North Hills News Record from North Hills, Pennsylvania • Page 36

Couples married in North Hills WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1970--NEWS-RECORD --37 Kress-Raible Elaine Marie Kress and Raymond Francis Raible exchanged marriage vows March 7, 1970, in St. Sebastian Roman Catholic Church. The Rev William J. Fay officiated at the double- ring ceremony. The-bride is the daughter xLMr.

and Mrs. Raymond W. Kress Sr. of Brookside Street, Pine. Mrs.

Mary Kress of Norwood Street, 26th Ward, is the bride's grandmother. Miss Barbara Staley was maid of honor for the bride who asked Miss Barbara Marczak and Miss Judy Lanciault to be -bridesmaids. Betsy Kress was flower girl. Edward Sommers was best man for the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis X. Raible of 109 Tristan Drive, Shaler. Joseph Scherle, Thomas Bummer and Robert Kress were ushers Raymond Meute carried the rings. The new Mrs. Raible is a graduate of Richland High School and Mount Hospital School of Nursing.

She is on the nursing staff of Mercy Hospital. Her husband, grandson of Mrs. Martha Ross of North Side, is a North Catholic High School graduate and attended Clarion State College. He is employed by Tandy Industries Inc. The couple is at home in West View after a honeymoon in Fort Lauderdale.

Black-Murhoff The marriage of Linda Arlene Black and William Frederick Maurhoff was solemnized in Bethel Lutheran Church, Shaler, ApriU, 1970. The Rev. Robert Neeb officiated at the double-ring candlelight ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

James D. Black of Downieville, Butler County, are parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J.

Maurhoff of 4030 Gibsonia rftaadT-Richland, are the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Gary Kier was her sister's matron of honor. Miss Betsy Belliveau, Miss Cathy Black and Mrs. Gerald Schaefer were bridesmaids.

Kim Kier was flower girl. Harrison Shaw was best man. Gary Kier, Carl Maurhoff and Gerald Schaefer were ushers. Jeffery Schaefer was ring bearer. bride is the.

granddaughter of Mr. knd Mrs. Verne Purvis and Dr. and D. L.

Black, all of Valencia. ttended Mars High School, the UflfBRty of Akron and the University ittsburgh where she majored in Mrs. Raymond F. Raible (Elaine Marie Kress) Schmidt Richland High School and Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics He is in the Army, stationed in Fort Benning, Ga. The couple will live in Columbus, Ga until the bridegroom is discharged.

Maurhoff is a graduate of Mihm-Moran Fairhill Center sets card party New chemicals can cause eczema The new chemicals which simplify homemakers' cleaning chores may also irritate the hands that do the cleaning. Detergents, polishes, floor waxes, and disinfectants can cause eczema, a common skin condition. Intense itching on the back or sides -of--the--fwfecs--is one--ef- Recreation Center, Fairhill Road, Sewickley Hills, is planning a card party Saturday, April 25, at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Tickets can be bought frommembers or at the door There will be refreshments and prizes.

Enrollment limited Enrollment in the kindergarten at North Park Baptist Church, Sample and -Peebles-roadsr McCandlesSy-will be limited to 22 children this year, kegisrrations may be made by catling' the church office, 36jh2629. or Mrs. Ann -TVaDcer7364-5156. symptoms along with tiny water blisters. Damaged skin becomes dry, scaly, i a a a i a covered by a crust.

To relieve Rching, hands should be soaked in cool water and allowed to dry by letting the water evaporate. To promote healing protect your hands plastic or rubber gloves when working with soap or detergents and resist the temptation to apply cream, lotions or salves. Barbara Milnn became Hie bride of Richard R. Moran Jr in St. Athanasius Roman Catholic Church April 18,1970.

The Rev. Thomas Lakomy officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H.

Mihm of 406 Ridgewood West View, was attended by Miss Christine Mihm, her sister; Miss Patricia Julian, Miss Anna Marie Trojan, Miss Marilyn Mihm and Mrs. William Snifter i Aqnarirn wag flower girl William Snider Jr. was best man. Ushers were Robert Watterson, Ronald Schafer, a Trtrnbur, Robert Muchenski and John Mihm, junior usher. Brian Aquadro was ring bearer.

The bride is a graduate of North Hills High School and works for Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Moran, a graduate of North Hills, is employed by Western Electric He is the grandson of Mrs. Alma Mrs. Theodore E.

Johnson (Eileen Helen Gredlein) --Angel Studio Dickenson of 726 Harden Drive, Ross, and Mr and Mrs. Richard M. Moran of Bonnieview Drive, Pine. The couple will live in Ross. Gredlein-Johnson Bellevue is the home of Sgt.

and Mrs. Theodore Ellis Johnson who were married April 11, 1970, in Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, West View, by the Rev. D. Thomas Kraft. The bride's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Albert John Gredlein Sr. of 76 S. Fremont Ave Bellevue. Mr.

and Mrs. John Snodgrass of Charlotte, are the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Richard R. Moran Jr.

(Barbara Helen Mihm) --E vans Studio Mrs. Albert Gredlein Jr. of Miami was matron of honor Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Connolly, Miss Joanne Davis and Miss Debora Race. Albert Gredlein Jr was best man George Yocum, Sgt Charles Harnest and Sgt. Robert Blackburn were ushers.

Mrs. William F. Maurhoff (Linda Arlene Black) --Kay Thompson The bride is a graduate of North Allegheny High School and works for the Veterans Administration. Sgt Johnson is a Marine Corps recruiter in "West View. He attended Eastern Carolina College.

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