Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Herald. Monday. June 15, 1964 Mrs. WlllUm N. Miller Mefisso Sfeefe Is Bride Of Wiffiam Norman Miller The First Presbyterian Oiurch, Mechanicsburg, was the setting on Sunday at 2 p.m.

for the wedding of Miss Martha Melissa Steele, daughter of Bruce D. and the late Mrs. Freda Shue Steele, Sheepford Mechanicsburg RD 3. to WillUm Norman Miller, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Norman Miller, 414 W. Fifth Tyrone. The couple was united in mar- rlage by the Rev. Duncan MacPherson. The bride wore a gown of silk cloud peau de soie with sweetheart neckline and long tapered sleeves.

The gown was bordered in re-embroidered alencon lace. The capelike, full-length chapel train was bordered in matching lace on gown. A bow of white peau de soie with orange blossoms and illusion veiling, finger-tip length, complemented the gown. Her flowers were gardenias, stephanotis. and she carried a white Bible.

jcitar Presented By Doloris Libreatori Dancing Class June 17th Tyrone Area High School 8:15 P.M. The maid of honor was Jane Elizabeth Shindledecker, of 10 S. Fayette Shippensburg, a friend of the bride. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Virginia Miller Barnes, sister of the bridegroom, who was married the previous day at Tyrone.

Best man was Duane Traxler, Tyrone, RD, a friend of the couple, and ushers were William T. and Ronald W. Steele, brothers of the bride, and Robert F. Barnes, newly- married brother-in-law of die bridegroom. Nuptial music was played on the organ by Mrs.

Haas. A reception followed the ceremony in the church. The couple left for a week's trip to Cape Cod, after which they will reside in Tyrone. The bride is a graduate of Shippensburg State College and has taken graduate work at Penn State University. The bridegroom Is a graduate of Shippensburg State College and Penn State7 'ahd: as a teacher in the Tyrone Area Public School system.

PICNIC POSTPONED The picnic scheduled by the Tyrone Ministeriura for tomorrow afternoon at Reservoir Park has been postponed because of the Annual Conference of the Methodist Church which is meeting in Williamsport this week. REMEMBER DAD WITH DELICIOUS CANDY OR SALTED NUTS FROM GARDNERS CANDY STORE Open Evenings 'Til 10 P.M Tyrone Hospital ADMITTED Lisa Kost, 427 Fifth st. Thomas Burket, RD 3, Tyrone Robin Lamb, RD 4, Tyrone Jane Fink, RD 3, Tyrone Sandra McClellan, RD 4, Tyrone Josephine Seiner, RD 1, Tyrone Holly McGowan, Penna. Furnace BIRTHS Mrs. Alan Fink, boy, RD 3, Tyrone DISCHARGED Charlotte Banks, RD2, Tyrone Phyllis Cupp, 300 W.

18th st. John Stewart, RD 1, Tyrone Estella McKenrick, RD 3, Tyrone Charles Romano, 2213 Columbia ave. Grace Thomas, 1652Columbia ave. Mrs. Robert Albright andbaby girl.

Warriors Mark Mrs. Jean Hannah and baby boy, RD 3, Tyrone DISPENSARY Mae Beckwith, Port Matilda Harry Smith, 237 E. 10th st. Vickey Fasick, RD 1, Tyrone Jay Kenney, RD 1, Tyrone Dorothy Mull, RD 1, Tyrone Marilon Seifer, 239 E. 10th st.

John Seifer, 239 E. 10th st. Carol Jean Miller, RD 3, Tyrone Stephen Morrissey, RD 1, Tyrone DEATHS MRS. VERNA E. JOHNSON Mrs.

Vena E. Johnson, 900 Washington died Saturday at 11:15 a.m. at Tyrone Hospital, following a stroke. She was born Nov. 5, 1897 at Tyrone, a daughter of William C.

and Mary Arm KneiseSnyder. She was married April 7. 1937 at Norfolk. to Blair Johnson. Surviving are the husband, a son and a daughter.

Nevin, Newark. and Mrs. Elva Hamilton, Tyrone; also three stepchildren, Mrs. Clarence Eckley, Mrs. Jay Irvin and Mrs.

Margaret Cannistraci, all of Tyrone; a grandson; the following brothers and sisters: Fred Snyder. Miss Mamie Snyder. William Snyder, Chester Snyder, and Miss Louise Snyder, of Tyrone; Oscar Snyder of Howard. She was a member of the Assejnbljyif God Church. had JjeeA.Aij>ianist atilhe.

church for a "number of years. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Assembly of God, in charge of the Rev. David Blattner. Burial will be in Eastlawn Cemetery.

Friends are being received until 9 p.m. today at the Johnson Funeral Home, and after 11 a.m. on Tuesday at the church. Goldwater Shuns Three-Way Debate NEW YORK (UPI) Sen. Barry M.

Goldwater. refused Sunday to appear in a two hour television and radio debate with two other Republican presidential hopefuls, and the proposed June 21 program was cancelled by the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS). Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton and New York Gov.

