Sally Stewart paintings on exhibit at Dean's Restaurant
Society news notes Sally Stewart, art teacher in Greater Johnstown School District, displaying pencil, crayon and oil works at Dean's Restaurant through June and July. A piece titled November depicts aging and nature, linking man and nature. Stewart, a Johns town Center, University of Pittsburgh alumna, Indiana State College graduate, Indiana Art Association member, studied under John Christ and had a Rustic Lodge show.
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Sally Stewart
Greater
Johnstown
Dean's
Miss Stewart
Saly Stewart
Johnstown Center
University of Pitsburgh
Indiana State College
Indiana Art Association
Rustic Lodge
John Christ
Double Ring Ceremony Unites Couple at Elderton Church
Kathleen Elaine McKinney and Richard Lee Ross wed in a May 10 double ring ceremony at The First Presbyterian Church Elderton officiated by Rev. William S. Merwin. The bride wore chantilly lace, carried white carnations and a Prayer Bible. A 125 guest reception followed in blue and white theme.
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First Presbyterian Church
Elderton
Kathleen Elaine McKinney
Richard Lee Ross
William S. Merwin
Reuben Heilman
Laird D. McKinney
R.D. 3
Sheloca
Shirley McKinney
Ronald Ross
William Rosborough
Donna Patterson
Janet Miller
Carol Ross
Inez Sheasley
Charles Harner
Indiana
Elderton Joint High School
James G. Moore
James A. Ross
Ford City
Ford City High School
Armstrong Utilitities
Tne
Kittanning
Gettysburg
Ross
R.D. 1
Shelocta
Misses Pattern 4695 Dress Pattern Sale Notice
Printed Pattern 4695 Misses' Sizes 10 to 18. Fabric yardage listed for size 16. 50 cents plus 10 cents extra for first class mail. Send name address size and style number to Anne Adams Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept. Includes coupon and catalog offer.
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Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
4-H Club Activities at Marion Center May Meeting
Marion Center 4-H Home E Club met May 23 at 4 00 PM at the high school with Glenda Gahagan presiding Elaine White led the pledge Amiee K Cara Glasser Diana Glasser Diana Barris Judy Hastings Marjie Gahagan Elaine White Nancy Steel Patty Getty and Shirley Reiter performed an Emergency Telephone Call skit A show and tell on Applying Pressure on the Digital Points was given by Mary Lee Black The next meeting is May 27 at 4 00 PM at the school Mary Lee Black reporter
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Marion Center
Glenda Gahagan
Elaine White
Amiee K
Cara Glasser
Diana Glasser
Diana Barris
Judy Hastings
Marjie Gahagan
Nancy Steel
Patty Getty
Shirley Reiter
Mary Lee Black
Marion Center Joint High School
Little Mahoning
Fred Hamil
Elaine Hamil
Linda Good
Cindy Stewart
Shelby McCord
Brenda McCord
Judy Good
Elaine
County DAR To Hold Old Fashioned Picnic
The Indiana County Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Miss Martha Daugherty's home on Locust Street Saturday evening for a Flag Day observance and old fashioned picnic supper. Miss Nora Hamilton will greet guests, members should bring a dish and table service, coffee will be served. The agenda includes installing chapter officers and electing delegates and alternates for the State Conference in Harrisburg October 1 and 2, with reports on the Continental Congress. As Flag Day nears, the DAR reiterates the meaning of Old Glory and national ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Martha Daugherty
Locust Street
Nora Hamilton
Harrisburg
Continental Congress
Washington
D.C
Dayton Women Meet and Pine Friendly Club Picnic Planned
The Dayton Women Meet at Hazel Barnard’s home with a Mother's Day readings program. Secret Sister gifts went to Sara Wilson, Carrie Hayes, Mildred Enterline, Hazel Barnard, and Wilda Stewart. The annual picnic for members and families is planned for June 14 at Dayton Fairgrounds with Roberta White in charge of entertainment. Lunch was served by Hazel Barnard and Beulah Boyer. attendees included Sara Wilson, Martha Wilson, Roberta White, Regina, Leona Rar aigh, Alda Whitacre, Wilda Stewart, Beverly Stewart, Bonnie and Susan, Myrtle Walker, Mildred Enterline, Jean Windows, Marie Miller, Donna Neal, Beulah Boyer, Hazel Barnard, Florence Harkleroad, and Debbie.
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Dayton Pike
Regina
Leona Raraigh
Alda Whitacre
Wilda Stewart
Beverly Stewart
Bonnie and Susan
Myrtle Walker
Mildred Enterline
Jean Windows
Marie Miller
Donna Neal
Beulah Boyer
Hazel Barnard
Florence Harkleroad
Debbie
V.F.W. Country Club Scooth Foursome
A large turnout of golfers at the VFW Country Club on a perfect day produced Kosanovich and Novak with a gross 47 and net 28 to win. Turley and Badman with Shapura and Hoover shared low putts, while 17 outs marked the 9 holes. The club plans an outdoor supper after next Sunday's play and may move weekly matches to another course on June 16 due to the State VFW Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kosanovich
June Novak
Neal Turley - Marie Badman
Marlene Shapura
Winfred Hoover
V.F.W
Marriage of Gertrude Greene and Bernard Murray
Gertrude Greene and Bernard Murray were united in marriage at St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church in a nuptial Mass on Saturday at 3 a.m. Father James Miller performed the ceremony with Mr and Mrs Mike Zayachako of Lucernemines in attendance.
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Gertrude Greene
Bernard Murray
St. Bernard’s
James Miller
Mike Zayachako
Lucernemines
Mrs. Widan honored at Dayton surprise birthday party
Mrs. Widan of Dayton was feted by friends and relatives with a surprise party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boulanger of Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter, Mrs. Della Miller of Templeton, and several Schreckenost families from Cortland plus others.
