Mrs Tomb’s Ninetieth Birthday Celebrated
Mrs Tomb turned 90 on June 2 and was honored by her daughters Miss Credilla Tomb and Mrs Laura Ashcam. The Monday Night Circle hosted the Saturday afternoon party with eleven members and three guests including Mrs Margaret Bracken of Homer City. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake, and Mrs Tomb received many cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credilla Tomb
Laura Ashcam
W. R. Tomb
Margaret Bracken
Homer City
Lois Jean Robinson Engaged to Ronald Painter
Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson of Templeton announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Jean to Ronald Merle Painter son of Mr and Mrs Newton Painter of Templeton RD 1 The bride elect a Dayton Joint High School graduate class of 1846 is employed at Sparkle Market Kittanning No wedding plans have been revealed by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. V. Mogle
Indiana RD 2
Donna
Daniel Bostoph
Joseph Bostoph
Juniper Drive
Coraopolis
Miss Mogle
Indiana Joint High School
McCroft’s
Indiana
U. S. Steel Mills
Roy Robinson
Templeton
Lois Jean
Ronald Merle Painter
Newton Painter
RD 1
Dayton Joint High School
Sparkle Market
Kittanning
Carsons and Bracken Attend Monroeville High Graduation
Mr and Mrs James W Carson of Davion RD 3 and John Bracken attended the Monroeville High School graduation exercises. The Carson granddaughter Sandra Elaine was among 325 honor students in a class of 175 receiving diplomas. Miss Bracken is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Bracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Carson
Davion RD 3
John Bracken
Davion
Monroeville High School
Carson
Sandra Elaine
Miss Bracken
Alfred Bracken
Hospital Patient Mrs Wallace Nordby at West Penn Hospital
Mrs Wallace Nordby of South Seventh Street is a patient at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Nordby
South Seventh Street
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Misses Pattern 4506 Summer Dress by Anne Adams
Pattern 4506 offers a simple summer dress in Misses sizes 14 16 18. Shoulder bows untie for shaping, choose gay cotton sewn with smooth lines. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents each pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams Patters Dept Indiana Evening Gazette New York NY with name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
Patters Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Plains
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
Saltsburg DAR hosts 37th anniversary meeting
Saltsburg D A R members and hostesses marked the society’s 37th anniversary with a Community Center afternoon meeting. The Indiana County chapter, organized July 4 1919, now has about 125 members and honors history through flags and citizenship awards while hosting talks on the flag’s origins, the Continental Congress, and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Daughters of American Revolution
Saltsburg
Lncal
Citizens of Tomorrow
Sandra Kerr
Indiana
G.G
Hill
Edwin Long
John Fiske
Long
Clinton File
Frederic Alquin Groves
Missouri
DAR
Continental Congress
Washington, D.C
Barl Gray
William J. Shields
Ralph Hunter
J. 5S
Richard Watson
Indiana State Teach‘ers College
Ernest Bloomquist
Helen Glassford
Allen Langdon Baker
State College
Mesdames G. G.hill
J. S. Couser
John Price
N. DeVir Ray
Irnest Bloomquist
Dan Moorhead
Joe Daub
A. DeGaetano
Helen St
John Johnston
Ray Long
H.C Cunningham
William Shields
R M. Sutter
Nora Hamilton
Reba Perkins
Blanche Sathony
Kathleen Gondretow
Sewickles
Margery Shirley
Kay Chusman
Sophomoere
Junior
Saltsbury — High School
Kay Chrisman
Granados
Lady Moon
Clara Edwards
Miss Carson
Corial Hospitaling
Indiana Summer Theater Guild season promises more than last year
Indiana Pennsylvania awaits six adage plays at Fisher Auditorium State Teachers College June 27 to August 4. Liam O Brien s The Remarkable Mr Pennypacker opens June 2 30. Plays include Affairs of State Hasty Heart Dial M For Murder Moon Is Blue Uncle Tom s Cabin. Robert W Ensley to direct. Season tickets offer 20 percent savings. Single admission is 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Summer Theater Guild
Summer ‘Theater Guild
Fisher Auditorium
State Teachers College
Pennsylvania
Hall
Dean's
Guild
Liam O'Brien
Mr. Pennypacker
Robert W. Ensley
Ensley
Indiana Summer Theater Guild
Joint Recital by Joan Kenosh and David Csanyi
Mary King Guard reports a refined joint recital by Miss Joan Kenosh and Mr. David Csanyi at First Presbyterian Church chapel on Monday evening June 4. The concert featured Beethoven Schumann Debussy Chopin and Schubert works with Miss Nancy Napey as accompanist and praise for diction tone and presentation. The audience was large and appreciative as the program mixed European songs with solo piano and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary King
Monmlay
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Neff
Dale C. Marlin
Juan Kee Hosh
Dave Csanyi
Nancy Napey
Csanyi
Kenosh
Miss É Kenash
Salvation Army Hockings Assigned to Titusville Work
Major and Mrs William J Hocking of the Salvation Army are recalled to service to lead Salvation Army efforts in the Titusville area. They have been credited with potting about 16 months and plan to return to Indiana around July 1. Wanatown in South Dakota is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Hocking
Salvation Army
Titusville
Hockings
Indiana
Willett 4H Club Begins 1956 Activities
Willett 4H Club starts the 1956 season with a meeting at Beny fo airman's home on June 2. Leaders and officers elected include Connie Rearick president Coralew vice president Joan Bark secretary Mary Jane Root leader Sandy Park game leader Ruth Haggerty news reporter. A special meeting for girls over 15 is set for June 7 at 7 30 p.m. to discuss a new project. Next regular meeting is June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Mudd Thier
Beny Fo
Lee Park
Quiduar Cookig
Connie Rearick
Coralew
Joan Bark
Mary Jane Root
Sandy Park
Ruth Haggerty
Qdessa Swigart
Darole Rhoda
Paper bound blanket in sateen finish debut
A new blanket combines a paper fiber core with a sateen bound surface. It emphasizes lightweight warmth and unique texture, inviting interest from home textile buyers and hospitality users seeking novel fabric blends.
