Social Corn Roast Delights Indiana Travelers Group
About 425 members of United Commercial Travelers and families attended the annual corn roast of Indiana Council 593 and Auxiliary 191 at Mack Community Center on Wednesday evening August 28. Prizes included a large refrigerator. entertainment featured cards and bingo. Visitors included P.G.C. Mahalan and Mrs Wells Philipsburg and P.G.C. Clyde Blouse Punxsutawney. Committee praised for a successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Indiana Council
Mack Community Center
P.G.C. Mahalan
Wells Philipsburg
P.G.C
Farewell Party At Getty Heights Honors Mrs Kunkle
The Cary Memorial Class of The First Methodist Church hosted a farewell party in the classroom on Wednesday evening for Mrs. Ben Kunkle a Cary class member. An entertaining program singing and refreshments marked the evening. A Bible was given as a going away gift. Mr and Mrs Kunkle of Getty Heights plan to move to California.
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Cary Memorial
First Methodist Church
Ben Kunkle
Cary
Jasper couple of Autman mark 52nd anniversary
Mrs A W Jasper and her husband of Autman celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary on August 25 with a family picnic at Rustic Lodge. Seventeen descendants joined seven children, 23 grandchildren, and 25 great grandchildren in observing the milestone. listed are the Jasper offspring including Stella Ewings Aultman Ira Turnbull Caroline Templeton Cynthia McGarvey Hannah Williams Eunice Jasper and Robert Hopkins along with hometowns Aultman Indiana Sharon Berwindale Commodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jasper
Autman
Rustic Lodge
Jasper
John
Stella) Ewings Aultman
Ira
Beryl) Turnbull
Indiana
Caroline Templeton
Sharon
Cynthia McGarvey
Berwindale
Hannah Williams
Aultman
Eunice Jasper
Aulttman
Robert Hopkins
Commodore
Anniversary Open House for Norman and partner Little
A 25th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Norman Little in Creek side Pa is planned for Saturday evening September 7. Friends and neighbors are invited to attend and share the celebration which will include a square dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Little
Creekside
Printed Pattern Jumper and Dress Pattern Ad
An old printed pattern advertisement describes a jumper or party dress in the Jowettest silhouette with fitted flange lines. It lists sizes Jr Miss 9 11 13 15 17 35 and 13, with yardage for jumper and blouse, printed instructions, and a mail order request to Anne Adams in New York for fifty cents plus additional postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Indiana
Gavzette
Pattero Dept
West
New York
JSY
Daugherty Sisters Host DAR Chapter Tea in Indiana
Members of the Indiana County Daughters of the American Revolution enjoyed a 2:30 to 4:30 pm afternoon at Miss Martha Daugherty's home. Miss Louella Daugherty of Philadelphia spoke on Elfreth's Alley and the DAR's preservation work. The event featured colonial decor, notes of gratitude to Miss Tonella Daugherty, and reminders for September 14 Constitution Week events and upcoming fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Martha Daugherty
Locust Street
Indiana
Louella Daugherty
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
D.A.R
Tonella Daugherty
Elfreth
Usia
LSA
al DeGartano
No DeWut Ray
Daugherty
Langham
Methodist Church
Concord
Lexington
America
World
United States
Our Republic
Colonal Braddock D. A. R
White Star Hotel
Regent
Central South West
Regent’ Club
Philips
Going Away Party For Tunnelton Women
A going away party was held for Miss Grave [sein and Mrs. Mabel Burtobingh af Camerton on Wednesday evening August 2s at the home of Mrs. Sielark and Mrs. J Wy Clark. Relatives from Blairs attended along with Mrs Bartlehaugh. The Tunnelton women recently occupied an apartment in Mill Wel and plan to spend the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grave
Sein
Mabel Burtobingh
Camerton
Sielark
J. Wy Clark
Oles
Malvabeth Fee
Miss Rosess Cassidy
Blairs
Oliss Isenan
Bartlehugh
Mall Hal
Bartlehaugh
Dorothy Bowe
Mill Wel
Suilk
Veterans and Auxiliary Have Second Picnic
Forty five members of Post S821 V FLW and the Auxiliary with families enjoyed their second annual Joint Picnic at the VFW Post Home Route 2West of Blairsville on August 25. Races and games entertained children while adults played cards. The Auxiliary provided the basket lunch and the Post served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLW
V. FW
Blairsville
Saltsburg Music Club Elects Officers for 1957 58
Saltsburg Music Club elected officers for the 1957 58 season with Mary Lee Turner as president and Mary Carson as accompanist. Vice president is James Franklin, secretary Walter Brown, treasurer George Shoemaker, directress Clare McCreary, assistant directress John J Daub, assistant accompanist William Peace. The program committee includes William Butkevitz chairman with James Franklin and Herbert Pollock. Donna Scott advises the Junior Music Club and Joseph Scott is publicity chairman for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsburg Music Club
