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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1956
Page
3
Week of December 29 to January 5 lists numerous couples from Warren and surrounding towns. Entries include addresses in Warren, Youngsville, Sheffield, Russell, and Tidioute for both boys and girls divisions.
Mrs Charles Neizmer 40 of Clarendon died December 28 with services at St Clara's. Mrs Selma Retterer 80 of North Warren died December 29. services at Peterson Funeral Home. Mrs Robert Anderson 27 of Clarendon died December 29. funeral at family home. Mrs Mary Stroup 96 of Warren died December 29. services at Lutz-VerMilyen Home. Mrs Letha Phelps Whitcomb 80 of Chandlers Valley died December 30. services at Cecile Cowles home. Charles R Hooven 58 of Youngsville died December 30. grave side service at Youngsville cemetery. William V Geer 77 died December 30. services in Jamestown and Warren. Herman Youngberg 75 of Sugar Grove died December 30. memorial services held. Mrs Joe Shepard Warren died January 2. services at Glenn Funeral Home Union City. Glenn Dublin 76 of Pittsfield died January 2. services at Young Funeral Home. Olofa Olson 80 of Akeley died December 30. services in Frewsburg. John Alfred Gertsch 63 of Warren died December 31. services Tuesday. Wesley Haight 85 of Youngsville died December 30. memorial Tuesday. Miss Cora E Jacobs of Warren died December 31. private funeral Monday. Nels Emil Nelson 76 of Russell died January 3. funeral today at Lutz-VerMilyea Home. Elmer Jones 63 of Wichita Falls formerly Sheffield died December 30. survived by wife Elizabeth Gartner Jones.
The famed dePaur Infantry Chorus under Leonard dePaur will perform at 8:45 p m Friday January 13 in Beaty Junior High Auditorium. Presented by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Music Committee, the eight year old group organized in World War II has toured theatres of war and is praised as a highly trained choral ensemble.
Don Carter performed with the St. Louis Symphony under Andre Kostelanetz creating sound effects with bowling pins for a Rip Van Winkle scene. Local scores soared with Howie Ladner and Art Check leading their leagues, while the Exchange notched a league record. Public Square Bradford alley changed hands with Oscar Benton taking over.
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