Grange Schedule Meeting With Armstrong Grange
Grange 1645 will meet Wednesday evening July 1 at 8 30 p m for their regular meeting. The program includes group singing jokes and recitations by Carl Craig Evelyn Miller Laura Wiggins Mrs Shir ley Harry George Floyd Bearts Nancy Campbell and Mrs A B Gray. Members are urged to attend as plans for a new kitchen will be presented and voted on. They are asked to bring salad jetlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Grange
1645
Carl Craig
Evelyn Miller
Laura Wiggins
Shirley
Harry George
Floyd Bearts
Nancy Campbell
A. B. Gray
Grange
Printed Pattern 4303 Childs Sizes 2 4 6 10
A vintage ad touts Printed Pattern 4303 for children with senep neck sunlock, embroidered collar, tucked easy skirt. Includes size 6 yardage, transfer directions, and clear ordering details. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for 1st class mail to Anne Adams at Indiana Evening Gazewe pattern dept in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cave of Indiana Evening Gazewe
Patten Dept
West 7Th St
New York
I Love My Husband but A Common Reader Fault Line
A newspaper excerpt discusses the phrase I Love My Husband, But and argues true love means loving a spouse as he is, faults and all. It suggests women should avoid idealizing change and recognizes self-critique as part of genuine affection. The piece cites Dr Paul Dudley White promoting bicycle paths in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Boston
Pantry Schedule for Week of July 28
A pantry listing outlines daily food distribution from Wednesday to Saturday. The schedule provides dates and days for July 28 week. It designates specific distribution slots and possibly items available each day.
Hal Holbrook to present Mark Twain at college convocation
Hal Holbrook will portray Mark Twain at Indiana State Teachers College convocation at 9 30 a m in Fisher Auditorium on July 29 attesting his lifelong dedication to the role. The performance blends selections from Twain stories with humorous commentary and anecdotes, featuring pieces from The Innocents Abroad Huckleberry Finn Captain Stormfield and Advice to Youth. The show follows his long stage career including recent New York nightclub appearances and television work.
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Hal Holbrook
Mark Twain
Indiana State Teachers College
Fisher Auditorium
Mr. Holbrook
Ruby Holbrook
Twain
Holbrook
New York
America
A. Lectern
Captain Stormfield
Heaven
Golden Arm
Shakespeare
Harbor View Inn Serves Scallop and Crabmeat Casserole
Martha's Vineyard Inn feature highlights Harbor View Inn overlooking the lighthouse with a Sunday night buffet. The menu includes a seven rib standing roast, scallop and crabmeat casserole, fresh peas, salads, assorted cold cuts, potatoes, lobsters, hors d oeuvres, and desserts. Chef Walter Gasslow reveals the scallop and crabmeat casserole recipe with cream sauce and cognac, baked in a water bath, plus tomorrow's dinner menu and side dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Edgartown
Mass
Martha's Vineyard
Harbor View Inn
Walter Gasslow
Harbor View
U C T A Family Picnic At Mack Memorial Center
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary 191 held its annual family picnic Thursday evening at Mack Memorial Center with about 125 attendees. Elmore Bair Theresa Bush Virginia Price led the food service with their committee Olive Moore Josephine Johnston Mae Little Virginia DeGaetano Margaret Lydick Charlotte Fleming. Laura Steetle entertainment chair assisted by Beth Vinton. Bingo and games entertained children and adults. Floyd Rankin led the dance. The Bunny Hop and Square Dance were enjoyed by the children and their parents.
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UCTA
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Mack Memorial Center
Elmore Bair
Theresa Bush
Virginia Price
Olive Moore
Josephine Johnston
Mae Little
Virginia DeGaetano
Margaret Lydick
Charlotte Fleming
Laura Steetle
Beth Vinton
Floyd Rankin
Special Treatment For Some Flowers
Flower care guidance from Mrs. Rhoda Indiana County extension home economist. Instructions cover milky juice stems dipped in boiling water, protecting blooms from heat, handling dahlias, spike flowers like gladioli and delphinium, removing top buds, scraping bases of aster and calendula, and splitting woody stems to increase water uptake for longer vase life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda
Indiana County
Personal notices from Ohio trip and family visit
Dr. and Mrs. R Y Leech and daughter Catherine returned to Chagrin Falls after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Leech of Indiana and Mr and Mrs Daniel M Caldwell of Homer City. Tait Streams and Thelma Bell spent days in Columbus visiting relatives including Mrs D F Skidmore Dr and Mrs George Bell and Attorney and Mrs J W Blair. Ernest T Stewart and family of Alexandria Virginia returned home after visiting Mrs Stewart’s mother Mrs Ernest Stewart of 126 College Avenue. Lynn John and Scott remained with their grandmother during a business and pleasure trip to Pasadena California.
