Students of Mrs Osier Stage Stunning College Auditorium Show
Mrs Erma Seibert Osiier leads a large audience in a polished display by her dance pupils. The program featured pad work, bar and floor routines with colorful costumes, precise numbers, and lively performances from Nancy Enterline Joann Fiscus Sally Guthrie Joyce Hastings Helen Shingledecker Patty White and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Seibert Osiier
Nancy Entertine
Joann Fiscus
Sally Guthrie
Joyce Hastings
Helen Shingledecker
Patty, White
Dorothy Guard
Tassie Guthrie
Turkey
Osiier
Brad Peck
Jim Reed
Freddy van Dyke
Miss Ellen Ellen McLuckie
Singin
Carolyn Cox
Judith Gordon
Kathryn Guthrig
Mary Ellen Guthrie
Nancy Kinter
Judy Kirby
Helen Lewis
Joann Lockard
Marjorie Moorhead
Maxine Richter
Karen ‘White
Kathy, White
Joyce Annn Winsheimer
Vii—Baron Dante
John
Martha June Black
Ellen McLuckie
Donna Jean Mock
Sara §. Clair
Georgeville Smyrna 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
Georgeville Smyrna 4 H Club met at the home of Mary Loue He and Margy Simpson on June 6 with 26 members and many parents present. County Agent John Warner displayed garden pictures and health slides. Lunch was served by hostesses. The group adjourned to Evelyn and Richard Simpson’s home for a picnic supper.
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Georgeville-Smyrna
Georgeville- Symroy
Clus
Mary LoueHe
Margy Simpson
John Warner
Evelyn
Richard Simpson
Barr Slope Auxiliary Dinner Honors Birthday Members
The Barr Slope Ladies Auxiliary hosted a covered dish birthday dinner on June 7 at Mrs. S. B. Barr's home to honor members with midyear birthdays. A regular meeting followed, then an evening of Chinese checkers. Attendees included Mrs. Cora Brigham, Mrs. Walter Bone, Mrs. Edward Howells, Mrs. Charles Fletcher, Mrs. Quay Cassidy, and Mrs. Naomi Magas.
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Barr Slope
S. B. Barr
Une
Cora Brigham
Walter Bone
Edward Howells
Charles Fletcher
Quay Cassidy
Naomi Magas
Heberling Couple Welcome Son Paul Eugene
Mr and Mrs Monroe J Heberling of Marion Center announce the arrival of a son born June 12 weighing 9 pounds 12 ounces Heberling has been named Paul Eugene Mrs Heberling is the former Lucille Abel
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Monroe J. Heberling
Marion Center
Paul Eugene
Heberling
Lucille Abel
Penn Run Grange Program Overview
The Penn Run Grange will present a June 13 program featuring a reading titled Father by Ivan Jean Trout, discussion on Grangers Responsibility During the War led by Shaffer and Francis Stephens, with special music by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Strong, jokes by Mrs. Arch Stewart, a question box, penny drill, and games.
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Penn Run
Reading
Ivan Jean Trout
Shaffer
Frantc Stephens
D. H. Strong
Arch Stewart
Private Stile Returns From Ten Day Furlough
First Class Private Kenneth B. Stile of Camp Forrest Tennessee has returned to duty after a ten day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs A C Stile of 58 North Third Street Indiana.
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Kenneth B. Stile
Camp Forrest
Tenn
A. C. Stile
North Third Street
Indiana
Guests In Williams Home With Local Hosts
Mrs Clyde Gardner of Audubon New Jersey and Ebensburg spent the past weekend with Margaret Williams and sisters on School street in Indiana. Mrs Lloyd Roberts of Rio Grande New Jersey also visited during the same weekend.
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Williams
Clyde Gardner
Audubon
N. 3
Ebensburg
Lloyd Roberts
Rio Grande
N. J
Margaret Williams
Sisters
School Street
Indiana
Nurses Aides Gather for Flag Day Parade
Nurses' Aides are asked to meet in front of the Community Center at 7:00 PM Wednesday June 14 to join the Flag Day parade.