Local Footnote Names Read In Community Birthday List
A community birthday note lists residents including J. W. Moorhead Elnora Strong Vanelle Henry Patty Ann Barber Phyllis Kelly Jay Cook Jimmy Bobick Wendell D. Jones Mrs Blair Cow and Mame Cay, marking shared personal celebrations in a local publishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moorhead
Elnora Strong
Vanelle Henry
Patty Ann Barber
Phyllis Kelly
Jay Cook
Jimmy Bobick
Wendell D. Jones
Mrs. Blair Cow
Mame Cay
Mrs Gearhart Returns From Florida Visit
Mrs Mildred Gearhart of Marion Road has returned home from a three week visit in Florida with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Hammers and family and Mrs Walter Pantall in West Palm Beach She also visited Orlando and Washington DC arranging time in the homes of former Indiana residents and Mrs Sherman Cox and Mrs Florence Kunkle Both Florida residents noted for prior Indiana ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gearhart
Marion Road
William Hammers
Walter Pantall
West Palm Beach
Florida
Laura Harper
Bertha Miller
Ora McGee
Orlando
Inthany
McGee
South Mills Street
Gearschart
Indiana
Sherman Cox
Florence Kunkle
Washington, D.C
Essay Awards At Dayton W CTU Meet
Three contestants received essay awards at the regular Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Dayton meeting held Friday evening. Awards went to Maxine Jamison Nancy Marshall and James Wilson. Devotions in Mrs Roy Gould’s home focused on service. Mrs D Whitacre announced flowers would be placed in churches for Temperance Sunday and plans were made for a July 6 picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Dayton
Maxine Jamison
Nancy Marshall
James Wilson
Roy Gould
D. ©. Whitacre
Francis Willard
Coming Events at United Presbyterian Church Meeting
The Rev Dr FE Walker of the Board of Christian Education will speak to the Women's Christian Fellowship at Indiana United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday June 1 at 7 0 pm. Visual aids will accompany the talk and men are urged to attend this special event. The Ladies Auxiliary to Indiana Lodge No 931 Elks meets tomorrow at 8 00 pm at the V F W Country Club with a wrapped white elephant gift. This will be the last meeting until September, with August picnic noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Lee Walker
Board of Christian Education
United Presbyterian Church
Women's Christian Fellowship
Indiana United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Lodge
No. 931
B.p.ol.elks
V.F.W. Country Club
Brush Valley Grange Plans June Meeting
Brush Valley Grange will host a regular meeting in the Brush Valley Community Building Thursday evening June 7. An interesting program has been arranged for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Valley Grange
Brush Valley
King's Daughters Class Spring Banquet at First United Presbyterian
The annual Spring banquet of the King's Daughters Class of the First United Presbyterian Church will be held Thursday June 14 in the church. Reservations should be made by June 11 by calling Ann Campbell at 5 918 or Esther Spicher at 5 2267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
First United Presbyterian Church
Ann. Campbell
Esther Spicher
Degree of Honor Executive Board Meeting Friday Night
The Degree of Honor Protective Association Indiana Lodge No 44 will hold its executive board meeting Friday at 8 00 in the McCreary Party Room Hostesses for the evening are Anna Geaser Mildred Hamill and Dorothy Pfeiffer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Indiana Lodge
McCreary
Anna Geeser
Mildred Hamill
Dorothy Pfeiffer
Golden Rule Class Hosts Anniversary Party at Tanoma Church
Mr and Mrs Arch Lockard host the Golden Rule Class anniversary at Tanoma EUB Church at home on June ? at eight o clock. Men will escort brides and brides will have wedding pictures taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Lockard
Tanoma E.U.B
Florence Mackinos Heads Clymer Unit 242 ALA
