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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1955

Page

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Engagement of Joan Stigers to Robert Baird Jr Planned

Mr and Mrs Thomas E Jones announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Stigers to Robert Baird Jr son of Mrs Kathryn Baird The couple both Indiana High School graduates Indiana University Pittsburgh and Syntron Homer City King Edward Hotel Oakland are their academic and professional affiliations An early spring wedding is planned.

Joan Stigers Robert Baird Jr Thomas E. Jones North Seventh Street Robert Baird, Jr Kathryn Baird South Seventh Street Miss Stigers Indiana High School University of Pittsburgh Syntron Company Homer City Baird King Edward Oakland Pittsburgh

First Child For Lyths Deborah Lee Born At Indiana Hospital

The Lytlemer family announces the birth of their first child, a daughter named Deborah Lee, born Thursday February 27 at 12 30 a m at Indiana Hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces. Grandparents are Mrs Walter Henry and Andrew Janosko Sr. The Tyger and Lytle families of Clymer and Philadelphia street celebrate.

Tommy Janosko Charlies Janosko Clymer RB. D Walter Henry Iyinir Andrew Janosko Cly Wilm C. Lytlemer R. D Philadelphia Street Indiana Hospital Deborah Lee Lytle Joanne Tyger James Tyger Maple Street Harry Lytle

Birth of Harold Crea Boyer in Portland and Indiana ties

First grandchild announced by Mr and Mrs Crea Boyer of 1115 Schoolstreet born January 22. A son to Mr and Mrs Harold L Boyer at 4223 S E Bybee Bowevaard Portland Oregon named Harold Crea. Mrs Boyer formerly Beulah Irene Spicher daughter of Sheldon and Beulah Spicher of Portland. All are former Indiana Pa residents.

Crea Boyer Harold L. Boyer S.E. Bybee Bowevaard Portland Oregon Harold Crea Boyer Beulah, I Irene Spicher Sheldon Spicher Indiana

Bridge Club Hostess Hosts Evening Play at Home

Mrs. J c Walfe hosted four tables of contract bridge at her home at 925 Philadelphia street. Awards went to Mrs. Morris Bright, Mrs. Willima Kelly, and Mrs. Ralph McHenry after dessert was served before play.

J c Walfe Philadelphia Street Morris Bright Willima Kelly Ralph McHenry

Mrs Kirby Gile Jr Returns to California from Berkeley visit

Mrs Kirby Gile Jr returns to her Berkeley home after spending several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs A B McElvany of 619 Oak Street in Berkeley California.

Kirby Gile Jr Berkley Calif Mrs A. B. McElvany Oak Street

Ladies Travel by Land to Sarasota for Month Stay

Mrs John M Daughtery Mrs Ernest Stewart and Mrs Olive Mack Williams left this morning over land for Sarasota Florida where they will spend a month on vacation departing from their city.

Florida John M. Daughtery Ernest Stewart Olive Mack Williams Sarasota

Florida Trip Report By Mr and Mrs Clark Jamison

Mr and Mrs Clark Jamison of 603 South Fouth street returned home from a Florida trip. They toured the state visiting many cities and points of interest and report an enjoyable journey.

Florida Clark Jamison South Fouth Street

Child's Matador pants and shirt pattern sale

Just like mommy's favorite fash, jon-little girls love the tapered Matador pants. These are especially practical in rugged denim, no iron seersucker. Shirt can be worn many different ways belted unbelted tucked in out. Pattern 4841 Child's Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 8 panty 1% yards 34 inch shirt b44 yards. Send thirty five cents in coins for pattern add cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to ANNE ADAMS care of Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept H43 West 1st St New York NY. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

Jon Anne Adams Indiana Evening Gazette West New York N. Y

Williams Return From Miami Vacation To Guatemala

Miss Chester Gulakowski of Indiana RD 2 returns from a Miami vacation and reports an enjoyable trip. Her daughter Mrs. Amy Williams and a small grandson have left to join husband Harold Williams of Pan American Airlines in Guatemala, where the family will reside.

