Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 9

THE EVENING OBSERVER, DUNKIRK, N. SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1945: PAGE NINE vcl1 5 of white garden was matron w. of of the waa Both white ny- mattott ot honor. of Philand the nd lca Ulc ss and eor- n. st the pi.tno, yw the wetl- (roffi Lohengrin and 4 tteesionai Mendelssohn's wjiiag Match- fit cereflKKtf was followed by la the house at 5 (6f 66 guests.

Guests In. 55fcWttioB.jr4wVoifc.PhHr and Mead- teachers eottege' and entered the sm-vlccs first, at the Midland A3iy Hying school. He is a bem- jitt in (he army air forces He astttotM recently an a leave teg his liberation from a prisoner cits now tfft that is flwfnf eom- jfJUtj lull Of watef will dot dls- as one only partly afetSttrfMe frieiion slows dosvn tew to the full pipe. Will Marry Pliotu Miss Helen Bartmrn Moreno, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph of 138 East Second street, announce her engagement to John James Ma.ticuso, son of IVff. and Mrs. James Mancuso of 108 East Second strc'ct. FREDONIA ARTILLERY CORPORAL EN ROUTE HOME FROM EUROPE Cpl. Russell Clvllette 14 Link street, Fredonia, whose wife resides In Silver Creek, is en route homo from Europe, announces the Public Relations office of the 8th Infantry division.

This division, known as the Coldtm Arrow, Is credited with, accounting for 21 times its own weight in Gormans-by 187 prisoners during ten months of combat. The division" was in the Normandy breakthrough, the capture of Brest and the bitter fight in the Hitrtgren forest. Troops, of the 8th were the CifsL to cross the Rocc, launching the drive that reached the Rhino. The division then cut the Ruhr pocket in two and finished its ETO fighting by crossing the Elbe and Unking with the Russians. Corporal Clvilette entered the army March 21, 1941 and served overseas for 10 months in Nor mnmly, Northern France, the Rliineland and central Europe.

He WHS attached to A Battery, 43rd Field artillery Bn. Before entering the army, he was employed at the Allegheny Ludlum stuel plant. He has four battle stars and 87 points. BUFFALO. AIRPORT'S RUNWAYS ARE BAD Buffalo, July 7--(UP)--The airport advisory board today recommended that the city cnglncei make a thorough Inspection oC the runways the Buffalo municipal airport following complaints of army officers who charged that the strips at the airport'were In a hazardous condition.

PEBOlflL PPBPGRflPUr FREDONIA Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson of Lambert avenue, entertained their son and his wife, Mr. and Paul-Nelson of Englewood, N. J.

and Mrs. Florence Morrison of Jamestown on Friday. Rev. and Mrs. L.

Pardee of Lambert avenue went to Erie, today, where Mr. Pardee is to assist at the funeral of Jesse J. Gif- t'crd, Mr. Gifford was a motorman on the old and L. E.

Traction line and had many friends in Fre- cionia. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Pardee will attend the dedication and mortgage burning at the new Methodist church at Mayville. Mrs.

Donald Hartley of East Orange, N. is visiting relatives In Fredonia. Mrs. H. Deyo TerwilUger will entertain the Trinity club at her home in Lambert avenue, Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Strickland of Willoughby, left for their home this morning after spending a few cloys as guests of Mrs.

Grace Water street. Mrs. Richmond Wilson of Corn; ing will spend a month with her mother Mrs. D. J.

FitzBerald, East Main street. Miss FitzGerald has returned to New York after coming here on account of the death of her father, D. J. FitzGerald, Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Watson anc daughter Erie, have been spending the week at the William Schulfir cottage at-Van Buren. Miss Angeline Ross of Green street is spending the week in New York city. Will Woodcock has returned to the University "of Illinois for hii senior j'ear in electrical engineering after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Leslie Woodcock of Fredonia. Pfc.

Kenneth Woodcock of Fredonia is now at Pisa, Italy. He recently spent five days in Rome He has five stars for five battle areas. Birth of a Girl A daughter Sandra Marilyn was born July 1 at the Rhinehart hospital, Silver Creek, to 7 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar.

Smith of Forcstville. The mother was the former Mildred Van Volkenburg of Fredonia. Actress at College Jeanne Welty, well known actress will appear in an assembly hour entertainment at the teachers college Tuesday morning 10:30 o'clock. She will present an historic monodrama. or dramatic sketch in which she will carry parts herself.