Guests In Miller Home Hosts and Nearby Visitors
Miller residents at 214 Washington Street Indiana welcomed guests last week. Accompanying Miller was Miss Hazelline Wright of Virginia. Week end visitors included Percy Miller and family, Dwight Miller and son Harry, Blair Turley and children Marjorie and Randy, and Lisle Miller among others.
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Yee Miller
Hazelline Wright
Virginia
H. T. Miller
Washington Street
Indiana
Miller
Percy Miller
Claire
Earl
Dwight Miller
Harry
Blair Turley
Marjorie
Randy
Lisle Miller
Girl Scouts Meet Tomorrow for Flag Day Parade
All Girl Scouts are asked to gather at the Community Center building tomorrow night at 7:00 PM to participate in the Flag Day parade. Scouts are requested to carry flowers, following the Memorial Day parade tradition.
Margaret Tomb Returns to Philadelphia After Visit
Margaret Tomb daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Tomb returns to Philadelphia today after a short visit with her parents She is employed by Caldwell and Company jewelers.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Tomb
Mrs. Wayne Tomb
Margaret
The
Caldwell ‘and Company, Jewelers
Guests In Stewart Home Hosts Include Navy Chaplain
Stewart of Vinegar Hill entertained at home with their sons in law and daughters Chaplain and Mrs Robert Perry of the U S Navy and Sergeant and Mrs Alexis Terinoff as guests.
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Stewart Home
Alex. Stewart
Vinegar Hill
iChaplain
Robert Perry
U. S. Navy
Alexis Terinoff
Indiana Grange Program At Next Meeting
Indiana Grange sets Thursday June 1 for its meeting with readings by Louise Fleming and Winifred Flening, a piano duet by Niema Shelle and Lois Kunkle, a poem by Mary Thomas, a report from the Lecturers Conference by delegates, a Penny Drill, and refreshments.
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Indiana Grange
Louise Fleming
Niema Shelle
Lois Kunkle
Mary Thomas
Winifred Flening
Family Dinner in George Home Honors Serving Sons
Mr and Mrs William George of Indiana entertained with a family dinner honoring their sons Corporal William E Rowe stationed at Camp Cooke California and Monroe Rowe A S at Great Lakes. Guests included Mrs William Rowe of LaPorte and other relatives. Both servicemen have returned to their posts.
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William George
Indiana
R. D
George
William E. Rowe
Camp Cooke
Calif
Monroe Rowe
A. S
Great Lakes
Willian Rowe
LaPorte
Jimmy
Ilene
Charles
Cecil Rowe
Bobby
Jean Rowe
Cleveland
George Home
Jamison
Detroit
Mich
Reed
Springfield
Missouri
Bertha Bonner
John Aukephart
Punxsutawney
Corporal Rowe
Rayne Township 4 H Canning Club Adds Members
The Rayne Township 4 H Canning Club met at Betty Kerr's home on Wednesday June 7. Nancy Abby Jean Fairman and Mrs Capen joined as new members with Mrs Capen becoming a new assistant. The next meeting is planned at Patty Carebaugh's home on Wednesday June 14.
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Rayne
Canning Club
Rayne Township
Betty Kerr
Nancy Abby
Jean Fairman
Mrs. Capen
Patty Carebaugh
Nursing student Louise Feltshans returns to duties
Miss Louise Feltshans, senior at Columbia Hospital School of Nursing, returns to her nursing duties in Pittsburgh after a three week visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Edwin Feltshans of Chestnut Street. She expects graduation in September and plans to continue nursing at Columbia Hospital.
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Louise Feltshans
Columbia Hospital School of Nursing
Edwin Feltshans
Chestnut Street
Louise
Columbia Hospital
John Hamilton Honored By Rochester Mills Hosts
John W. Hamilton, Seabee veteran with Purple Heart, guest of honor at a June 7 1944 party hosted by Mr and Mrs B B Moore in Rochester Mills. The event for 70 friends celebrated his Bougainville service, off to officers training at the University of Pennsylvania after a San Diego assignment. Music, light refreshments, and a closing prayer followed.
