May 4 Grange program features songs poems and talks
Society notes reveal Home Grange plans for May 4 including Song No 35 Smile Smile Smile and a rearing poem by Rae Steer st Fred Schurr Timic How Can the Grange Best Serve Rural Young People Bell McElhoes and Fred Kirk Poem KaRue Melithoes Solo Karlin Belinett topic Why Farmers Should Support the Security Bond Drive by Oren Washington William Fayeeh and Paul Abbey Contest or Stunt Emma Bryan No 4oeer performed as part of the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Grange
Rae Steerst
Fred Schurr
Timic
Grange
Bell McElhoes
Fred Kirk
KaRue Melithoes
Karlin
Belinett
Oren Washington
William Fayeeh
Paul Abbey
Emma
Bryan
Faster Services For Russian Orthodox Church Announced Here
St John the Baptist Russian Orthodox Church of Blacklick announces Easter services led by Rev Samuel Palack. Holy Thursday 9 AM confession and communion. 2 PM Twelve Gospels. Good Friday 4 PM service of the lamentation. May 1 Midnight Services 11 30 PM with blessing of baskets. Easter Sunday 1 AM Resurrection Service. Palm Sunday attendance was strong and Easter is expected to draw an even larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist
Blacklick
Samuel Palack
Departures of Leave Major and family to Texas home
Mrs. C. C. Andrews and Leave Major have left for their Texas home in South Antohio after a stay with Mrs. Andrews' siblings in Philadelphia Street and Obki Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Andrews
Soth Antohio
Texas
Andrews
Clyde Mikesell
Philadelphia Street
Harry Mikesell
Obki Street
Heart Attack Suffering Man Taken To Indiana Hospital
Gilbert Fee, 41 South Thirteenth Street, was rushed to Indiana Hospital Monday after a heart attack. His condition is listed as serious. Hospital attaches were alerted after his wife Mrs H B Harris and Rogers Jewelry Store reported the incident following a trip to Miami Beach Florida. Read Gazette Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Fee
South
Thirteenth Street
Indiana Hospital
H. B. Harris
Rogers Jewelry Store
Indiana
Miami Beach
Florida
Clymer College Student Named To Committee
Ralph Hamilton of Clymer a student at California State Teachers College serves on the printing committee for the annual Mothers Day Program. The event honors mothers of freshmen and seniors with a May 1 campus afternoon including a tea at the President’s residence, open house displays, and faculty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hamilton
Clymer
California State Teachers ‘College
California
Frank M. Robb
Latrobe
Thomas W. Pomeroy
Pittsburgh
Pattern 4547 sewing guide features many sizes
A vintage pattern advertisement promotes Pattern 4547 with sizes 34 through 50 and quick sewing notes. It mentions customers from Cleveland and Marion Center, with names like Mr and Mrs Raymond Kinter and Mr. and Mrs. Max Stiver. The ad highlights illustrated instructions and a catalog offering numerous fashion ideas and a built in bra halter option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kinter
Cleveland
Ohio
Thee
L. M
Bartholomew Homie
LL. W. Wetzel
George Wetzel
Patern Dept
Samuel
Marion Center
West 17Th St
New York
S. C
Max Stiver
Anne Adams
Beverly
Indiana
Dred
Ralph Wineberg
H. P. Knauf
Danks
Pat
Birthday Honor for Glen Campbell Man Surprises 50-Plus Guests
More than 50 people gathered at A. E. Walker of Glen Campbell's home on April 24 for a surprise birthday party. Attendees included relatives and friends from Glen Campbell and nearby towns, presenting gifts and sharing a luncheon in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
A. EB. Walker
Edward Trimble
Lois Jean Small
Jim Cessna
Wilson Kantz
Gipsy
Archie Hadden
Welden Hadden
Arcadia
Goldie Copp
Shaner
Cherrytree
John Burkey
Bellsano
Marion Center Grange Hears Milk of Human Kindness Plan
Marion Center Grange No 1910 meets May 3 with a home economics program. Members should come prepared to contribute to the Milk of Human Kindness project to aid starving European children, managed by the Friends organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center Grange No
Home Economics Committee
Europe
Ambrose Cookery Club selects lunch boxes for summer
Nine members of the Ambrose Cookery Club met at Mrs. Margaret Brady's home on a Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mildred Yearick presented slides on various projects and the group chose lunch boxes as their summer project. After the business meeting, games were played and lunch was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose, Cookery Club
Margaret Brady
Mildred Yearick
Willis Bell
Thompson
M. J. Cretcher
Blanche Anthony
Ralph Beard
Weekend guests include D. 5. Black home visitors
Weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. D. 5. Black on Wayne Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. William Tawse and Mr. and Mrs. William Bessman of Mansfield Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards of Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 5. Black
Wayne Avenue
William Tawse
William Bessman
Mansfield, O
James Edwards
Berlin
Local Guests and Family Visits Highlight Marion Center Scene
