Harriet McFee Installed Regent Of Catholic Daughters
Mrs. Harriet McFee was installed as grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America at Knights of Columbus rooms. Officers named for the year include Mae Kinter as vice regent and Loretta Kennedy as prophetess, with trustees Mary Stahuta and Kathleen Moreau. Out of town guests and district deputy Josephine Maloney attended. a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet McFee
Catholi¢ Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Grand Xegent
Mae Kinter
Tegent
Loretta Kennedy
Helene Lahr
Peg Plotter
Helen V.o'hara
Margaret Mohr
Mary M. Plotter
Monitor
Florence Daught
Mary Stahuta
Kathleen Moreau
Gertrude Bar+tunic
Cassidy
Blairsville
Josephine Ducel
Helen Duncan
Vandergrift
Josephine Maloney
Martha Carroll
New Canteen Project Hosts 24 Service Members
At an Indiana County Canteen Committee meeting plans were outlined to operate the canteen. Community cash, furnishings and services were donated and volunteers were urged to sign up as hostesses or cookie providers. In the first five days after opening twenty four service members visited the canteen which offers free food cafes cigarettes and homelike facilities to Uncle Sam’s nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Canteen Committee
Dewitt ‘Ray
Sam
Miss Nellie Miller Recital Highlights Local Piano Students
Miss Nellie Miller presented her piano students in a June evening recital at the Presbyterian Church. A large audience enjoyed skilled performances with flavorful tone. First honors went to Elaine Boyer. honored students included Leonora Pezzuti, Joanne Fee, Vallarey Wiley, Lois Kinkie, and others. post program refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M.millicy
Presbyterian ‘Church
Miss Miller
Leonora Pezzuti
Joanne Fes
Vallarey Wiley
Lois Kinkie
Helen Louise Ansley
James Stewart
Nioma Steetle
Phyllis Altimus
Elaine Boyer
Patricia Widdow- Ben
Anthony—Bobby Brody
James Steiwart
Thompson
Shir
Jey Bracken
the Merry Clack
M. Elaine
Patricia Widdowson
John F
Thomas
Sweet Briar
Caro
Une Crawford
Audrey Wiley
Lois m Kunkle
Stephen Heller
Bobby Brody
Molloy-Saar
Lois Kunkle
G. Beethoven—two Pianos , Six hands—Elaine Boyer, Leonora Pezzuti
Joanne Fee
Heller
C. R. Howell
Jaine Boyer
G. Clementi
Patty Steetle
G. Paderewski
Nioma' Steetle
Chaminade
Leonora
Paveotti
Indiana Country Club Buffet Supper
Indiana Country Club members enjoyed the first Sunday evening buffet of the summer program. Many played golf in the afternoon and joined supper, while others relaxed on the porch or hosted out of town guests. Wednesdays feature a family dinner and membership participation is rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Country Club
Violet Rummel Weds Milton Shaffer at Glen Campbell
Miss Violet Rummel of Punxsutawney married Milton P Shaffer on June 7 in the Presbyterian Manse at Glen Campbell. Rev. Plummer Harvey officiated. Attendants included the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer and Mr. and Mrs. Bargerstock. The couple, both graduates, will live on a farm near Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Rummel
Punxsutawney
Ida Ruffner
Bargerstock
Milton P.shaffer
Red Cross training session led by Leslie Boyd in Nashville
About 20 Middle Tennessee counties attend an initial American Red Cross executive secretaries training at the Andrew Jackson Hotel. Leslie R. Boyd, Red Cross field director, will lead the sessions through June 14 in Nashville with Thena Hathorn as co chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Tennessee
Andrew Jackson Hotel
American Red Cross
Leslie R. Boyd
Red Cross
Thena Hathorn
Indiana
Harry Burton Boyd
South P Sixth Street
Reday Gross
Boyd
Nashville
Ox Hill 4-H Club elects officers at first meeting
The Ox Hill 4-H Club held its first meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of S. A. McMillen. Ruth McMillen was elected president, with Louise Lydia as vice president, Jean McMillen secretary, Vada Jean Roof song leader, Ruth Orr and Grace Ferringer game leaders, and Sara Mae Lydie news reporter. Outdoor cooking was chosen as the summer project. The next meeting will be at leader Mrs Shield McMillen’s home on Monday June 12 at 930 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Hill
A. McMillen
Ruth McMillen
Louise Lydia
Jean McMillen
Vada Jean Roof
Ruth Orr
Grace Ferringer
Sara Mae Lydie
Club Jeader
Shield McMillen
Brysons Welcome Son Noel Keith in Flushing New York