Florence Mackinos was elected president of Clymer Unit 242 American Legion Auxiliary at the June meeting. She succeeds Ellen Wanchisa. Elected with her were Margaret Johnstone first vice president Mary Kapcoe second vice president Evelyn Gaston corresponding secretary Mary Krolic recording secretary Ellen Wanchisa treasurer Anna Bertuzzi chaplain Anna Boston historian Betty Schelfe sergeant at arms. Awards were presented for membership achievements to Mrs Wanchisa and Mrs Johnstone. Johnstone also received a Century Club Certificate from National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mackinos
Clymer Unit 242
American Legion Auxiliary
Ellen Wanchisa
Margaret Johnstone
Mary Kapcoe
Evelyn Gaston
Mary Krolic
Anna Bertuzzi
Anna Boston
Betty Schelfe
Aris
Indiana County American Legion Auxiliary
Ea Wanchisa
Johnstone
Century Club
National
Creekside 4 H Club Meet Lets Members Plan June Events
Creekside 4 1 Club met June 2 at Creekside Fire Hall with president Shirley Dembosky in charge. Members name favorites, song leader Carol North guided songs, and Miss Ifft discussed sewing materials and machine use. First year girls were measured for skirts. others discussed patterns. A June 18 trip to Pittsburgh with zoo and Cinerama is planned. next meeting June 19 at 9:30 am. Delicious first course features sliced cucumbers olives pimentos with oil and wine. bread rounds accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside Fire Hall
Shirley Dembosky
Carol North
America
Miss Ifft
Pittsburgh
Cinerama
Bedford Village Players stage roles and directing plans
Former Indiana Summer Theater players, now with Bedford Village Players, showcase a joint season. Mrs. Roberts directed Little Women in May and prepares Papa is All for June 13 16 at Sunnybrook Acres Playhouse with Olivia in Night Must Fall in July. Mr. Roberts directs Night Must Fall and The Glass Menagerie for August, and previously played Laurie and Jake in local productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Summer Theater Guild
Donald Roberts
Bedford Village Players
Roberts
Donna Jean Peron
978
Church Street
Sunnybrook Acres Playhouse
Bedford
Olivia
Crooked Creek 4-H Club Elects Officers and Plans Project
The Crooked Creek 4-H Club met May 29 at Mrs. Robert Rising's home and elected officers for the season. Officers include President Mary Louise Cunningham and Secretary Mary Lou Houser. Members chose the project Tasty Snacks and discussed an at home experiment on proper feeding with two white rats, to be continued at Jean Rising's home on June 20 at 1 40 p m with reminders to bring aprons and hair nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Robert Rising
Mary Louise Cunningham
Joan Cherry
Mary Lou Houser
Donna Jean Ruffner
Shirley Lee Ruffner
Patty Helman
Lois Helman
Deloris Houser
Jean Rising
County Wide 4 H Club Holds First Meeting in Indiana
The County Wide 4-H Club met at Kathleen Mikesell’s home in Indiana RD 1 on June 4 to plan summer projects including feeding experiments with white rats to teach balanced diets and erecting two 4-H signs. Leaders and parents attended. next meeting set for June 11 at Flaine Marshall’s home. Butterflies applique quilt pattern offered via Needlecraft Dept, Indiana Evening Gazette for twenty five cents plus mail extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mikesell
Indiana RD
Thomas Mikesell
Roy Ginter
4. B. Fleming
Jane Ifft
Glen Bensholf
Darcie Rhoda
Flaine Marshall
Wayne Avenue
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Tomb
Jlrrne Helos
Society News
Saltsburg D. A. R
Grace Methodist Church
Punxsutawney
Rose Marie Getty
Ruth Behm
Harold Behm
George Foose
Frank Getty Jr
Marion Center
Rimersburg
New Kensington
Punxsutawney R. D Hawthorn
Marchand, Carade
Trade City
Corry
Pitcairn
Albion Pa
Mentor
Ohio
Mrs. Behm
Lin Marchand
Haefer
Joan Kenosh
David Csanyi
Csanyjantasistucke
Schumann Des Abends
Chopin Miss Isenosh
Stanchen
Schubert Widmung
Schumann
Mr. Csanyt
Debussy
Scriabin
Miss Kenosh
Clouds Charles Ma Little Banjo Dichmont
Wanatown
South Dakota
Willet 4H
Mrs. Gearhart
Dayton
CTU
Constance Jo Blair
Set
Charles Blair
Glenview
Ilinois
Clyde Blair
Jane § Dale
Earl Dice
Beverly Jane Blair
Cel Af Tselin
United Presbyterian
Hik’s
King’s Daughters
Degree of
Executive Board
Clymer
Creekside
Indiana Summer Theater
4-H Club
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