Chester Gulakowski Indiana RD 2 Miami Flora Amy Williams Guatemala Huband Harold Williams Pan American Air Lines Williams

January Birthdays List From Local Pages

Birthdays listed for January include Shelby Lee Hoover Toya Tanya McElhantan Pauline Coffman Loretta Stiffler Clarence Stiffler Lillian Spellman Frank Clayton Henry Clayton Mildred Lewis Dick Pulliam Marie Simpson Shirley Berkebile Lee Long John Rodgers Ralph Bence John Adams January 31 dohn Murray Buterbaugh Mary Kerr Sally Lynn William Smith Jr Jay Shank Clift Byers Eleanor Gunther Elnora LaRue Buterbaugh Tommy Harper Edith Welsh G Wachob.

Shelby Lee Hoover Try Toya Tanya McElhantan Pauline Coffman My Toy Loretta Stiffler Clarence Stiffler Lillian Marie Spellman Frank E. Clayton Henry L. Clayton Mildred Lewis Dick Pulliam Marie Simpson Shirley Berkebile Lee Long John Rodgers Ralph Bence John Wayne Adams Dohn Murray Buterbaugh Mary Katherine Kerr Sally Ann Lynn William Smith, Jr Jay Shank Clift Byers Eleanor Gunther Elnora LaRue Buterbaugh Tommy Harper Edith, Welsh G. W. Wachob

Blairsville Couples Receive Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued for John Thomas Marshal and Lin da Louise Richardson of Blairsville. Robert William Wilson of Clymer and Dorothy Llen Strickland of Dixonville. Harold Reyburn Grove and Mary Catherine Berish, both of Indiana. Burl Richard Blystone and Geraldine Arvilla Repine, both of Indiana.

John Thomas Marshal Linda Louise Richardson Blairsville Robert William Wilson Clymer Dorothy Llen Strickland Dixonville Harold Reyburn Grove Mary Catherine Berish Indiana Burl Richard Blystone Geraldine Arvilla Repine

Robert Cronauer To Lead Art Study Group Monday

Robert Cronauer of the State Teachers College Faculty will lead an art study group at the Art Center on Monday at 4:00. He will open a discussion on Trends in Contemporary Painting. All members of the Indiana Art Association are invited to attend.

Robert Cronauer Art Center Robert ‘Cronauer State Teachers Cronauer Indiana Art Association Disseussign

Mrs Andrew Lindsey Moves to Washington DC

To live in Wash DC Mrs Andrew Lindsey and daughter Alice have moved from Heilwood to Washington DC Miss Lindsay who recently returned from three years service with C I D in Tokyo Japan is now employed in Washington with the same branch of the government service.

Wash D. C Andrew Lindsey Alice Heilwood Washington, D. C Lindsay Tokyo Japan Iss Washington

Jean Calhoun Receives Past Counselor Pin in January

United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary 191 held its January meeting at the Community Center on January 27 at 8 00 p.m. Senior Counselor Betty Butler presided. Past Counselor LaRue McCullough presented a Past Counselor Pin to Jean Calhoun who plans to move to Lancaster Ohio. A motion to dispense with the annual banquet was approved. Birthday hankies were given to Ethel Johnston Mae Little Helen Caldwell and Opal Wetzel. Attendance went to Ua Mutdick. Refreshments were by Mae Little and committee. Floral table centerpieces donated by two local moral companies were won by Jean Calhoun and Theresa Bush. Cards provided entertainment.

United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary 191 Community Center Betty Butler Larue McCullough Jean Calhoun Lancaster Ohio Ethel Johnston Mae Little Helen Caldwell Opal Wetzel Ua Mutdick Theresa Bush

Civilian Defense Topic At Dayton PTA Meeting

The Dayton Joint Parent Teachers Association met at the Dayton Fire Hall to discuss Civilian Defense. Clifton J. King showed films on air raid safety and fires, and the group voted to reduce annual dues to fifty cents while reporting 216 members. The meeting opened with prayer, a social hour followed, and plans included Founders Day and a Cub Scout event.

Dayton Joint Parent Teachers Association Dayton Clifton J. King London Arthur A. McMeany Randall Hechiman Belknap Church

Infantidings GULAS Birth Announcement of Theodore Jolin

Mr and Mrs John Gulas of Sagamore celebrate the birth of a son born on Thursday January 20. The infant is named Theodore Jolin and joins the family with joy and pride.