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R.Y. Leech
Catherine
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Harry Leech
Indiana
Daniel M. Caldwell
Homer City
Dr. Leech
Cleveland Heights
Tait Streams
Thelma Bell
Columbus
D. F. Skidmore
George Bell
J. W. Blair
Ernest T. Stewart
Dale
Ann
Lynn
John
Scott
Alexandria
Virginia
Mr. Stewart
Ernest Stewart
College Avenue
Pasadena
California
Infants Born as McQuiston and Washburn Families
Infant announcements note Theodore Neal Jr born July 20 to Mr and Mrs Theodore McQuiston with grandparents Glenn McQuiston and Boyd Lydick and others. The Lydick home area RD 2 Indiana. Another birth, Elizabeth Washburn, weighed nine pounds three ounces, born July 26 at Indiana Hospital with grandparents Mr and Mrs John W Neft and Attorney and Mrs Robert Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
North Eighth Street
Two Years Old Brenda Elaine Deitmen Celebrates Birthday
Brenda Elaine Deitmen, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Deitmen of Commodore RD 1, celebrated her second birthday yesterday July 26. Her brother Kenny was four in May, and the grandparents are Mr and Mrs W A Stahn and Mrs Grace Deitmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Elaine Deitmen
William Deitmen
Commodore, RD 1
Brenda
Kenny
W. A. Stahn
Grace Deitmen
Court Queen of Mary CDA Meets in St Francis Hall
Catholic Daughters of America Court Queen of May held its monthly meeting at St Francis Church Hall Grace ton. Grand Regent Mary Evansie opened. A Braille scholarship recipient Sister Eugenia Wadlinger was announced. Diocesan Family Picnic set for July 30 at Idlewild Park. Picnic results cited with prizes to several members. Social committee named for August. Grabbag won by Catherine Stoklosa. Refreshments served. Home 4-H Club met July 22 with project plans and National Awards Program review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stoktosa
Rustic Lodge
Sally Dellafiora
John Stipcak
Michael Gatskie
Paul Popp
Ernie Sorelli
Molly Rash
Elizabeth Availi
Millie Calabrese
Helen Oswalt
Catherine Fetchko
Imogene Bianco
Mary Ann Pavlik
Lou Zonarich
Ann Plowcha
Mary Stoklosa
Ann Kemp
Catherine Stoklosa
Cecilia Martinkis
Bill Tonkin
Dick Ifft
Tonkin
Coming Events July 28 and 31 church programs
Rev Don M McCurry speaks at 11:00 a.m. Sunday July 28 at First United Presbyterian Church on Discipling All Nations. Crooked Creek Baptist Missionary Society holds all day meeting July 31 with covered dish lunch. Dr T W Smith speaks July 31 at ISTC Fisher Auditorium Woam. Commodore Fire Dept Ladies Auxiliary meets July 28 at Mrs Lisle Nichol home at 8 p.m. bring weiners and buns for roast afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don M. McCurry
First United Presbyterian Church
Mr. McCurry
Crooked Creek
T. W. Smith
ISTC
Woam
Fisher Auditorium
Commodore Fire Dept
Lisle Nichol
Washington Township WCTU elects officers for coming year
At a recent Washington Township Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting, officers were elected for the coming year. President is Mrs. Florence Readick, vice president Mrs. Evelyn Martin, treasurer Miss Edna Frye, corresponding secretary Mrs. Mary Smith, recording secretary Mrs. Byron Browne. New officers assume at the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Camme
Florence Readick
Evelyn Martin
Edna Frye
Mary Smith
Byron Browne
Guests in home of Mr and Mrs Winsor
In the Winsor residence local visitors include Mrs Vansen and daughter from Cresson, Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark of Gallitren, Mr and Mrs Wilbert Winsor Jr and family of Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Harry Van Dyke and children of St Marys, and Mr and Mrs Willis Winsor of NuMine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Winsor
Vansen
Cresson
Joseph Clark
Gallitren
Wilbert Winsor Jr
Pittsburgh
Harry van Dyke
St. Marys
Willis Winsor
NuMine
Pompon Pets Needlecraft Pattern Ad in Indiana Gazette
Delightful hobby item offers Pattern 591 with directions for five animals and dual-size pictures. Costs: 35 cents, add 5 more cents for first class mailing. send name, address, and zone to Indiana Eventing Gazette Needlecraft Dept P.O. Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York. Includes two free patterns and a 1957 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Eventing Gazette
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
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Anna McCracken
Helen Repine
Mountain View
Clarence Watson
Grand Chapter
Pennsylvania
Order of the Eastern Star
C. Ray Long
Jeannette
Greensburg
Irwin
Latrobe
Ligonier
Derry
Level Green
Murrysville
Indiana Country Club
Betty Miller
Mary Kkredel
Ethel Rhine
Cloid Rinn
Roy Wadding
Della Nealer
Paul Blair
Jack Walfe Norman Greene
Howard Moore
Miller Bailey
Steve Horvath
Jack Daniels
LeRoy Reed
Alex Horvath
QO. P. Wilson
Betty Nudge
Earl Streams
Crigsie Hammers
Inn
Robert Goldstrom
Herbert Wardrop
Saul Waxler
Martha's Vineyard Inn
U.C.T. A. Family Picnic
Smtotee
Brenda Deitman
Queen of Mary Cda
Alita Ee
Orlon
Gaile Dugas
NEA
U.P. Church
Misionary Society
Washington
WCTU
Glen Campbell News
Sauna Whee
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