Marchand News notes Mr and Mrs Morton Shields of Marion Center visited friends on Wednesday. Pittsburgh visitors Mr and Mrs Henry Matchner Freddie Moore and Marylin Clause stayed with W C Brown. Sidney Wetzel of Lake Grove spent the week with his ill father S C Wetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Shields
Marion Center
Henry Matchner
Freddie Moore
Marylin Clause
Pittsburgh
W. C. Brown
Sidney Wetzel
Lake Grove
L. J
S.C. Wetzel
Homer City Woman's Club elects officers at regular meeting
Mrs. Joseph HH Campbell was named president with G E Fassett Irene Rumbaugh Laird Nipps and Russell Leech as officers. Education chair Jean Blyth announced Children's Film Library three showing Alice In Wonderland May 1 at Homer Theatre. Home talent play Look Out Lizzie slated May 5-6 at Homer City High School Auditorium. Donations to Indiana Hospital Nurses Home Fund and Cancer Fund. County President Wes Thomas spoke on Nurses Scholarship. Motion pictures by Bell Telephone's D B Turtey entertained. Hostesses were legislation committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph HH. Campbell
Homer City Womens Club
G. E. Fassett
Irene Rumbaugh
Paul Kunkle
Laird Nipps
Russell Leech
Jean Blyth
Childrens Film Library
Homer Theatre
Dean Kunkle
Lizzie
Homer City High School
Indi
Aina Hospital Nurses Home Fund
Cancer Fund
Wes Thomas
County Federation of Womens Clubs
D. BE. Turtey
Bell Telephone Company
Legislation Committee
Stock Show Attendance At State College
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Fowler of cidiana and Mr and Mrs Richard Stephens of Homer City attended the Little International Stock Show at State College on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Fowler
Cidiana
Richard Stephens
Homer City
State College
Harrisburg couple visits Indiana to vote annually
Mr and Mrs Earl Long of Harrisburg spent Monday and Tuesday in Indiana visiting friends and Mrs Long visited her parents in Clearfield. The Longs make the trip from Harrisburg annually to vote here in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Long
Harrisburg
Indiana
Mrs. Long
Clearfield
Longs
College Dean Visits Teacher for Weekend With Penn State Dean
Miss Dorothy Stephens of Hofer City High School spent the week end with Dr. Pearl O Weston Dean of Women at The Pennsylvania State College. Waynesburg College Glee Club will present a sacred music concert at Blairsville First Presbyterian Church this Sunday at 3 p.m.
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T Hofer City High School
Pearl O. Weston
Pennsylvania State College
Waynesburg College Glee Club
Blairsville First Presbyterian Church
Indiana County Art Association Names New President
Mrs. Francesco Biamonti was elected president at the Indiana County Art Association meeting held Monday evening at the college. New officers include Vice President Mrs. Dale Marlin, Secretary Mrs. Robert Steele, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Helen Bonnetti, and Treasurer Lucy Oatman. Retiring president Mrs. Watson Church presided as the popular art exhibit prize went to Mrs. Howard Martin for "Ellen."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco Biamonti
Indiana County Act Association
Dale Marlin
Robert Steele
Helen Bonnetti
Lucy Oatman
Watson Church
Howard Martin
Ellen
Agricultural Club Meets Elders Ridge West Lebanon
The 4-H Club met at Donald McCreight’s home on April 20 to decide projects for the coming year. Four new members joined. Lunch was served. The next session will be May 18 at the home of Janice and Harold Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge
West Lebanon
Donald McCreight
Janice
Harold Coleman
Poppy Day Sale Planned by Indiana Legion Auxiliary
May 29 marks Poppy Day with Memorial Poppies sold all day by American Legion Auxiliary Ind 141. Veterans from both wars craft the flowers in beds, wheelchairs, and therapy shops, and are paid per poppy, supporting welfare for veterans who served in two wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary of
Indiana
The
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Arch Evans Heads to Chicago with Family
Mrs Arch Evans formerly Zureta Margaret Timberlake and her daughter left for Chicago to join her husband Arch Evans who is in college there. They have secured an apartment in Chicago for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Evans
Zureta Margaret ‘Timberlake
Chicago
Evans
City Spring Concert at Homer City High School
Homer City High School musical department presents a spring concert in the high school auditorium this Friday at 8 00 PM featuring the school choir and instrumental groups in an evening of student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. City
Homer City High School
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Homer L. King
Lebanon, Mo
James Carson
Mahaffey, Pa
D.S.1
Heinz
South Heavy Haven Syrup
Ajax
Pillsbury
Franklin Cigarettes
Oleo
Nu-Maid
Uber
Clymer College
Marion Center Grange
Ambrose Cookery Club
Marchand News
Woodmen Society
Wooderatt
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Seriety
Omaha
Nebraska
M.A. Fulton
Olarksburg, PA
Dist. Mgr
Dorothy Stephens
Glee Club
Smashing Cums
Widnoon Company
Keystone Ride
Kittanning
Faming Magazines
Goodyear
Agricultural Club
Husband
Karen Studio
N. 7Th St
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