DAR Delegates Named For National Meeting In Washington
Mrs N DeWitt Ray entertained the Indiana County Chapter D A R with a sketch on Colonial Belles and announced she will be delegate to the National Continental Congress in Washington in April. Alternates include Mrs Lawrence Redding and Mrs J Couser, with Miss Nora Belle Hamilton and Mrs Albert Maeder as officers’ alternates. A white elephant sale raised funds as the group prepared for the next meeting at Graystone United Presbyterian Church with Harold Grove presenting a Gettysburg talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hunter
DAR Good Citizens
DeWitt Ray
National Continental Congress
Washington
Lawerence Redding
J. Couser
Nora Belle Hamilton
Albert Maeder
Couser
Graystone United Presbyterian Church
Harold Grove
Gettysburg
Ground Meat Trick for Quick Cooked Batches
A simple method to break up ground beef during browning uses a potato masher to separate clumps as you cook. This helps render fat evenly and speeds preparation for chili or spaghetti sauce.
Cheese Avocado Salad Mound Recipe Idea
A simple mound of cottage cheese forms the base. Dice avocado over the cheese, then sprinkle with lemon juice and garnish with parsley or mint sprigs for a light, fresh dish.
Beginner Easy Pattern Sketch From 1900s Guide
A thrift sewing ad offers printed Pattern 505 for girls sizes 6 to 14 with a simple beginner friendly project. It notes fabric yardage, price fifty cents, mailing details, and requests plain PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS and ZONE for the order. The ad promotes a fashion report catalog and design ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judieea
Noodlecruit
P.O
Sittin
New York
Scud
Coming Events at Marion Center and Elderton Groups
Community clubs and school groups announce meetings this week. The Marion Center Current Events Club gathers Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Glen Aul’s home with Evelyn Nichols presenting. PTA, band, and church circle events follow with hostess duties and a reading demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Glen Aul
Evelyn Nichols
Indiana County
Miss Foye Engaged to James T. Bender
The engagement of Barbara Foye to James T. Bender of Homer City is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs Melvin M Foye of North Mein Street Homer City. Miss Foye is a Laura Lamar High School graduate and student nurse at Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing Pittsburgh. Her fiancé, also a Laura Lamar graduate, works at Robertshaw Controls Company in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Foye
James T. Bender
John Bender
Lincoln Street
Homer City
Melvin M. Foye
North Mein Street
Miss Foye
Laura Lamar High School
Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing
Pittsburgh
Robertshaw Controls Company
Indiana
Indiana WCTU Meets Monday
The Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the Community Center Building on Monday January 1 at 2 p.m. Mrs A J Raymond will preside. The theme is Legislation and Christian Citizenship with devotions by Mrs Harry Heaton and Mrs Beatty Dimit as program leader. Local groups may contact the president or secretary to use a film strip. three films are available without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A.J. Raymond
Harry Heaton
Beatty Dimit
PTA
Indiana County
Indiana Wctu
Polly
Graystone Women Install Officers at Church Meeting
Graystone United Presbyterian Church members installed Mrs. Richard P. Lehmer as president of the Women's Christian Fellowship. New officers and committee chairs were named across Fellowship, World Service, and Homes programs. The session opened with devotions, a noon lunch for 75, and an afternoon program featuring slides of Pakistan and a memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Lehmer
Women's Christian Fellowship
Graystone United Presbyterian Church
Reid Stewart
Wallace W. Trusal
Robert W. Simpson
W. D. Menzie
W. Thomas Malcolm
Frank G. Latshaw
J. Reppell Moorhead
W. T. Neal
G. W. Waidelich
Least Coin
Paul Lowman
Mae Kunkle
Reid W. Stewart
Upteens
William P. Moorhead
United Presbyterian Homes Program Department
Perry Bracken
Blaine Brady
Howard Moore
Day K. Nichol
Richard Pesci
Hugh Wiley
R. Byron Crozier
World Service Department
R. McKay Lytila
Raymond Gibson
Bank Offering
Alan Holsinger
National Missions
Lewis L. McGill
Christian Education
R. Wayne Smith
Ecumenical Missions
J. Wilbur Gemmell
Albert Drumheller
John Hamill
Harry V. Scott
Paul Glassford
Harry T. Miller
Thomas Murphy
S. W. Jack
James A. Brouwer
Mark Simpson
Harry O. Barclay
Donald Simpson
Eugene Decker
Edwin W. Bailey
Lisla Brady
Arthur McHenry
David Laird
A. Dwight Pecsenge
William Hovis
David Frick
James Kelly
Katherine Brownlee
Pakistan
September Nuptials Betrothal For Herdter Gor dish
Pa mela Karen Herdter daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Herdter of Mahopac New York is pledged to Donald Steven Gordish son of Mr and Mrs Coleman Gordish of Iselin Connecticut The couple plan a September wedding Herdter is a Lakeland High School graduate and bank teller at County Trust Shrub Oak New York Gordish a 1961 Elders Ridge High School graduate works at King Neptune Seafood Restaurant Danbury Connecticut The engagement announced in September states the betrothal will conclude with a September ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Karen Herdter
