Society News Brims with Weddings and Local Happenings
A flurry of society notes from Reynoldsville Indiana and nearby recounts several weddings. Dorothy Hessler and Donald Clawson wed in Reynoldsville with a large reception at Rustic Lodge. Ruth Templeton and John Cox joined in a quiet Clymer ceremony and plan a home in Clymer. Miss Sarah Ferree and Thomas Nupp exchanged vows at Manor Presbyterian Church with a large gathering and a New England trip afterward. The item also covers a dress-codes, a luncheon honoring Virginia Martin, and community notices from Homer City including a lions game and local radio concerts.
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Merly
Indiana
Mir’ Vigne
Mise
Teressa Mancuso
Reynoldaville
Dune uglyen-Rensler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy LaRue Hessler
F. W. Reseler
Aultman
Donald Sdgar Clankon
Ernest
Reynoldsville
Holt Hughes
A. DeGaetano
Mary Turner
Maxwell Rhodes
Iilac
Rustic Lodge
Clawson
Indiana High School
van Morris Street
Clymer
Napp-Ferree
Manor Presbyterian Church
Sarah Augusta Ferree
Frank Ferree
Manor
Thomas Allen Nupp
Tarentum
E. ©. Nupp
Stafford
Charles W. Chadwick
Lillian Brighton
Hong Ae
Charlotte Summers
Marie Prather
William ©. Bishop
Napp
Thomas Baughman
Paul Swather
Murrysville
Lohengrin
Mary Humes
Ferree
Jeannette High School
Pennsylvania State College
Young Ladies Literary Club
Franklin Township
Green Township
Commodore
Delta Chi Fraternity
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Creighton
Reverence for God and law in modern society
A sermon urges Christians to restore reverence for God's name, church, ministers, and laws. It warns that irreverence among youth leads to lawlessness and calls believers to uphold authority, honor pastors, and respect parents while avoiding blasphemy and dishonor to the Bible.
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God
Aed
Christ
Local notices highlight luncheons tours and reunions
Ship and several residents appeared at the Court House this Friday and Saturday. The Women's Monthly Golf Luncheon at the Country Club on Tuesday June 11 offers prizes for contract auction and golf with call by noon Monday. The Langham Class at the Methodist Church holds a dinner and officer elections on June 14 with reservations through lead organizers. Indiana Flower Garden Club schedules Garden Tour Days June 12 and 13 with details and join calls. Fleming reunion gathers June 20 at Camp Rest with basket to share and invites clan members and friends.
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Homer City Lions
Lions
Homer City
Mushcball
Center Township
B. F. Harris
Parson Held
Harris
Deacon Phillippi
Nuf
Phillippi
Campbell
Country Boys
Town Highbrowe
M. Lockard
Hans Adeir
Sam
Indiana Flower-Garden Club
Lawrence Davis
E. C. Buchheit
Murray Thompson
Vinton
Buchheit
Thompson
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Briels
Sunnyside
Indiana
Slim Koleun
Jake
E. H
Greenburg
M. V
Trie
Last Man Club
Weir
Athens
Baskal
Baker
Au Revoir
Siggs
Jerry
Harry Empfield
Lloyd Stimson
Hicks Run
CCC
Hale Stivison
Murray Craft
William Craft
Culver
H. B. Johnston
Harold
Frank Graham
Martha Nickodemus
Diamondville
Lynn Dick
Kings’ Daughters
Lutheran Church
Robert Biggerstaff
Flora McCully
Mount Union High School
O. R. McCully
Esther
Mount Union
Marion Gaston
Clair Gaston
Gipsy
Kirk
Cincinnati
Bert Barcley
Johnstown
Mag. D. B. Risinger
Doin's At County CCC Camp Memorial Notes
Memorial Day leave leaves campers homesick yet see renewed acquaintances. Camp leaders add fire marshal duties and new drills. Tent ratings, meals, and daily rations detailed along with staff changes and social incidents. Local visits and civilian guests appear among camp life notes.
New Books at Indiana Free Library May June Selections
The Literary Guild prizes for best American novel went to Dorothy McCleary for Not Far Weaven and Edward Anderson for Hungry Men. A May volume includes both novels. June offers a biography Catherine the Great by Gina Kaus with new material. The review highlights Catherine’s energetic, powerful rule and dramatic court life shaping Russian empire.
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Indiana Free Library
Literary Guild
Story Magazine
Dorothy McCleary
Edward Anderson
Ma Bostwick
Free Library
Catherine the Great
Catherine
Gina Kaus
Catherine of Russia
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Daniel Fitepatrick
St Mary's Church
Margaret Mistretta
Baid
James Matchiso
Mary
Roge Mancuso
Nofia
Josephine Mistretta
Bohren
Anthony Mancuso
Thomas Mistretta
Sykesville
Martin
Virginia Martin
C. Lincoln Brown, Jr
Audubon
N. J
Hono
College I Ina
Jane Stewart
Bridge
Robert Lewis
Vernon Fritchman
Iso
Horface Mann School
Lmeet
Mario
Greenaburg
Pierina
Marco
Ierina
Harry C. Prugh
University of Pittsburgh
Harry, Jr
Hotel Schenley
Wilda Worcester
Betty Byers
D. A.R
John J, Daub
Kiski
Saltssburg
Harry Bartley
Dewitt Ray
Aharge
Pfohl
Indiana Zion Lutheran Church
Russia
Charles Held
Wilbert
Bobby
Ethmer Walbeck
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Gov
Earle
Roberta Held
Walbeck
Sabbath School Association
Indiana Lutheran Church
Robert S. McKelvey
Saltsburg Grocer
J. M. Turner
Blairsville
M. M. Palmer
Beatty
East Mahoning Township
Harry C. McCrea
Court House
Ship
James
Gilhousen
Clarence Bethel
Washinon
Pierze
Mrs
John Miller
Charles Keltz Jr
Pedches
Joseph R. Mascero
Medico
Mascaro
Harold L. Dietz
William J. Morgan
James ‘Trimble Kelley
Lawrence Wambaugh
Bureau of Parks
Pittsburgh
George Kerr
Washington, D. C
Mary Kerr
H. E. Kerr
Mildred Esther Gaston
Alice
Jean Wassum
Orpha Penta
John Brown
Margaret Bell
Yatesboro
Bessie Johnston
Derry
Alex Johnston
James Terranj
Tony
Lily
Detroit
Mich
Virgilio LaPresti
James Artemus
Owen
Youngstown
Ohio
John George
Laytrobe
J. D. George
C. F. Jamison
Elmee Henderson
Ida Sickenberger
Ralph Raymond
Susan Fitzgerald
Bradford
Robert Connely
Raymond S&tivigon
Butler
A. B. Voyten
Harry Lewis
Smicksburg
Robert Cummins
Aaron Sink
Johnny
Joe Campbell
Wilkinsburg
Charles Johnston
William Green
Almira Lytle
Andrew Ruddock
D. ©. Dillinger
Dillinger
Green
George Moose
Son Russel
Mansfeld
Mae Horrells
Boyd Sulling
Troutman’s
Wishadbonea
First National Bank
Chance
Russian Empire
Mape
Utostly
White Tent Theatre
America
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