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John Hamilton
Mrs. Moore
Rochester Mills
B. B. Moore
Bougainville
South Pacific
William F. Halsey
John W. Hamilton
Girard College For Boys
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
John
San Diego
Calif
University of Pennsylvania
Hugh F. Given
Soldier Returns to Fort Benning for Parachutist Transfer
Private Charles Spicher son of Mr and Mrs C W Spicher of 1226 Church Street has returned to Fort Benning Georgia after a furlough with family and friends and is expected to be transferred to a new Parachutist Division unit.
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Charles Spicher
C. W. Spicher
Church Street
Fort Benning
Red Cross Volunteers Invited to Flag Day Parade
All members of the Volunteer Services of the American Red Cross are invited to join the Flag Day parade. Meet at the Community Center building Ninth and Philadelphia streets promptly at 7:00 PM Wednesday evening.
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The
American Red Cross
Community Center
Ninth
Philadelphia
Visiting In Indiana Capt and Mrs Lewis M duck on leave
Mrs Gordon Thomas of Canada Mrs J W Neal of North Point Pa Mrs R W Kinter of Punxsutawney and Mr and Mrs Leon Neal of Philadelphia visited in the home of Mr and Mrs T M Taylor at 621 Water Street Taylor home in Indiana during a short leave, calling on locals.
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Indiana
Lewis M. Duck
Taylor
Gordon Thomas
Canada
J. W. Neal
North Point
R. W. Kinter
Punxsutawney
Leon Neal
Philadelphia
T. M. Taylor
Water Street
Barbs on Training and War Time Fashion Trends
A fragmented note mentions training at conventions and summer fashion in khaki olive drab and navy. It notes Dutch bells seized by Germans for war purposes and comments on auto spreders. The New York State Labor Relations Board ruling states a single employee can constitute a bargaining unit.
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New York State Labor Relations Board
Were
Federal aid for roads in postwar plan outlined
Washington reports the revised 1.5 billion highway bill would give Pennsylvania 24.234 million annually, with New York and Texas leading. Allocations depend on population area and best-road mileage, plus a 40 to 50 percent state matching requirement in the first year and thereafter. Delaware New Jersey and Ohio receive 2.438, 8.516, and 19.387 million respectively.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
House Roads Committee
Robinson
Utah
New York
Texas
Delaware
New Jersey
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol League Sets Coastal Patrol Record
The Civil Air Patrol League covered 26 000 miles in coastal patrols over 19 months. The British Albermarle reconnaissance bomber's English record for secrecy was kept until three years after production. Elmer Davis urged wartime mobilization and defense bonds while denying invasion rhetoric.
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Civil Ate
Albemarle
Nine Plants Earn National Security Award in Pa
Harrisburg June 13 The State Council of Defense announced nine more Pennsylvania plants awarded the National Security Award for superior security and protection against raids fires sabotage and accidents. Total 40 plants have received or are approved for the award guiding Pennsylvania to lead in awards with Ray F. Riegelmeier noting recipients include Philadelphia Gas Works Atlantic Refining Co Philadelphia Edward G Budell Manufacturing Co Philadelphia National Transit Pump and Machine Co Oil City The Midwater Plant Nicetown Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Armstrong Cork Company Lancaster Radio Corporation of America Lancaster and Allentown Bethlehem Gas Company Allentown.
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Harrisburg
State Council of Defense
Pennsylvania
Ray F. Riegelmeier
Philadelphia Gas Works
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Co
Point Breeze
Edward G. Bude! Manufacturing Co
National Transit Pump and Mar¢hine Co
Oil City
Midwater
Nicetown
Bell Telephone ~Company of Pennsylvania
Armistrong Cork Company
Lancaster
Radio Corporation of America
Allentown
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