William J. Herdter
Mahopac
New York
Donald Steven Gordish
Danbury
Connecticut
Miss Herdter
Lakeland High School
Mohegan Lake
The
County Trust Company
Shrub Oak
Gordish
Coleman Gordish
Iselin
Elders Ridge High School
King Neptune Seafood Restaurant
FUB Women Approve Aid To Missionary
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met in Rochester Mills to vote a $50 donation to missionary Ruth Rauch for supplies. Edna Hosack led, Amanda Ryen prayer, Carolyn Frye reported, and Mary Weaver hosted with a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Weaver
Rochester Mills
Ruth Rauch
William Kinsey
Edna Hosack
Amanda Ryen
Carolyn Frye
Goldie Pardee
Spring Fashions Are Truly Feminine on Seventh Avenue
New York's Seventh Avenue reports a feminine spring trend with refined ladylike silhouettes. Coat dresses return with crisp neck and cuff accents, ample back pleats, and dolman sleeves. Hemlines stay knee length, fabrics include silk wool crepe jersey and pastel tweeds, with coral tones and navy accents enriching a chic, easy fit silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventh Avenue
Dolman
A Guide To The Language Of Pearls
The guide explains pearl necklace lengths from choker to rope and which fits neck types. It notes simulated pearls by Ven dome Couturier Jewelry and describes shapes such as spherical baroque button and seed, advising to use a full length mirror to judge fit and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome Couturier
Lemon Juice Adds Zippy Touch To Shrimp And Eggs
A Saturday gathering dish Shrimp Scandi blends shrimp and eggs with lemon juice dill capers and salad oil. Overnight marination of shrimp and a bright yolk stuffing for eggs create a ready to serve platter with a rye bread open faced sandwich option.
State Policeman Addresses 4-11 Club
Trooper Joseph D. Balsone of the Kittanning Substation, Pennsylvania State Police, spoke to the Elderton 4 11 Club at the American Legion Hall Elderton. His topic was Anatomy of an Accident. A poem by retired teacher George Mosbaugher of Elderton was read. Plans were made for a sledding party January 40 at 3 p.m. at Edwin Rosborough’s home, Shelocta RD, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Balsone
Kittanning
Pennsylvania
Elderton
American Legion Hall
George Mosbaugher
Edwin Rosborough
Shelocta R. D
Elderton Women’s Bowling League Holiday Party
The Elderton Women’s Bowling League held a holiday party at Reeler’s Restaurant in Elderton. Games were organized by Mrs. Nancy Fleming and Mrs. Julia Kimmiel. Prizes were won by Mrs. Helen Fulmer, Mrs. Phillis Zatiniser, Mrs. Lorraine Sillis, Miss Stecene Reefer, Mrs. Irene Raukii, Mrs. Alberta Beers, Mrs. Duttie Richards and Mrs. Anna Mae Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton Women's Bowling League
Reeler’s
Elderton
Nancy Fleming
Julia Kimmiel
Helen Fulmer
Phillis Zatiniser
Lorraine Sillis
Stecene Reefer
Irene Raukii
Alberta Beers
Duttie Richards
Anna Mae Boyer
Slaughter Incident Alters Meat Cutting at Unie
A meat processing mishap at Unie caused several stacked slices to be cut through, producing juliguuc style pieces. Officials are reviewing the technique and safety measures to prevent future occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vile Unie
Polly's Pointers from The Old Music Stand readers
Readers share practical tips for daily living from clipping books to stands to keeping trailer woodwork clean with a vinegar and oil solution. A family anecdote notes displayed baby photos on perforated hardboard over a desk becoming a lively conversation piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Knit slippers and patterns from Indiana Evening Gazette
Knit easy slippers for youngsters with Pattern 570 sizes 4 to 12. Includes directions and ribbed cuff. Minted cost 35 cents plus 19 cents handling. Mail NANEE ADDRESS SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Pattern Dept New York. Also offers 16 quilt patterns and new patterns with a 25 cent request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiss
Anis Adais
Cary
Indiana Evening Gazette
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Isewou
Dellyt
Delung
Birthday Today for Karin Denise Liptak
Birthday Today celebrating her first birth day today January 8 is Karin Denise Liptak daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carroll Liptak of Clymer. The grandparents Be Mr and Mrs Walter Fairman of Ernest and Mrs Mary Liptak at Disvaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karin Denise Liptak
Carroll Liptak
Clymer
Walter Fairman
Ernest
Mary Liptak
Disvaville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
DAR
Frane Fe
Marion Center Club
Commodore Pta
Harold Joiner
Elderton Wscs
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Elderton Methodist Church
Clair Frye
Sheloda R. D
Una Rebekah Lodge
Helen Wankin
South Soath Street
Martha Iseman
Delphia Barry
Twolick Homemakers
Manners
Millet
WCTU
Graystone
FUB
Navy
Bill Blass
Maurice Renter
William Biddle
Helen Hennessy
NEA
Women’s League
Frances
Julia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cains
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!