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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1956

Page

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Wedding of Alberta Fertal and Joseph Sabo in Homer City

Alberta Fertal and Joseph Sabo wed at St Louis Catholic Church Lucernemines. Ceremony by Rev Marion Rosenthal with Nuptial High Mass followed by a reception at the Legion Home Homer City. The couple reside at 412 Grandview Avenue Indiana.

St. Louis Mary Ferral Homer City Legion Home Bobby Peak Out of Twen New Jersey Georgia Ohio Twin Rocks Pittsburgh Lucerne Mines Indiana Virginia Beach Laura Lamar High School Brody, Brothers Department Store Lucerne Mines Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company Saba Grandview Avenue

Dolly clothes pattern ad from Indiana Evening Gazette

A 35 cent pattern promotion by Anne Adams offers a Y-inch dolly wardrobe with multiple clothes designs. Readers are asked to send coinage plus 5 cents per additional pattern for first class mailing to Pattern Department in New York. Include name address zone size and style number.

Patern Anne Adams Indiana Evening Gazette West 17Th St New York UW. N.Y

Coming Events and Reunions Across Hillsdale Arcadia Area

The notice lists multiple community happenings including the Good Reunion on August 5 near Hillsdale and Arcadia, a basket picnic at Mahoning Baptist Church, a D.V.B. School closing exercises 32 miles north of Plumville, a Cochran descendants reunion at Neil Grove North Point on July 28, Arcadia Presbyterian Vacation Bible School July 27 at 7 30 p.m., Gail Pinkerton Circle picnic at Mrs George A Spicher 131 N 5th St, and Crusader Bible Class gathering at Mrs Muriel Herhes pile Indiana RD So on July 28.

Irvin’ Hass Route 80 Hillsdale Arcadia P.m Mahoning Baptist Church Plumville D.V.B Mathew Margaret Phiffer Cochran Neil Grove North Point Arcadia Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible School Gail Pinkerton United Presbyterian Church George A. Spicher N. 5Th St Crusader Bible Class Evanpeleal United Brethren Church Mes Muriel Herhes Pile Indiana Migbel

Degree of Honor Junior Club Meeting Cancelled

The regularly scheduled meeting day for the Degree of Honor Club has been cancelled. A new meeting will be held at noon on Thursday at the Mackay Center. Families or juniors are invited to attend with a dish to share.

Ior Club Mackay Center Ana A .O.eiea

Dayton PTA Sets Plans for 1956 57 Term

Dayton Joint Parent Teachers Association executive committee met at president Floyd Schrecengost's home for the second summer meeting. They discussed varied educational programs for the 1956 57 term and progress toward engaging activities. Mrs Dorothy Reitz reported on goal progress and the group voted to sell an unusable piano from the high school music department. Mrs Galen Reedy summarized plans for a forthcoming dance or similar event to help members acquaint themselves, and Mrs Schrecengost hosted a lovely luncheon.

Dayton Galen Reedy Ways and Means PTA Schrecengost

Smith Descendants Reune At Dayton

Sixty nine descendants of the late Alvin H. Smith met at the Dayton Fair Grounds on Saturday July 14 for their annual reunion. Mrs. Smith attended with children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Five children were present: Mrs. John Bittinger Mrs. Walter Smith Robert Raymond and Guy Smith. A son Tia could not attend due to illness. Mrs. Smith has 26 grandchildren and 49 great grandchildren. A basket lunch was served at noon followed by games and contests led by Mrs. John Alcorn and Mrs. Robert Smith. President Arthur Hollenbaugh led a business meeting after the evening meal with prizes awarded for oldest member youngest member longest married couple and most recently married.

Alvin H. Smith Dayton Fair Grounds Smith John Bittinger Walter Smith Robert Raymond Guy Smith Tia Robert Smith Arthur Hollenbaugh Martha Jane Bittinger Boyd Doverspike

Snyders Visit Family At Canadohta Lake

Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder and sons Larry and Bobby of Dayton with Mrs Frank Snyder of Dayton RD 3 visit Canadohta Lake Sunday. They are enjoying amusements with daughter Donna Jean and Mr and Mrs Ed Cain and children Etle and Eddie vacationing there. They plan to return home Saturday.

Paul Snyder Larry Bobby Dayton Snyder Frank Snyder Dayton RD 3 Canadohta Lake Donna Jean Ed Cain Etle Eddie Snyders

Dinner Guests In Patterson Home

Mr and Mrs D D Patterson of 1389 School Street hosted dinner Tuesday evening July 4 with Dr and Mrs Lloyd Mountain of St Petersborg Florida and Mr and Mrs Frank Stephens of Youngsville Pa as guests Mrs Mountain a former Indiana resident.