Gulas John Gulas Sagamore Theodore Jolin

First Child For Donnellys Born In Washington Hospital

Mary Kerr of Marion Cen ter R D 1 is a patient at Johnstown Memorial Hospital Room 308 3rd floor. Leo J Donnelly and Patricia McCloskey welcomed a son weighing five pounds twelve ounces at Georgetown Hospital yesterday afternoon. Both mother and child are reported doing fine. The Donnellys reside at 1495 37th Place SE Washington DC.

Leleral Leo J Don Indiana Washington D. C Donnelly’s Dunices Georgetown Hospital Patricia McCloskey Johnstown Istc J Donnellys 37Th Place Washington

Fifth Birthday Observed At Chambersville Home

Mrs. Robert George of Chambersville marks her son Bruce George's fifth birthday at home. Brothers and sister join in the celebration. Bruce is the grandson of Mrs. Louise George of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knupp of Indiana RD 4.

Robert George Chambersville Bruce Louise George Detroit Michigan Walter Knupp Indiana R. D

Upcoming Community Meetings and Social Events Listed

The Board of Human Relations sponsored by the Indiana Ministerial Association meets Monday at eight in Beth Israel Synagogue. Auxiliary and Elks 931 host a square dance Thursday February 3 at 9 p.m. in the Cherokee Room with Blair Dance and Ranch Hamlet playing. Do Your Bit Circle meets January 1 at 7 30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Ladies Parlor hosted by Mrs Thomas Blue and Mrs Jeff Engush. Clarksburg Homemakers gather February 2 at Mrs Wills Miller’s home for glassware painting followed by a covered dish dinner.

Board of Human Relations Indiana Ministerial Association Beth Israel Synoagogue Shapiro Elks Jon the Coh Cherokee Room Blair Dance Ranch Hann iFirst’ Presbyterian Church Thomas Blue Eff Engush Clarksburg Wills Miller

Citrus Fruits Add Zest To Winter Meals

The Protestant Hour will air Sundays 8:30 to 9:00 on WDAD. Dr Edmund A Steimle Miss Ellen K Garber and others urge listeners to enjoy full flavored ripened oranges and grapefruit for vitamin C. Fresh fruit is plentiful and affordable. use citrus in tasty ways.

Wdads Edmund A. Steimle Ellen K. Garber Indiana Philadelphia

Marion Center W C T U Meeting Notice

The Marion Center Women of the Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs Grace Griffiths home on Tuesday afternoon February 3 at 130 pm Everyone welcome Burrell Township PTA Set for February 1 at 730 pm in the school program includes Devotions Mrs Ben Gahagan Dental Hygiene Dr Norman Stock Refreshments Second grade mothers Founders Day Gift Double you shoe size in pennies Also a roast of beef for Sunday dinner suggested rosemary seasoning before cooking

Marion Center Marion’ Center Christian Temperance Union Wil Grace Griffith Burrell Township PTA Parent - Teachers Association Ben Gahagan Norman Stock

Blairsville Baptist Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Blairsville

The Blairsville Baptist Missionary Society held its monthly meeting at the First Baptist Church of Blairsville. President Elizabeth McKee led the session with two hymns Jesus Calls Us and Rescue the Perishing, a responsive reading, a prayer by Katherine Stahlman, and a reading titled Their Faith is Their Only Wealth. Elizabeth McKee read Telegu Missions Today, Jim Shank offered the closing prayer, a March of Dimes contribution was approved, and the February meeting will be a covered dish supper led by Mrs William West.

The Baptist Missionary Society First Baptist Church of Blairsville Elizabeth McKee Jesus Katherine Stahlman Telegu Missions Today

Constant Complaining Wives Drive Husbands to Dissatisfaction

A column warns that wives who endlessly belittle and gossip to their husbands fuel daily discontent. It cites common tactics such as boasting about others, criticizing in-laws, and lamenting finances, which erode happiness and erode appreciation, leaving the husband frustrated with life. Hospital births list follows with multiple Indiana area families welcoming new children across January.

