Indiana Couple Wed In Punxsutawney Union Service
Drinda Jean Williams and Harrison Christen Weber wed in Punxsutawney on Saturday afternoon June 4 and will live at 61 East Oak Street Indiana after June 17. Bridesmaids wore lapis blue peau de soie. attendants included Theta Chi brothers. The ceremony followed a double ring rite with full reception for 250. The bride, a Punxsutawney Area High and Robert Morris graduate, worked as a secretary. the groom, a senior at Indiana University, will student teach in Penns Manor Joint High School biology.
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Rehoboth Beach
Washington, D.cl
Drinda Jean Williams
Harrison Christen Weber
East Oak Street
Indiana
Leon Williams
Smicksburg
R.D
Christen Weber
Big Run
Clair Lundber
Big Run Methodist Church
Maryanne Johnston
Georgia Thomas
Punxsutawney
Jill Kellar
Theta
William Ashbaugh
Lyle Williams
Edna Kellar
Becky LaFlam
Anthony
Michelle Hartick
Carol Loughry
Peggy Ashbaugh
Maid of Honor
Punxsutawney Area
Robert Mortis Junior College
McGill Motors
Indiana University
Penns Manor Joint High School
Bonadio Studio
Misses Pattern 4630 offers casual two piece skirt set
A printed pattern 4630 features a swingy skirt and princess bodice in Misses’ sizes 10 through 20. Pattern requires 2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 14, with mailing costs and catalog offer details included for Anne Adams at Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept. 332.
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Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Sorority Initiation at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Kathy Peddicord daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry M Peddicord of 137 South Second Street Indiana was initiated into the Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Kappa at Indiana University of Pennsylvania She will be a sophomore next fall in foreign language
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Kathy Peddicord
Harry M. Peddicord
South Second Street
Indiana
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Miss Peddicord
Mrs Rubin Shares Ceramics Tips With Elks Auxiliary
Mrs Samuel Rubin led a June 2 Ladies Elks Auxiliary meeting on ceramic object making. Ten new members were initiated and eight members had June or July birthdays. A letter from Punxsutawney auxiliary thanked the unit for a Bible donation. Frances Guthrie won the door prize. Lunch was served and a picnic is planned for August 4 with location to be announced.
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Samuel Rubin
Ladies Elks Auxiliary
Punxsutawney Auxiliary
Frances Guthrie
Indiana Duplicate Bridge Club Master Night Winners
Duplicate bridge night at the Holiday Inn drew thirteen and one half tables. Top pairs included Mr and Mrs James Bridenbaugh and Agnes Davis with Margaret Lydie. Judges Edwin M Clark and wife placed high. Gail Hadley with Frank Simmons also ranked well. St Clair pair, Jane Gillespie with Sylvia Richter, tied for third with Marsha Contrucci and Dave Berg.
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Indiana Duplicate Bridge Club
Holiday Inn
James Bridenbaugh
Agnes Davis
Margaret Lydie
Edwin M. Clark
Gail Hadley
Frank Simmons
John St. Clair
Jane Gillespie
Sylvia Richter
Marsha Contrucci
Dave Berg
Engagement announced for Florence Jones and Alfred Thomas
Mr and Mrs Wendell C Jones of Lancaster announce the engagement of his sister Miss Florence Mae Jones to Alfred Cherry Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Thomas of Linton and grandson of Mrs Harry W Thomas of Glen Campbell Miss Jones is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs C Wendell Jones of York The wedding is set for 8 p m June 11 at Linton Presbyterian Church
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Wendell C. Jones
Lancaster
Florence Mae Jones
Alfred Cherry Thomas
Joseph W. Thomas
Linton
Harry W. Thomas
Glen Campbell
Miss Jones
C. Wendell Jones
York
Linton Presbyterian Church
Diploma for Betty Jo Haldin in Pittsburgh
Betty Jo Haldin will graduate June 15 from Grace Martin School in Pittsburgh with a major in stenographic and secretarial work. She is the daughter of Rudolph and Mrs Haldin of 1575 Route 119 North and is a 1964 Indiana Joint High School alumna who attended Point Park Junior College and Pittsburgh Automation Institute, where she was a member of Mu Sigma sorority.