Nelson Rockefeller had accepted invitations from CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton to appear on the program. Goldwater notified Stanton. "I plan to run my own campaign in my own way, and my plans do not include this type of program." The CBS president then wired Rockefeller and Scranton that without Goldwater "there seems to be little point in going forward with the Page Three Miss Gildea Named State News state Officer I A district woman wan rW-fl Mrs. Robert F.

Barnes Virginia Miller Is Bride Of Robert F. Barnes Here Virginia Louise Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norman Miller, 414 W. Fifth and Robert F.

Barnes, son of Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Barnes, 89 Brinkerhoff Mansfield, Ohio, were united in marriage on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in a double-ring ceremony performed by the Rev.

Robert M. Vowler, at the First Methodist Church, Tyrone. ding trip to Madison, where they will reside at 509 Bald Eagle Heirfits. The bride is a graduate of Tyrone Area High School and of Dickinson College, Carlisle. She is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha social sorority and is a member of the Tyrone School District faculty.

The bridegroom is a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Given in marriage by her Technology, Boston, where he father, the bride wore a pure majored in physics. He received 04llf 1 ft 1 TUESDAY'S SPECIALS Rea Dericb ALKA SELTZER white silk linen floor-length gown with an easy sheath skirt, the deep waist band gave a fitted empire effect and was of Italian drawn work and all white crewel embroidery, pearl and crystal bead encrusted. The similar embroidery and drawn work appliqued on the skin simulated a deep double tunic border on the hemline. A full chapel train completed the wedding gown. The headpiece was a crown of re-embroidered stiffened lace holding a bouffant six-tiered imported English illusion veil." The maid of honor, Judy Baker, of 822 Washington was gowned in a short sheath with scoop neckline and short cap sleeves, with long detachable overskirt and side bow, in aquamarine.

The bridesmaids, similarly attired, were Miss Melissa Steele, Mechanicsburg, and Miss Patricia Barnes, sister of the bridegroom. The best man was William G. Spoeri. IH. of Mansfield, Ohio, and ushers were William N.

Miller, Tyrone, brother of the bride; Russell H. Barnes, Jr. of Columbus, Ohio, brother of the bridegroom; Richard Johnson, Akron, Ohio, cousin of the bridegroom, and David E. Wolford, Philadelphia. The mother of the bride was attired in a powder blue silk gown with matching accessories and a white rose corsage.

The mother of the bridegroom was attired in a pink linen sheath, a flowered hat, and wore a white rose corsage. Traditional organ music was played by Mrs. Marguerite B. Siegfried. A reception for 250 guests was held immediately following the ceremony, at the cafeteria of the Tyrone Area High School.

The couple departed on a wed- EPIDEMIC WANES ABERDEEN, Scotland (UPI) two new cases were reported Sunday in the waning epidemic of typhoid fever in this Scottish resort town. The total now is 446. TRAVEL SECTION LONDON (UPI) The Daily Telegraph told today of a Bri- ish library that lists the novel, "Christ Stopped at Eboli," under the "Europe-Travel" section. a master's degree at the UniV. of Wisconsin, and is currently for a doctorate and as a research assistant at the University of Wisconsin.

UNIVERSITY Three men have been awarded the Penn State Medal for contributions to higher education during their service in the Pennsylvania Legislature. Honored at a luncheon of the Pennsylvania State University board of trustees Saturday were former state House Speaker Hiram G. Andrews, Johnstown; Sen. M. Harvey Taylor, Harrisburg, and Rep.

Norman Wood, Peach Bottom, Lancaster County. VANDERGRIFT (UPI) A 28-year-old skydiver was killed Sunday when his parachute failed to open during a jump at the nearby Markle Airport. The victim, John E. Marko, of East Pittsburgh, was a member of the Mon Kiski Sports Parachute Club. UNIONTOWN (UPI) A 70-year-old hotel clerk was held today in Fayette County Jail in the fatal shooting of a bartender.

Albert Polander, 30, bartender at the Ritz Hotel, was shot to death Saturday night in front of the building on Main Street. A short time later, Howard Firestone, the night clerk at the Ritz, surrendered to police. Authorities said the shooting resulted from a quarrel between Firestone and Polander over the sale of a gun. WAYNESBURG (UPI) -Four supervisors on duty when 37 miners died in a blast at the Robena No. 3 mine went on trial today in Greene County Court charged with violation of the state mining code.

The charges were filed by a state mine inspector following an investigation into the Dec. 6 1962 explosion. However, the state does not claim that the alleged infractions caused the PITTSBURGH (UPI) -Seven- hundred members of Plumbers Local 27 were on the job in four counties today following acceptance of a three-year contract calling for a cents an-hour raise. The plumbers, employed by the Association of Plumbing Contractors in Allegheny, Westmoreland, Washington, and Greene counties, agreed to the new pact in a vote Saturday. A district woman won the first vice presidency at the 44th annual convention of the Pom-; sylvanla Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Philadelphia, She is Miss Patricia M.

dea, Hollidaysburg. Attending the conclave from Tyrone, representing the local club, were Dr. Adelaide and, Mrs. Dorothy Derman and Mrs. Gertrude Graham.

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