Amherst Man Weds Miss Lucille Perkins at Catholic Church
Amherst A wedding linked Miss Lucille Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Perkins Wellington to Thomas George son of Mr and Mrs Salemborge Amherst. Ceremony held at St Josephs Catholic Church with Fr James H Smith officiating. Attendants wore velvet gowns, reception at St Josephs school hall, couple to reside 415 South Main Wellington. George a Nations Tube Company employee and John Carroll student. Card party planned by Amherst BPW for hospital oxygen tent funds.
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Amherst
Lucille Perkins
Hal
Lutilla Perkins
Maurice Perkins
Wellington
Thomas George
Salemborge
Tea Avenue
James H. Smith
William Bodmann
Rosenihy George
Alden Perkins
Rosemary George
Minnie George
Shirley
Rita’ Perkins
Rosemary
Kamalay
Rroom
Simon Kamalay
Ray Kenneth Perkins
Ivan Ingersoll
William Tegmeyer
St. Joseph's School Hall
Atrs. George
South Main Street
Wellington High School
George
Amherst High School
Nations Tube Company
Lorain
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Amherst Business and Professional Women’s Club
Community events mix bake sale and club meetings
The notice lists a Hospital Auxiliary bake sale as a feature with ticket sales by members, chaired by Mrs Aurel Jennen and assisted by the membership committee. Multiple club gatherings follow including Avenue club hosts, No. 64 group meeting at First Evangelical United Brethren church, and Amherst Study Club’s Christmas party rescheduled for December 1 with luncheon and gift exchange.
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Aurel Jenne
Anna Witt
Ray Jewett
Verna Albrecht
Florence Ehrman
Helen Vercuszyszy
Mary Grendow
Eleanor Albright
Margaret, Draves
Christine Brill
Arlene Baird
Nadine Cichi
Florida Wiseman
Frances Sposato
Avenue Club
Masonia Club
Mary Isendeigh
Mildred Walker
Mildred Hutton
Virginia Hutton
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Amherst Study Club
Oberlin
Grou
W. G. Nord
Edgemere Place
Russ Drug Store
Hospital News
Proctor Bowers
South Amherst
Don Martin
R. D
American Cleared Of Charge Of Mistreating Japs
Lt. Amar Edward N. Little of Degatur Illinois was acquitted by a seven man court martial on charges of mistreating American prisoners at a Japanese camp and indirect responsibility for GI deaths. Findings approved by Secret William Raab.
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Washington
Amar
Edward N. Little
Degatur
Navy Today
No GI
Little
William Raab
Amherst
Lean Jaeger
Russel Krieg
Frank Snider
Helen
Charlotte Wellmés
Louise Schulz
Helen Eht
Wadsworth
Navy court martial details prison guard case in Japan
The Navy described rear admiral Colclough differing on one count in the case of a naval petty officer charged with cruel treatment of Japanese prisoners. The accused, a former prison guard at Omura, faces allegations of beating and starving American prisoners who stole food and clothing, with two men dying. Names cited include Pavlakos and Knight. A Newburyport resident recalls a 6b year-old connection to Henryfield Maine.
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Tary
Navy
Soha J. Sullivan
Colclough
Little
James G. Pavlakos
William N. Knight
Omura
Kyushu
Japan
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