In the summer issue of Wissahickon magazine, a photo of Russell Harris on page 48 was incorrectly captioned. The photo was taken in what he calls the "Violet Oakley gallery" at his home, not at Woodmere.
In the June 26 issue of the Local, the article “Local authors to discuss unsung women activists”
incorrectly implies Heather Shafter met Libby Frank, subject of her book “Life of Libby: Chasing Peace and Justice with Humor, Guts & Passion,” when she worked at WILPF as an intern in 1998. She met Frank in 2003 after joining WILPF as a member. …
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In the summer issue of Wissahickon magazine, a photo of Russell Harris on page 48 was incorrectly captioned. The photo was taken in what he calls the "Violet Oakley gallery" at his home, not at Woodmere.
In the June 26 issue of the Local, the article “Local authors to discuss unsung women activists”
incorrectly implies Heather Shafter met Libby Frank, subject of her book “Life of Libby: Chasing Peace and Justice with Humor, Guts & Passion,” when she worked at WILPF as an intern in 1998. She met Frank in 2003 after joining WILPF as a member. Additionally, the company where she is COO is called Brody Professional Development, not Brody Professionals.
We apologize for the errors.