Mr and Mrs R Earl Bryson announce the birth of a son Noel Keith on May 12 at Flushing Hospital Flushing New York Mrs Bryson is formerly Mary E Conrad daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Conrad of Indiana RD 1 The mother has just returned from a two week visit to her son in law and daughter Both mother and child are reported to be in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brysons
R. Earl Bryson
Noel Keith
Flushing Hospital
Flushing
L. 1
N.Y
Bryson
Mary E. Conrad
Thomas R. Conrad
Indiana R. D
Conrad
Visitors From Oregon Staying With Mrs Ray
House guests of Mrs. R N Ray at 1000 Water Street include nieces Mrs F G Gindhart Amber Hastie of Portland Oregon and Miss Mabel Hastie of Ada Minnesota. Gindhart last visited Indiana 80 years ago Hastie 29 years ago and Amber Hastie six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ray
1000 Water Street
F. G. Gindhart
Amber Hastie
Portland
Oregon
Mabel Hastie
Ada
Minnesota
Stitch and Needle 4 H Club Plans Summer Work
Stitch and Needle 4 H Sewing Club of Decker's Point met to plan summer tasks. Experienced girls will make a dress while new members craft a pinafore or jumper. Members chose patterns, materials, schedules, and meeting places. Next meeting is June 22 at Betty and Dorothy Frye home with an all day session and BYOL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker's Point
Idella
Dorothy Rushton
Betty
Dorothy Frye
Miss Joy Martin Elected Vice President in Youth Fellowship
Miss Joy Martin of South Tenth Street has been elected vice president of the Youth Fellowship Blairsville district of the Methodist church. She attended the convention recently held at Pitcairn and is also president of the Sub-District Youth Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Martin
South Tenth
Blairsville
Methodist Church
Miss Martin
Pitcairn
Notes From Service Men and Local Birthdays List
Notes from service men report several furloughs and postings. Matthis returns to Ault Field Whidbey Island after an eight day visit to his father Ernest Matthis of Commodore Indiana. Wagner writes from India that he is busy cooking for troops and notes India as the hottest place he has served. Harold Williams, former Indians Evening Gazette employee, on furlough visiting wife and son before returning to Bainbridge Naval Training Station. Cpl. and Mrs. Thomas Bell arrive from Camp Lee and Petersburg for a visit in Waterstreet Indiana. Mrs. Bell will remain when he ships overseas. Walter D Peterman Jr. now in pre flight school at Maxwell Field Alabama undergoing nine weeks of military and academic training. Women’s Christian Temperance Union to meet Monday June 11 at 7 30. Birthdays listed for several local residents. Private Joseph Kodman assigned to Radio Training Command at Sioux Falls Army Air Field for a 20 week course to join bomber crew. Kodman a graduate of Green Township High School Class of 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPL
Donald C. Muller
William
Muller
Indiana
Army Air Forces
Laredo Army Air Field
Laredo
Texas
AAF Training Command
Corporal Muller
Charles ER. Patterson
D. BD. Patterson
Wayne Avenue
Iely
Matthis
Frederick I. Matthis
Ernest Matthis
Commodore
Ault Field Fire House
Whidbey Is
Washington
Kodman
Joseph Kodman
Frank Kodman
AAP ‘Training Command Radio
Sioux Falls Army Air Field
Sioux Falls
Rodman
Green Towenship High School
Cannery tomato growing records broken in 1943
Pennsylvania canneries set new highs in 1943 with 188 800 tons produced and 108 000 000 pounds inspected 34 000 000 more than 1942. Growers earned 5 268 000 dollars at a price of 27 90 per ton, aided by more tomatoes graded US No 1 and US No 2. Acres planted reached 28 800, a 100 acre rise. Other notes mention Siamese cats Eng and Chung Bunker and New York students collecting scrap and rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
D. M. James
Bureau
Bureau of Markets Canneries
U. S
Eng
Chung Bunker
P. T. Barnum
Surry County
North Carolina
New York City
State offers lit to boost community publicity in Pennsylvan ia
State Department of Commerce reports high demand for community literature about Pennsylvania scenic historic sites and outdoor facilities In face of a paper shortage many communities cannot supply folders but literature can be issued without private ads Floyd Chalfant urges local groups to prepare well for postwar publicity and warns the war period lingered supply issues Relief checks total 115229 for 21914 to needy Pennsylvanians during week ending May 24 State Treasurer G Harold Wagner notes compare with prior weeks and last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Floyd Chalfant
Commercce
Cannibal lend-lease satire spurs Washington chatter