D. D. Patterson School Street Lloyd Mountain St. Petersborg Florida Frank Stephens Youngsville Mountain Indiana

Couple to Join Husband Overseas in Germany

Mrs Marlon Koryuchak daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stern of Coral will fly from LaGuardia New York on Tuesday August 7 to join her husband Lt Frank Koryuchak stationed with the 43rd Armored Infantry Battalion in Baumholder Germany. The couple married April 1 1958 will live in Germany for three years.

Marlon Koryuchak John Stern Coral laGuardia Airport New York City Frank Koryuchak Koryuchak Metro Koryuchak Johnstown 43Rd Armored Infantry Battalion Baumholder Germany

Camp Director Appointed for Established Camp at Seph Mack

The Camp Committee of Idi ana Council of Girl Scouts names Miss Mary Montgomery as director of Established Camp at Seph Mack from July 29 to August 10. Montgomery, a native of Armstrong County, is a Ford City High School and Slippery Rock alumna with an M A from George Peabody College. She taught in Butler for five years and has camp experience as a church camp counsellor and head counsellor at a private camp. She currently teaches at Penn State University.

Idiana Council of Girl Scouts Mary Montgomery Seph Mack Miss Montgomery Armstrong County Ford City High School Slippery Rock State Teachers College George Peabody College For Nashville Tennessee Butler Penn State University

Engagement Notice for Helen Brandon and Lee Harkleroad

Miss Brandon announces engagement to Lee Harkleroad son of Mrs Annie Harkleroad of Kittanning RD 1 The bride elect is Indiana Joint High School graduate class of 1956 The groom to be has completed a tour in the United States Navy

Leroy Brandon Indiana RD Helen Lee Harkleroad Annie Harkleraad Kittanning Indiana Joint High School United States Navy

Town and Country Club Picnic at Martin Home

Blairsville club members and husbands gathered July 19 at six o clock for the annual picnic hosted by Mrs. Ruth Martin on South Walnut Street. Twenty three attendees enjoyed indoor games bingo for women and 500 for men due to bad weather. The next meeting in September will feature lamp shade making.

Blairsville

Ohioians Visit In Gipsy

Mr and Mrs Robert Gromley and children Mrs Leda Gromley and Leonard Gromley all of Cleveland Ohio are spending their vacation in Gipsy and vicinity The group including Mr and Mrs Clyde Marshall of town spent the weekend with Mrs Jean Fitzgerald of Port Allegany and returned home via Parker Dam.

Robert Gromley Leda Gromley Leonard Gromley Cleveland Ohio Gipsy Clyde Marshall Town Jean Fitzgerald Port Allegany Parker Dam

Miss Betty Jarvie Tours Florida With Evans Family

Miss Betty Jarvie daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Jarvie of Clymer RD 2 is spending her vacation in Florida. Her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harold Evans and their Niles Ohio daughter accompany Miss Jarvie who works in Warren Ohio and lives with the Evans family during the trip.

Betty Jarvie Albert Jarvie Clymer RD 2 Florida Harold Evans Niles Ohio Miss Jarvie Warren Evanses

Advance Flash New Look Hats for Fall Fashion News

Fall fashion centers on hats with bulkier cloches pill boxes and domes in tweedy beiges greens and blues. Wool felts offer rich color depth and affordable luxury with bright trims and fringe. Hats rise as fall wardrobe focal point promising portability and chic style for busy women.

Monaco Voig Osurhine

Catholic Daughters Meet In Graceton

Catholic Daughters of America gathered in St Francis Church Hall Graceton for a July 19 meeting led by grand regent Edith Joyce. A Diocesan Family Picnic is set for July 31 at Idlewild Park with tickets available at the CDA grounds booth. The group noted a Mack Memorial Center Indiana picnic, announced winners from a local sale, and outlined August 16 refreshments with chair Mary Kisnerik.

Catholic Daughters of America St. Francis Church Hall Graceton Edith Joyce Joyce Idlewild Park CDA Rose Marie Pernici Yoschak Nellie Oswald Elizabeth Availi Anna Turlick Kathryn Reichert Amelia Calabrese Elizabeth de Marines Lena Strini Helen Loughner Mary Yarchak Sally Dellafiora Jennie Ceravich Jennie Cerovich Theresa Fucile

Church Family Guild Meets At Graceton

The St. Francis Church Family Guild of Graceton Pennsylvania held its regular monthly meeting on July 12 1956 in the Church Hall. President Mrs Frank Binando presided. Secretary Mrs John Copelti read minutes. Alrs August Bertig Jr counted the treasury and Mrs Guerina Bernini served as social treasurer. The main topic was the October 1 and 4 church bazaar and committees to be formed at the next meeting August 2 1956. Members urged to attend and bring interested parishioners.