Mary Lee Turner
James Franklin
Walter Brown
George Shoemaker
Clare McCreary
John J. Daub
Mary Carson
William Peace
William Buttkevitz
Herbert Pollock
Donna Scott
Joseph Scott
Washington Township P T A Planning Meeting Review
Officers and committee chairmen of the Washington Township Parent Teachers Association held a planning meeting at the home of new president Max McLean. Special guest was Mrs. Floyd Rankin. First meeting of the season will be at Wilfet Grange Hall on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Viola Pierce
Raymond Fairman
Wilfet Grange Hall
Blairsville Bible Class Met In Dick Home
The Howe Paull Scully Bible Class of Blairsville First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Matilda Dick’s home on South Walnut Street for August. Miss Edna Miller led devotions with hymns The Old Rugged Cross Abide With Me and In The Garden. Mrs. Josephine Diven read two passages. Members recited The Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Mabel Clawson presided over the business meeting. Mrs. Dick gave the treasurer's report. Luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Miller. Several contests followed. September committee named Laverne Geary Laura Gromsey and Margaret Long. The meeting ended with An Evening Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Paull Scully
First Presbyterian Church of
Blairsville
Matilda Dick
South Walnut Street
Edna Miller
Old Rugged Cross
Josephine Diven
Mabel Clawson
Birthdays September 2 and 4 list names
Readers mark September 2 for James Lambing Joanne Palmer Richard Katz Camilla Dall doss Elia Calvetti Frank Kelly Jr Jack Wilden and September 4 for Joey Campisano, noting local residents celebrate birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lambing
Joanne Palmer
Richard Katz
Camilla Daldoss
Elia Calvetti
Frank Kelly, Jr
Jack Wilden
Joey Campisano
Local residents host and visit during holiday weekend
Miss Martha Daugherty and sister La Daugherty travel to Gettysburg for a weekend with their sister. Mrs. Mary Wilson and Leslie Hopkins of Buffalo visit East Pike hosts W. W. Harcourt. Hopkins plans to stay with Mrs. Sutton. Many extended visits include families from Philadelphia, Water Street, Clear Creek camping, and guests from St. Louis Seattle Akron Jackson Pittsburgh and Bradenton. Janet Quigley returns home by plane from Pittsburgh airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Daugherty
Locust Street
la Daugherty
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Mary Wilson
Leslie Hopkins
Buffalo
New York
W. W. Harcourt
East Pike
Hopkins
R. S. Sutton
Water Street
C. T. DeWolski
South Sixth Street
Lawrence R. Doak
el Street
Harry E. Woodward
Akron
Ohio
Katy Mae Graves
Jackson
Mississippi
Stanley Mamrowich
271
Elm Street
Mr. Mamrowich
Pittsburgh
Kay Mamrowich
Ernest
Joseph Fath
South Seventh Street
Janet Quigley
Bradenton
Florida
Janet
Pittsburgh Greater Airport
Homecoming of Lt Andrew W South from Germany service
First Lieutenant Andrew W South son of Mr and Mrs A W Smith 327 North Seventh Street returned home Tuesday from Heidelburg Germany where he served 16 months with the Army Headquarters He completed a three year tour of duty While in Germany he had the opportunity to be conductor of the choir at the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. South
A. W. Smith
North Seventh Street
Heidelburg
Germany
Army
Andrew
Miss Flowers Hostess Leads Blairsville Sewing Club
Miss Bertha Flowers hosted the Thursday sewing club at Mrs. Florence Marshall’s Blairsville home. Six members attended with sewing and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Martha Beer’s North Spring Street residence on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Flowers
Florence Marshall
Maple Ave
Blairsville
Martha Beer
North Spring Street
Color Engineer Bets on Bath Rooms Shape Home Hues
Margaret Hargreaves runs Custom Color in South Pasadena applying color engineering to interiors and exteriors. She uses bathroom color schemes tied to roofing shingles to guide material orders and harmonize overall effects for 23,800 California homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Snoddy
NEA
South Pasadena
Calif
Margaret Hargreaves
Custom Color
California
Here Are Some Things Not To Say About Your Husband
Ruth Millett offers guidance for wives on what not to reveal about their husbands in public. The piece cautions against airing financial matters, family opposition, past relationships, or claims about personal success that may paint the husband in a negative or dependent light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Week of September Food Sale Notices and Household Claims
A fragmented notice lists Sept 3 to Sept 7 events including pies cakes salads and pick-up services from multiple vendors and households. It interleaves homemaking items with personal vignettes about Mrs Fix-It and farm family nutrition contrasts between rural and urban diets.