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Betty Jo Haldin
Grace Martin School
Pittsburgh
Rudolph Haldin
Route 119
Miss Haldin
Indiana Joint High School
Point Park Junior College
Pittsburgh Automation Institute
Point Park
Mu Sigma Sorority
Foltzes Celebrate 60 Years of Marriage at Home
Mr and Mrs Grover C Foltz marked sixty years of marriage with a June 1 dinner at their 330 Church Street home They wed May 30 1918 at the Reynoldsville Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev W J Small Mrs Foltz the former Tda C Sprankle is the daughter of the late C William and Myrtle Sprankle of Brookville Mr Foltz is a retired electrician from Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co Ernest They have nine children Richard C Reynoldsville Grover P and William H Indiana R D Joseph W Bradford and Douglass E Ambridge Two sons Kenneth and Edward S are deceased Daughters Barbara Hanna a Bangkok missionary and Sara Jane at home They also have twelve grandchildren.
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Grover C. Foltz
Church Street
Reynoldsville
W.J. Small
Jefferson County
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ernest
Richard C
Grover P
William H
Indiana R.D
Joseph W
Bradford
Douglass E
Ambridge
Kenneth
Edward S
Barbara Hanna
Bangkok
Thailand
Sara Jane
Foltzes
Community groups announce June events and gatherings
The Women's Independent Bowling League hosts a banquet on June 18 at 6 30 p m at Holiday Inn. A Parkwood Grange square dance runs June 11 from 9 p m to midnight. Various church classes and auxiliaries meet June 8 9 with devotions installations and dinners. An approved quarter horse show is set for June 11 at Blairsville. A Hershey trip is rescheduled to July 18. Wardrobe tips close the notice with fashion ideas.
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Independent Bowling League
Holiday Inn
Parkwood Grance Hall
Blairsville
Israel In Fashion Swim At Tel Aviv Beachwear Spotlight
Tel Aviv hosts the second annual Israel Fashion Week with nearly 400 buyers from 14 nations, led by 75 from American stores. Lea Goldberg of Gottex showcases striking beachwear with smocking, pleats, and crochet details, highlighting bikinis and sarong skirts as Europe favors pink and turquoise while the US leans white.
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Tel Aviv
Blue Sea
Teria
Lea Goldberg
Israel
Herusband
Gottex
Atlantic
Sewing Machine Care for Longevity and Easy Repairs
Mrs. Jean Blicker cautions proper care can prevent major repairs in sewing machines. Keep the instruction kit, use quality oil, brushes, needles, bobbins, an extra light and belt. Clean lint by removing the throat plate, brush dust from the bobbin area, oil at points, then run the machine to distribute oil.
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Jean Blicker
Extension Home
Indiana
Junior Women's Club Charts Plans for Active Living
The Junior Women's Civic Club held its annual dinner at the Holiday Inn. New year theme A Call to Active Living announced by vice president Mrs. Richard Fowler. Members invited to participate in jubilee celebrations and donate antiques for display. Outstanding Woman nominees named Mrs. Ralph Waldo and Mrs. John D. Varner. Educational workshop led by several officers. The club donates over 51 percent of income to charities and plans Citizens Ambulance Service and Children's Miniature Theatre among projects.
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Walter Wiggins
James E. George
George Potter
Ralph Waldo
John D. Varner
Stanley Servinsky
John T. Hodan
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Willard Home
George Hood
Norman Duncan
Donald Kinter
JWCC
Herbst
Dear Polly Pointers From A Busy Reader Columns
A collage of reader tips and Q and A style advice covers child wake times color coded envelopes attic rummage preps shelf hacks plant watering sponge cleaners jewelry watch care and a note on improving reading via Polly’s column plus a genealogical blood type idea and a playful graduation question with car plans.
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Polly
Swift To Knit Pattern Prospectus and Catalog Offers
Swift To Knit advertises garter stitch color bands on a pattern stitch Afghan and says it sells patterns for thirty five cents each with extra charges for first class mail. It promotes Needlecraft Dept catalogs with patterns for knit and crochet garments slippers hats toys and linens and offers quilt books with complete patterns for fifty cents to include color duplicates and requests for name address and zip code.
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Laura Wheeler
Indiana Evening Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
New Museum
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Mabel Empfield
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