St. Francis Church Family Guild Graceton Frank Binando John Copelti Alrs August Bertig, Jr Guerina Bernini

D A C Chapter Honors State Regent At Dinner

Mrs Helen Howard state regent of the D A C was guest of honor at a dinner meeting of the Chinlecam mose Chapter D A C at Curwensville Presbyterian Church. State officer Mrs Denny also attended. About fifty people joined in the special event with attendees including Mrs Margaret Marshall Mrs Elizabeth Dielenderfer Miss Eleanor T Martz and Miss Ruth Black. The next Chinlcamose Chapter meeting will be at Mrs Dean Branches Coalport in October.

Helen Howard Daughters of American Colonists D.A.C Curwensville Presbyterian Church Denny Margaret Marshall Clymer Elizabeth Dielenderfer Eleanor T. Martz Ruth Black Glen Campbell Dean Branch Coalpart

Leonard Family Visits in Town Gathering

Leonard family from Buffalo New York visited Mr and Mrs Leroy Leonard and their family on Sunday. They spent time with Mr and Mrs Charles Lockard and their son in town.

Leroy Leonard Buffalo New York Mr. Leonard Charles Lockard

Birthday greetings for Linda Louise Ober

To Celebrate Birthday Linda Louise Ober, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Ober of Commodore, will celebrate her fifth birthday Monday July 36. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clyde Houck of Clymer RD and Mr and Mrs George Ober of Clymer.

Linda Louise Over Clyde Ober Commondore Clyde Houck Clymer RD George F. Ober Clymer

Donna Mogle Weds Daniel Bostaph in Indiana Church

Miss Donna Mogle daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Mogle Indiana RD 2 married Daniel Bostaph son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bostaph 207 Junister Drive Coraopolis in West Pike Community Church Indiana on Saturday June 30 at 3 pm Rev L A Lentz officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Doris Lawrence from Ernest and bridesmaid Bernice George of Indiana. Best man Robert Adair Homer City with ushers Robert Mogle and Larry Yack. Reception at McCreary's for about eighty. The couple planned a New York Canada trip and reside with bride’s parents. Pre nuptial events included a misc shower.

Alberta Ann Fertal Albert L. Fertal RD 2 Homer City Joseph Sabo Frank Kurcsics Carlisle Street St. Louis Roman Catholic Church Lucernemines Marion Rosenthal John Kenosh Anthony Petrosky Oratron of Patricia Ferral Lucerne Mines Theodore Ferral Donna Mogle J. W. Mogle Indiana Daniel Bostaph Joseph Bostaph Junister Drive Coraopolis West Pike Community Church T .L. A. Lentz Max McCall Jean Negley Saltsbury Healt Doris Lawrence Ernest Bernice George Maid of Honor Bender Robert Adair Robert Mogle Larry Yack Blairsville Leeder, Jeannette Coraldomer City Ernest, DuBois, Kane Erie Pennsylvania Roxie Mack New York Canada Bostaph Indiana Point High School McCrory’s Moon Two High School U.S. Air Force Homestead McKeeg Rocks Miss Mogle

Clawson Family Returns From Visit

Returns home where Mr and Mrs Donald E Clawson of Eric Pa their son Joel and daughter Dianne spent a week visiting Mr and Mrs Forrest Ressler of South Third Street Mrs Clawson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ressler.

Donald E. Clawson Eric, Pa Joel Dianne Forrest Ressler South Third Street Mrs. Clawson Ressler

New Jersey Visitor Spends Week in Garfield and Lrenton

Miss Sue Ann Elko of Plumville spent a week touring New Jersey locations including Lrenton and Garfield and is now enjoying further vacation moments in Garfield.

Sue Ann Elko Plumville

Visiting Parents At Church Street Home In Missouri

Visiting Mrs R J Iling of Houston Texas is at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas on Church Street in Missouri for a period of time

R. J. &Iling Houston Texas Thomas Thomas Church Street

Birthdays July 26 Celebrants Named

July 26 marks birthdays for Robert Sealand Wayne Adam son Bobby Lahr and Emily Prokay. Celebrate these individuals born on this date with friends and family.

Robert Sealand Wayne Adamson Bobby Lahr Emily Prokay

Fashion Tips for Weight Affected Style in 20th Century

The piece advises against Italian males, slacks, shorts, and pullover sweaters for those with weight concerns. It promotes plain pumps, tailored shirts, and dark colors to minimize appearance, stressing daily attention and that good looks require time. Violet or amethyst is named as fall color.

Minute Maid sewing pattern ad for children's sizes 2 4 6 8 10

An advertisement for Pattern 4587 by Casa Whadr Sew Easier promotes no-iron seersucker nylons and simple sewing for children. It urges busy moms to make several outfits, notes yardage requirements, and provides mailing instructions to Indiana Evening Gazette for 25 cents per pattern plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing.

Indiana Evening Gazette Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

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Bender Ferral By Hone Adams Mahoning D.V.B.S Cochran Arcadia Bible School Hones Society News Dayton Pta Patterson Miss Brandon Town and Country Club Martin Church Family Guild D. A.C Leonard Felai West Pike Church Jst Dolly Casa Whadr
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