The Washington column quotes Eddie James of Scranton proposing lend-lease to cannibals in the southwest Pacific, arguing refrigerators would aid the war effort by stocking meat. The piece notes a mock controversy, a salt crunch from Rep Muley Coughton eating potato chips, and mentions Maryland animal rescue leader Mrs Eleanor Patterson and a poodle incident ending with a legal summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eddie James
Scranton
Southwest
Pacific
James
MacArthur
House of Representatives
Robert L
Muley
Coughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
These Churches Invite You First United Presbyterian
Church notices list multiple congregations with pastors and service times. First United Presbyterian led by James K. Leitch and Harry Burton Boyd hosts sermons on The Drama of Decision, with morning worship and evening services. Other churches like First Methodist, United Presbyterian, Zion Lutheran, and Beulah Baptist share Sunday School, worship, and Children’s Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Leitch
Gladys W. Fisher
Muaty
Man
Mary Leitch
Gertrude Holdsworth
H. B. Boyd
First Presbyterian
Harry Burton Boyd
Marry A. Canfield
Austin R. Drew
Westminster League
United ‘Presbyterian Church
Quarterly Meeting and Church Services Listed in Local Notices
A compilation of service times and leaders for Free Methodist, St Bernard Catholic, Christian Science Hall, Church of the Living God, Ben Avon, Christian and Missionary Alliance, and Wesleyan Methodist congregations. Includes worship, Sunday School, Bible study, prayer and evangelistic meetings across multiple denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Hall
Phila
God the Preserver of Man
Ben Avon
Earl Smith
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Roy H. Burchill
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Young Feoibles
Wesleyan
Sunday Worship Programs and Services Listed Across Congregations
The notice lists schedule details for multiple churches including Hebrew Unity Congregation and First Regular Baptist. Events feature Sunday School at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with evening services at 7 30 p m. Clergy include Floyd H Randall and Hayden Howells with organists and choir directors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Mall
Fifth and Locust Streets
Hayden Howells
William F. Herper
Christina Howells
County Relief Payments Decline in Indiana County
State Treasurer G Harold Wagner reports that direct relief payments to Indiana County residents for the week ended show a $70 decrease from the prior week. Total payments were $1174, $428 below the same week last year, with Bureau of Assistance Disbursements in the State Treasury noting Current Week 1174.00 and Previous Week 1124.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
G. Harold Wagner
Indiana County
Bureau of Assistance
Treasury Department
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Nellie Miller
Evening Star
Tann
Hauser
Waaner Titeet
Club
Steetle
Hugo Reinhota
Joanne Fee Wallas
Verdi
IL ‘Trovatore
Bride of
Milton Shaffer
Leslie Boyd
Silverman Optometrist
Inolana
TEL
Mrs
R. N. Ray
Wagner
India
Francis Wagner
Sgt. Wagner
Glenn Campbell
Betty Jane Senick
Betty Irene Rupert
Frank B. O'Brien
Della Fyock
Ella Hurd
Ronald
Donald Wagner
Laura Bush
Penn Run
Carole Anne Jeffrey
Cannery
Bon
American Aedical Associatun
Coune Gtion Phystead Therapy
Zenith
Vo Estras
Troutman
Washington Scene
Activi
Ana
Eleanor Medil
Patterson
Maryland
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Maryland-Virginia Animal Rescue League
John M. Byers
Prince Georges County
First Methodist
David R. Graham
Blur Sutton
A. DeGaetano
Hell
United Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
East Water Street
Hotinces
UB P
Salvation
Harold L. Loveless
Ralph Uber
Women's Missionary Society
I. W. Everett
Fundamental Baptist J. E. Wheeling
Bible School
Y. P.U
Serman
Beulah Baptist
Chevy Chase
Robinson
Wea
Free Methodist Cc
Howard Canon
H. W. van Valin
Christ Episcopal
James T. Marshall, Jr
Schaudt
First Church of
Charles
Ludwig
Free Methodist Church
St. Bernard's
Catholic
Janes Brady
William Mallen
Church of the Living God
J. M. Gerideau
Worshhty
W. W. van Valin
B. OW. van Valin
America
Church of God
Fourth & Water Sts
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ernest Union Temple
Ernest, PA
Raymond T. Clover
Pastor
B&b
Saltsburg
Claes
Hebrew Unity Congregation
Floyd H. Randall
Ralph Rowland
Iman
Beeginner's
Empire Homer
Aum Ate
Oddar
Vermont
Oklahoma
Raspberry
Dell
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