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Widan Acnre Congest
Dayton
Joe Boulanger
Butler
Harry Smith
Della Miller
Templeton
Jane
Margie
James Wyant
Meanville
Glenn Schrecengost
Francis Miller
Cortland, Ohio
Ben Schrecengost
Russell
Vernon Schrecengost
Dayton Area Personal Notes and Weekend Visits
Dayton residents and visitors are listed with family connections. Mrs. Don Marshall and son Joey of Loring Air Force Base Maine traveled to see Mrs. T. C. McElhiney and Ernest Davis while Randy Jewart Dennis Steffy and Mrs. T. C. McElhiney hosted weekend guests from Upper Marlboro Maryland. Grace Cunningham visited son Meade Cunningham in Vienna Virginia. Verna McIntire, a student nurse at Oil City hospital, visited her parents Elmer and Mrs. McIntire. Rev Jacob Painter and wife went to San Jose California to spend time with daughter and husband Roland Derrosiers. Clyde Cogley spent a week with daughter Reed Hoffman in Upper Marlboro Maryland.
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Vienna
Virginia
Verna McIntire
Oil City Hospital
Elmer McIntire
Jacob Painter
San Jose
California
Roland Derrosiers
Clyde Cogley
Reed Hoffman
Upper Marleboro
Maryland
Former County Woman Honored In Chicago
Louise Shemo of Highland Indiana and her husband Edward honored in Chicago. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Slovick formerly of Commodore Pennsylvania. A Green Township High School Commodore graduate from the class of 43.
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Louise
Edward Shemo
Franklin Street
Highland
Indiana
Joseph Slovick
Commodore
Green Township High School
Rockefeller Marriage Bound To Affect His Political Career
The remarriage of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller sparks political concern from party leaders and women voters. Ruth Millett reports New York Republicans fear the split from a 31 year marriage could unsettle female supporters, as the image of an older wife left behind contrasts with a younger, happier bride.
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Rockefeller
Ruth Millett
Rockefller
Stancombes Host Carneys Steak Dinner Reunion In Indiana
The Alfred Stancombes of Indiana RD renewed a 35 year old custom by hosting a steak dinner for old friends. Attending were Mrs. Dick Carney Judy and Dick Carney John Lusko from Cleveland and Mrs. Earl Blough Betty Sharon. Recipes included fried scallops with a dill pickle onion parsley mix and a tip for Jemon sherbet with apricot halves and optional brandy.
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Alfred Stancombe
Indiana RD. 2
Dick Carney
Judy
John Lusko
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl Blough
Betty
Sharon
County
Homer City Women Honor Seniors At Dinner Meeting
Eleven senior Homer City residents were guests at the annual covered dish dinner of the Homer City Women’s Club held Tuesday evening May 27 at the Homer City Fire Hall. Each guest received a red carnation. Mrs John Fulmer, age 83, received a bouquet for top seniority. The event included invocation by Mrs Donald Harrison, group singing led by Mrs Daniel Harmon with pianist Mrs J M Frye Jr, and a bountiful dinner for about fifty. A vote to fund the Homer City Swimming Pool reflected ongoing club support. New officers and committees were announced, with plans for future events including dance nights, a spring fashion show for Christmas lights, a Harvest Ball for scholarship funds, and a mountain play.
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Homer City
Women’s Club of
John Fulmer
Donald Harrison
Ted
Daniel Harmon
J. M. Frye, Jr
William J. Stimson
Stimson
Francis Kane
Community Calendar Listings for Indiana County June Events
The notice lists varied events across churches and clubs. Meetings include Graystone U P Church Bible study Tuesdays at 7 45 p m, vacation bible school June 17 21 at Shelocta U P Church, clothing drives and rummage sales, a flower exhibit entry day, women golfers at Indiana Country Club June 4 at 9 30 a m with nine and 18 holes, Viola Simpson Circle meeting June 4 at 8 15 p m, Sportsmen’s Auxiliary gathering with transport details, the Anderson reunion June at Mack Community Center with potluck, a public tourism meeting at Cogswell Hall ISC campus at 8 p m, Penns Manor Band Mothers June 4 at 7 30 p m, BPW Indiana board meeting June 4 at Stapleton’s, Daily Vacation Bible School June 3 14 at Dayton Methodist Church 3 30 p m to 5 30 p m, and Royal Neighbors meeting June 4 at Moore Hotel 8 p m. Families urged to bring items, call numbers listed for arrangements.
Homecoming note from Ruth E after hospital stay at 310 North Seventh Street
Ruth E has returned home at 310 North Seventh Street from Indiana Hospital after a recent illness and thanks friends for gifts of flowers and cards. A home recipe tip suggests cream a halr cup butter or Maggazine with honey to use as topping for breakfast pancakes.
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Ruth E
North Seventh Street
Indiana Hospital
Vicious
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New Castle
Dorcas Society Meets
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Lon Ellenberger
Tom Christy
Elfenberger
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Lutheran Church Women of the Church
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Louise Shemo
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Rura
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Rex Phillipps
Ada Morrison
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Pinkerton
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Washington Street
R. Byron Crozier
Shelocta Bible School
Shelocta U.P
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Wood
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Robert Millen
Notice! Jr. Flower
Clair Weaver
School Street
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Ideal Bible Class
1.C.C
Indiana Country Club
Viola Simpson Circle
Viola Simpson
First Methodist Church
Glenn Olsen
Shady Drive
Bruce Hadley
Sportsmen’s Auxiliary
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Betty Rugh
Eagles
Anderson
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Public Meeting On Tourism
Cogswell Hall
ISC
Penns Manor
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