Coming Events Gather for September meetings and reunions
A crowded schedule lists a Board meeting moved to Dean's Dining Room at 5 15 p.m. on September 3 with all officers and past presidents expected. Labor Day services at First United Presbyterian Church on September 1 at 11:00 a.m. feature a new organist Nancy Nagey and brief summer conference reports by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay's
Dean's
God
First United Presbyterian Church
Nancy Nagey
Gordon Kehew
Edgar Cheely, Jr
Patty Hewitt
Joanne Spicher
Patient Beulah Heffelfinger Admitted At Indiana Hospital
Hospital report notes Beulah Heffelfinger of 1082 Maple Street Indiana as a surgical patient since August 22 with condition satisfactory. Separate health notice discusses home care and upkeep for patio furniture facing sun showers and dust, recommending cleaning and possible waxing.
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Society News
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Capitol
Senate
Thurmond
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Tidelands
Getty Heights
Arn Leademn
Daugherty Sisters
Afternon
T. Edgar Walker
United States of America
Tunnelton
Veterans and Auxiliary
Dick Home
Westley Kenny
Stamford
Connecticut
John T. Snure
North Sixth Street
Reed Bartleson
Reed
Betsy
David
St. Louis
Missouri
George Dunlop
Dana
Bill
New Castle
Maurice Coulter
School Street
James Guard
Seattle
Washington
Glenn Fulmer
J. Russell Guard
Park Place
Donald Mabon
Connie
Debbie
Nixon Avenue
Miss Flowers
Eileen Fahey
Providence
R.L
Grand Central Station
Eileen
Big City
Northrup
Hawthorne
Mr. Big
Robert Shoenfelt
Ferne McHenry
Stapleton’s
Austin Ledge
John Guibus
Samuel K. Rubin
Joe Kinter
Dear
Audrey Mabon
Dee Miller
Donna Miller
Richard Nolan
Walter Allgeier
Mae Holstein
E. A. Goodfellow
Ligle Connacher
D. Desbonnets
William Jarvie
Clair Waanam
Thomes Mikesell
Janet Palmer
Henry Maurer
J. D. Mikesell
Jessie Tata
Wilbur Widdowson
W. S. Balint
Hattie Johnson
Carl Weyan
Jack Daniels
O. P. Wilson
Business and Professional Women’s Club Board
U. P
Indiana Country Club
Ox Hill
Ox Hill School
Ox Hill Community Agricultural Fair Grounds
Robert M. Fisher
Or Hill School
Purchase Line Women's Christian Temperance Union
Purchase Line
Church of the Brethren
Shady Plain Community Church
Golden Age Club
The
Viola Simpson Circle
Viola Simpson
Jean McCormick
Willow Avenue
Altar Society of
St. Louis Church
Lucernemines
Mahoning
Mahoning W.C.T.U
Gresta Mitchell
Elsie Aul
Una Rebekah Lodge
Una Rebekah Lodge No
Sle
Joof Hall
Clymer American Legion Auxiliary No. 222
Clymer
Heffelfinger
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