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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
6
Linda Lytle elected president of the freshman class at St Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing in Erie. Daughter of James and Mrs. Lytle of Warren, a Warren High School graduate.
Mr and Mrs Reid Pier welcome a son at 733 N Main St Youngsville. Pfc and Mrs Floyd C Hockenberry greet a child in Pittsfield. Numerous Warren couples announce births and familial ties listing addresses in Warren Irondequoit Pittsfield and nearby towns. Twins born to Mr and Mrs LaVerne Pearsall Oil City with mother Lois Splitstone seeks connection to Rev Paul Splitstone.
About 150 homemakers gathered at Island Park in Youngsville for a surprise farewell honoring Mrs. Geraldine Johnston who resigns July 1 from her Warren County extension home economist post. She receives a sterling tea set after ten and a half years on the county staff and three years in Sullivan County.
A list of deaths reports Warren area residents and former residents dying between June 24 and June 30, including Mrs. Militeen C. Hesch of Charleston West Virginia and former Auburn football star James F. Hitchcock. Survivors, funeral details, and burial sites noted for each.
Janet Marie Barr daughter of Mr and Mrs William Barr 435 Lookout Street married Donald Vernon Henrikson son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Henrikson 18 S Carver Street in a double ring ceremony June 27 at St Pauls Lutheran Church The bride graduated Warren High School Class of 1957 and works for Bell Telephone Co The groom graduated in 1956 and works for Warren Times Mirror They will reside at South Carver Street after July 5
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