The public will be, welcome, it is announced from the college- office. Miles Class The Miles Bible class of the Methodist church will have a monthly meeting and tureen supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Almon "Will, Temple street, Monday evening. The committee includes Mrs.

Will and Mrs. Lavern Inwood. Dinner and Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rouse entertained a group of friends at dinner Friday evening at the Colonial Inn for their house guest, Mrs.

Inez Claxton of Clinton, Ky.j sister of Mrs. Rouse. Following the dinner, bridge was played at the House residence in Leverett CALVIN THOMPSON AT The marriage of Miss Irma Elaine Winkelman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

of 11 Maple avenue and Calvin Floyd Thompson, son Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Thompson of 5 Terrace street, will take place this afternoon at four o'clock 'in the First Methodist church. The Rev.

W. McLean, of the church will perform the ceremony. Mrs. Keith Emanuelson will provide, organ music and accompany Miss Marjorie Dawley, will sing Promise Me and. "I'Love You Truly." The.

bride will wear a gown with fitted satin bodice, trimmed with Chantilly laca and with illusion neckline, skirt of marquisette with train, finger tip veil, falling from a beaded tiara. She will carry a bouquet of white roses. The bride's attendants will be Mrs. Henry Hruby' of Fredonia, matron -of honor; Miss Grace Winkelman, sister of the maid of honor; the Misses Lois Winkelman Bertha Ann Winkelman, sisters of the "oride, liidesmaids. The attendants, will wear similar gowns of faille taffeta, matron oE honor in white, maid' of honor pink, and the in blue.

All will carry Colonial bouquets and will wear roses in their hair. Mrs. Winkel- nrian, mother of the bride, will wear a na-y blue dress, of sheer crepe and i corsage of gardenias and Mrs. Thompson, mother oi the groom will wear cr Jersey dress and corsage of gardenias. The best will be the groom's brother, Lt, Milton Thompson, army air forces and the ushers will be Vernon Young and Lt.

Theodore Hack of Fredolia, Robert Matthews of Silver reek and Paul Vidal of Brocton. Donna Jean Sanderson of Fredolia will be fiower girl and George-' Oser of Wanakah will be the ring nearer. The church will be decorated by Mrs. Milton Thompson. Immediately.

following the ceremony, there will be. a recep- lon at the House of Johnson, 50 Central avenue. The couple, will later for wedding journey Lynx Lake, Ontario, Cauada They will make their future nome Fredonia. Guests from away will include Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Oser and Jamily, Wanakah; Miss Lillian Kambat, Mrs. Ray Gilson, Miss Sdna Olin, Lackawanna; Miss Erroa Wilson, Mrs. Hudson Kennedy, Hamburg. The bride is a graduate of Fredonia High school, Fillmors Hospital School of Nursing, Buf- and. has been on the staff'of Brooks hospital, Dunkirk.

The groom is also a graduate of Fredonia High school and received an honorable discharge from, tha army on. June 27 after three years and four months service, including 32 months in. European theater. The wedding party was entertained Friday evening after the rehearsal at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Millard, Johnson, Central avenue. Others, who have entertained for the include Mrs. Henry Hruby, kitchen shower; Mrs. Hazel Ellsworth and Mrs. Emma Dawley, variety shower; Miss Estelle Gelia and Miss Marie Covattn, personal shower; Mrs.

Willard Conaway and Mrs. John Britz, personal shower and. Mrs. Paul Hultquist, kitchen shower. IT'S ANOTHER O.

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get up early. The rather infrequent darkening of Old Sol will start at 7:07 a. m. and will be total only in the Far West. In Dunkirk the eclipse will be approximately 63 per cent.

FREDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH YEAR BOOK HAS BEEN ISSUED A "y.jar. Book" describing many of the activities of the Fredonia Baptist church has been published by the: pastor, Rev. Alton G. Snyder. The booklet contains 32 mimeojiraphed pages of information and reference.

