden. Members listed include Mrs Bruce Thomas and Mrs William Haenel. After returning, a business meeting elected officers: President Mrs Gary Bennett, Vice President Mrs Thomas, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Hall. Next session set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Bible Class
Bethany Ladies Bible
First Baptist
Erie
Little Bit O' Sweden
Bruce ‘Thomas
William Haenel
Carl Higby
Winnie Pierce
Luella Monroe
Melvin Shambaugh
Joseph Hudson
Clyde Hall
Forest Peiffer
Cecil ‘Messinger
Hudson
Gary Bennett
Thomas
Hall
Tea Hosted By Mrs Peiffer For Visiting Relatives
Mrs William Peiffer of 349 Center Street entertained yesterday with a tea honoring her mother Mrs Harry E Vaughan and her visiting aunt Mrs Julia B Peiffer from Seattle Washington. About thirty friends attended from 2:30 to 6:00 served from a blue delphinium and rose decorated table. Mrs Page Louderback and Mrs Duane Fogle were the pourers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peiffer
Ith
Center Street
Harry E. Vaughan
Julia B. Peiffer
Seattle
Wash
Page Louderback
Duane Fogle
Club 15 Meets at Wheelock Home for Birthday Honor
Mrs. James Babcock hosted Club 15 at her Wheelock residence honoring Mrs. Bryce Leek on her birthday. Eleven members attended, awarding Leek a purse of money. Prizes for canasta and 600 went to Mrs. Edward Dominéssy, Mrs. Frederick Haenel, Mrs. P. H. Brenman, and Mrs. Lawrence Mc Cray. Refreshments served before adjournment with plans to meet next with Mrs. Mossie Posburgh. Mrs. Babcock's birthday to be celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 15
Wheelock
James Babcock
Bryce Leek
Edward Dominéssy
Frederick Haenel
P. H. Brenman
Lawrence McCray
Mossie Posburgh
Good Friends Club Meets in Erie with Picnic and 600 Play
The Good Friends Club gathered at Glenwood Park Erie for a regular meeting. A picnic supper followed and Mrs. Robert Hunt and Mrs. Lawrence Aldrich won card game awards. Guests then visited Mrs. George Wood in Erie for social evening with strawberry shortcake and coffee. Mrs. Klemen Nielsen of Went Smith Street will host on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Friends Club
Erie
Glenwood Park
Robert Hunt
Lawrence Aldrich
George Wood
Klemen’ Nielson
Smith Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
Tyrone Power
Terry Moore
Michael Rennie
Khyber Rifles
India
Corry Drive-In
Nin Hong
Warnercolor
Presenteo
Warner: Bros. Ano
Geraldine Page
Iere Ea Secdeun Ravens
Janes Aram
U.S
Tor Babies
Meerdink’s
Miss Betty Stutzman
Rotary Talk
Fee
Baby Helen
C. R
Juat
Dial
Stardust
Topp
Corry Saving Loan Center
Stnaer
Chapin
F. C. Chapin & Son
Relo
The
Nations Bank
the National Bank
Mamber Federal Depealt
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