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February Social Notices Listing Mrs Allan to Mrs Chatfield

A dense OCR style social notice lists multiple February dates with names including Mrs Allan Mrs Auld Mrs Buterhaugh Mrs Gurison Pick-up Service and others. It references co workers and recipients such as Mrs Goodfellow Mrs Ingersoll Mr Douds and Mrs Wagner along with February 4 5 events and cake shopper roles.

BR. W. Allan John Gi. Auld H. B. Buterhaugh Join Gurison Ber

Local visitors and hospital guests in Sagamore area

Names of residents and relatives from Punxsutawney Indiana Ambridge Youngstown and Boston visit hospital patients in Adrian Renton Kittanning and Niagara Falls area. Several families and friends spend weekends with patients or at home after stays.

Local Social Roundup From Barnesboro Area

Mrs Barbara Juggins visits relatives in North Tonawanda New York. Mr and Mrs Herman Byrne of Nicktown call on Saturday. Janetta Patrick ill at home. Mr and Mrs Roy Packer call on Houtadale Thursday. Delores Gaston patient in Spangler Hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul McDermott and daughter Connie of Baltimore Maryland call on friends Friday. Mr and Mrs Andersen and children of Barnesboro RD call Friday. Joseph Amantea and Dan Long patients in Spangler Hospital. Mr and Mrs Oden Smith and Ralph Doubt Barnesboro callers Wednesday. Nettie Tomazine Heilwood caller Saturday. Frank Benko Buffalo New York Saturday caller. Mr and Mrs Jack Pavlick and daughter Barnesboro Sunday visitors at Joseph Lewis home. Mr and Mrs John Nagle welcomed a new son born Sunday in Indiana Hospital. Carolyn Brilliante nurse student at Indiana Hospital visits with her brother and sister-in-law Frank Brilliante. Joseph Ballas ill at home. James Long Jr Barnesboro, Homer Bennett Barnesboro RD, Floyd Laney Clymer RD among recent business callers.

Barbara Juggins North Tonawanda New York Herman Byrne Nicktown Janetta Patrick Roy Packer Houtadale Delores Gaston Spangler Hospital Paul McDermott Connie Baltimore iMa Andersen Barnesboro RD Joseph Amantea Dan Long Oden Smith Ralph Doubt Barnesboro Nettie Tomazine Heilwood Frank Benko Buffalo N.Y Jack Pavlick Joseph Lewis John Nagle Indiana Hospital Carolyn Brilliante Frank Brilliante

Local residents visit relatives across town and region

Covode News notes several visits including Bair of Rossiter RD calling on his daughter and Leroy Lockard family, J B Sutter visiting Barretts of Punxsutawney, Williard family with Judy at Law in Cloe, and Swisher family in the Freyer home. Emelia Pelfer is ill. Ladies Aid met at Shields home with a ham supper. Pauline Langer visited Marchand. Williards visited Williard’s sister. Barretts and family from Punxsutawney were guests Saturday evening.

Covode News B. Bair Rossiter RD Leroy Lockard J. B. Sutter Robert Barrett Punxsutawney John Williard Judy Robert Law Cloe Murray Swisher Large D. H. Freyer Emelia Pelfer M.E. Church Lewis Shields Pauline Langer Marchand Williard

State's Cold Wave Still On

Temperatures across Pennsylvania dropped far below freezing early today with little snow. The Weather Bureau reported snow only in the Erie area by sunrise as Brookville Jefferson County reached one degree above zero and Pittsburgh Philipsburg Centre County three degrees above zero. Yesterday was among the coldest days of the year with Harrisburg 17 degrees below normal for Jan 28 despite being five degrees above the record low.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Weather Bureau Erie Sunup Brookville Jefferson County Pittsburgh Philipsburg Centre County Harrisburg Dale

Crochet a decorative basket pattern from 1985 catalog

An Indiana Evening Dial patterns notice offers Pattern 606 for a 24 inch crochet basket with 62 strands of glittery cotton. Send twenty five cents and details to a New York Needlecraft Dept address, plus name, address and zone. Includes advertisement for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog 1985 with 35 cent catalog request.

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