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New York fashion notes showcase Chester Weinberg fall line with halter dresses ivory leather and fur trims. Designs favor simple lines bold color, unusual fabrics, and restrained nostalgia with Gatsby touches. Also mentions Society of Farm Women of Penn Run meeting at Mildred Bennett home with 13 members and May birthdays celebrated.
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New York
Chester Weinberg
Weinberg
Society of Farm Women of
Penn Run
Mildred Bennett
Helen Lewis
Viola Empfield
State Farm Womens Spring
Jonstown
Mae Dick
Lois Glassford
Leona Sterner
Elsie Adams
Elma Moose
Gaynelle Stewart
Plavi-Geisel Vows Solemnized In Clymer Church
Paulette Marie Plavi and William James Geisel were married in a double ring ceremony at St. Anthony’s Church Clymer officiated by Rev Bernard Borgogne at 10 am The bride daughter of Mr Mrs Melicher Joe Plavi of Clymer RD 1 and the groom son of Mr Mrs Joe Capitosti of Homer City Following a wedding reception the couple left for a Canada trip The bride a Marion Center High School 1970 graduate works at Diamond Drugs The groom a Purchase Line High School 1968 graduate works at McCreary Tire Co They reside in Clymer Also notes on wedding party and Shanti bags from India as accessories for wardrobes.
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Paulette Marie Plavi
William James Geisel
St. Anthony’s Church
Clymer
Bernard Borgogne
Melicher Joe Plavi
Clymer RD 1
Joe Capitosti
Homer City
Lynn Kellar
Dixonville
Gary Learn
Indiana
Stanley Knapik
Commodore
Eugene Yackuboskey
Mike Stewart
Barr Slope
St. Anthony's Recreation Hall
Canada
Marion Center High School
Diamond Drugs
Purchase Line High School
McCreary’s Tire & Rubber Co
Odessa Carney Recognized at Memorial Day Auxiliary event
F. C. E. Auxiliary 1468 held Memorial Day services May 30 at the Eagles Home. Mrs. Odessa Carney received a pin and certificate for past madam president. Mrs. Mary Pease received a gift for perfect attendance and five new members were initiated. Visitors from Altoona Aerie attended. Memorial services followed with lunch served.
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F. C. E. Auxiliary
Eagles
Odessa Carney
Mary Pease
Altoona Aerie
Shirley Chisholm Plans New Career
New York congresswoman Shirley Chisholm says she will not spend her life in politics. She plans a political institute to educate youth, write more books, and save the Office of Economic Opportunity. She discusses her presidential bid, day care advocacy, and desire for a legislature with real-world representation.
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Eve Sharbutt
New York
Shirley Chisholm
Dn.y
Brooklyn
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Montgomery Reunion Seeks Attendees at June Home Event
Annual gathering set for Saturday June 9 at Jay and Erina Henrys Nolo home with coffee cold beverages and a 5 p.m. supper. Children’s games planned and locals invited.
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Montgomery
Saurday
Jay
Erina Henry
Nolo
Norma Beilchick Bride of Kenneth Shank
Norma Jean Beilchick and Kenneth Lee Shank were married on Saturday May 5 at Heilwood United Presbyterian Church. The double ring ceremony at 4 p.m. featured music by Monica Babyak and John Sutila. The couple reside near Barnesboro, with the groom the son of Theodore and Mrs. Shank of Clymer. Bridesmaids wore blue dotted Swiss gowns. matron of honor was Kathy Shank. The reception was at Pine Township Fire Hall, Heilwood. Both are Penns Manor graduates. the bride works at Hills at Regency Mall, and the groom serves in the Army Security Agency in Washington, D.C.
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Sylvia Plavi
Mary Plavi
Sharon Lockhart
Washington, D.C
Honor
Kimberley Burnheimer
Blairsville
Norma Jean Beilchick
Kenneth Lee Shank
Heilwood United Presbyterian Church
John Janisak
Monica Babyak
John Sutila
Edward Beilchick
Barnesboro RD
Theodore Shank
Clymer
Kathy Shank
Indiana
Jean Beilchick
Heilwood
Linda Toy
John Parana
John Domingo
Bob Packer
Alverda
Brian Thomas
Pine Township
Penns Manor
Hills
Regency Mall
United States Army
Army /Security Agency
Allshouse
Cme
Denise Tate
Meadowlane Ladies Golf Winners List May 30
Meadowlane Ladies Golf results show Irene Sgriccia winning first place and Mary Kinter taking second on Wednesday May 30. The prior May 23 results list Margaret Brady Loretty Fetterman Ellen Frick among participants.
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Margaret Brady
Loretty Fetterman
Ellen Frick
Irene Sgriccia
Mary Kinter
Engagement Notice for Denise Repko and Gary Plavi
Mr and Mrs John B Repko announce the engagement of their daughter Denise Hope Repko to Gary Alan Plavi son of Mr and Mrs John Plavi of Ernest Denise is a Marion Center High School junior Gary is a 1971 graduate and employed at Helen Mining Co in Homer City No wedding plans have been set
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John B. Repko
Creekside RD 1
Denise Hope
Gary Alan Plavi
John Plavi
Ernest
Miss Repko
Marion Center High School
Helen Mining Co
Homer City
Indian Haven Women’s Club project disclosed at dinner
The Indian Haven Women’s Club announced a yearlong project to refurbish the TV viewing area and chapel on the two floors with county support and volunteer labor. IUP designated to receive a Penny Art Fund scholarship. The program theme is The Emerging Woman with plans for community involvement. Elderton Home Extension Club discussed cribe quilts and upcoming meetings.
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Indiana Junilor Women’s Civic Club
Evergreen
Brenda Sue Steele
Robert Knight
Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harrisburg
Frank Kantz
Roger Reschini
Indian Haven
Penelec
JWCC
Brush Valley PTA Dissolves After Appreciation Dinner
The Brush Valley PTA held its final meeting on May 22 at the Brush Valley fire hall with a 140 attendance for a covered dish dinner. Yvonne Foster, president, led the closing, awarded certificates to staff, and announced the PTA’s dissolution to aid formation of a new elementary PTA.
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Degree OF Honor
Mary Sturiale
Brush Valley Pta
Brush Valley Fire Hall
Alfred Gallaher
Marie Gallaher
Yvonne Foster
Robert Ross
Barbara Beck
Jay Stake
Eugene Balthaser
Balthaser
PTA
Zele
Floyd Clark
Dot Brendlinger
Treasury
Hempfield
Regina Miller
Brush Valley
Nancy Westover
Carole Ramer
Betty Boring
Marie Gaither
Teacher-Artist Preserves Crafts From Early America
Mar iette Paine Slayton, an artist and teacher, urges preserving perishable early American crafts. She notes tin rust and glass shattering threaten heritage, advocates refinishing authentic pieces, and warns against altering original designs. Her book Early American Decorating Techniques links colonial methods with English and Welsh practices, with patterns like Chippendale roses and seven basic strokes.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Mariette Paine Slayton
Edward Pattison
Berlin
Conn
Pennsylvania
England
Rembrandt
van Eyck
America
Pontypool
Wales
Danielson
Ludlow
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