The Fredonia Baptist church was organized 137 years ago. In front of the "Year Book" is a list of all the ministers who have served the church from the time of its organization. Other features of the booklet include the church directory listing all the officers of the church and church organizations, the minutes of the last annual meeting with the financial reports for the past year, and a summary of the activities of the many organizations within church The resident membership of the church with 340 names is also included. Copies of this "year book" wil be available for the members and friends of the church Sunday at the morning service. DETROIT YOUTH, 19, OF CLUB ENTERTAINER Detroit, July 7--(UP)--Police said today that Leo Pascarclla, 19-year nld Detroit drill-puncher, had confessed the slaying of Mrs.

Ethel Beavers Berridge, pretty 25- year old former night club entertainer, in a Detroit rooming house, Pascarella was arrested at Saginaw, after a rooming- house owner there reported to Detroit police that the youth had made boasts of "taking of a who "double-crossed me." Police said Parcarclla admitted killing ttie attractive brunette, former model after quarreling with her about going out with other' men. He told police he had known. Mrs. Berri.dgc several months. Mrs.

Berridge was found dead of strangulation, with man's handkerchief stuffed in her mouth. Pascarella was identified by police as a native of Detroit. DELIVERERS' STRIKE STILL ON IN N. Y. New York, July 7--(UP)--The newspaper deliverymen's strike rounded out its first week today with indications, despite increased pressure from the labor board, that New Yorkers would again- be without, their Sunday papers unless they went to newspaper offices to buy them.

The newspaper and mail deliveries union planned to meet tomorrow to discuss the strike against 14 major.papers. The WLB threatened the union with cancellation, of Its closed shop contract provisions unless the strike was ended at once, and criticized deliverymen for ignoring previous back to orders. The WLB belittled the independent union's advancement ot a mass meeting of its 1,700 members from Monday to tomorrow as not "sufficiently expeditious or forthright." Joseph Simon, union president said the meeting had been movec up in answer to a WLB order thai the union make a decisive step toward ending the strike which began last. Saturday. Unless there was a quick end to the strike, the WLB said, other benefits, including'retroactive provisions, would be denied strikers.

Late News Bulletins (Continued From Page One) resumed today after a 24-hour strike at the huge south works of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel second largest steel mills In the world. CAPT. ANTHONY GUGINO ILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT IN BELGIUM According to word received by r. and Mrs. James Gugino of Cushing street their son, Cap- ain Anthony Gugino, who was killed in Belgium on June 17, was he victim of an automobile accident.

The fact has been writ- en to his wife, Lois Wilson Gu- of Jamestown, from the ad- utant general's office. No other particulars were given. Mr. and Mrs. Gugino have also received clippings from a Geneva, N.

paper "stating that Captain ugino had five campaign stars, for the Battle of Normandy, northern France, Germany, Battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the Rhine. He was serving in the dental section of the army medical corps. On Monday morning at eight o'clock, a memorial mass will be celebrated for him in 'St. Anthony's church, Fredonia. Halifax--A rescue boat was on its way to a spot 400 miles off the Newfoundland coast today to rescue the crew of an RCAF plane which crashed while searching for another plane bearing persons returning to England from the San Francisco conference.

Vatican City--The Vatican denied today that the excommunication of Bishop Duarte of Rio de Janeiro was based on his public opposition to the papal state's diplomatic policies. A spokesman said the bishop "more probably" was excommunicated for "defaulting against the dine or ecclesiastical law." Akron, fuel cells, credited with saving thousands of aircraft from going down in flames, are now standard equipment on navy PT boats, 11 was.announced here today. Cleveland--About 100 employes of the Republic Steel corporation strip.mill here today had voted to end a six-day old strike and. return to work Monday. Detroit--Leo Fascarella, 19 sobbed, "1 want to die" today after confessing that he killed Mrs Ethel Beavers Berridge, 25, pretty night club entertainer, in a Detroit rooming house June 26 because she jilted him.

Fort Worth, corpora whom army doctors last Monday sent home to die, 25 -year old handsome Jim Newman, jus grinned right back at the doctor: today and on living. "Escala Espiritual de San Juan Climaco" was the first printed in America; no copies are known to exist. PROTECT YOUR INCOME with ACCIDENT INSURANCE Weekly Indemnity According to Your Low Ratei TREMAINE Agency, Inc. Phone 361 -Fredonia, New York ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE New Motors and. Parti In Stock Gould's Water Systems --and-- Westkurhouse Products Frank T.

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F. D. 1. Fredonia. Entering the service in March, he is stationed at the Sampson naval base.

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