4 H News Ye Ole Tannery and Local Clubs Notes
4 H News reports meetings across Ye Ole Tannery H Club at Crete Church on June 1 with Mark George presiding and Janet Reeger leading pledges. Coun ty Demonstration Day participation confirmed by July 1 deadline. A hayride and wiener toast committee was chosen: Dan George, Bonnie Bair, Betsy Calhoun. Little Mahoning H Club gathered June 12 at Gilgal Church with eleven members. officers elected and old business noted. Shawnee Riders met June 12 at Cockport Fairgrounds. closed show planned June 23 and a pony pulling contest to follow. July 11 meeting set at Commodore Elementary. Speedy Tailors began summer meetings at courthouse Demonstration Room, with officers listed and projects described. Ly Sewers 4 H Club met June 12 at Lily home. nail care, show and tell, and County Demonstration Day prep discussed. Next meetings scheduled for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete Church
Mark George
Janet Reeger
Dan George
Bonnie Bair
Betsy Calhoun
Little Mahoning
Gilgal Church
Tuesay
Ellen Steele
Judy Lockhard
Karen Johto
Chuck Hamill
Kathy Johnston
Bill Lockhart
Cockport Fairgrounds
Cookport Fairgrounds
Barbara Rager
Caldwell
Commodore Elentary School
Rose Kuzemchak Weds Joseph Krolick in Clymer Catholic Ceremony
Rose Kuzemchak and Joseph Krolick were married May 26 at St. Anthony's Church in Clymer in a double ring ceremony led by Father Bernard Borgogno. The bride wore an organza gown with lace details and carried a pink bouquet. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krolick of Clymer. The reception followed at the Elks Club in Indiana with 250 guests. the couple will reside at 10 Rodney Street, Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Kuzemchak
Joseph E. Krolick
Bernard Borgogno
St. Anthony’s
Clymer
James J. Kuzemchak
Walcott St
Dixon Road
Lewis Brindle
Herbert Kennedy
Jo Ellen Kubalek
Julie Pickup
Cockport
George Kuzemchak
John Kubalek
John Scott
Frank Bernat
Bob Telk
Ernest
Ronald Kochman
Elks Club
Indiana
Sammy Ray
Penns Manor High School
Indiana University
Penns Manor
Greenwich Colleries
Barnsboro
Virginia Beach
Williamsburg
Rodney Street
Ann Staples Recital Ends School Year for Piano Students
Piano students of Ann M. Staples presented the final recital of the 1972-73 year for parents and guests on Sunday June 10 at 4 p.m. in Marion Center at the Staples home. Seventeen students performed, with Ruth Black and Jennifer Grover winning prizes for best prepared lessons and Cathy Douglas earning best performance. Laura Johnson placed second in both prize categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann M. Staples
Marion Center
Staples
Mary Frances Bell
Ben Johnson
Mark Richardson
Denver Braughter
Brenda Belardinalli
David Richardson
Janet Risinger
Cathy Douglas
Ruth Black
Mark Phoebus
Betsy Dakak
Laura Johnson
Jennifer Grover
Dan Latterner
Richard Black
David Grover
Kenneth Douglas
Concord
Indiana
Hugh Johnson
Elm
Elks Auxiliary Welcomes Members at June Meeting
The Indiana Elks Auxiliary held its June 7 meeting at the Elks Lodge with 74 members present. Seven new members were welcomed: Barbara Blair, Cindy Harkless, Anna Mae Pinizzoto, Ruth E. Shields, Ella Smith, Sharon Lee Vivio, and Elizabeth Valentine. Birthday greetings were extended for June to several members. Jun 7 proceedings included a penny drill won by Jean Ruffner and a wigs demonstration by Mrs. Judy Haberkorn. Lunch was served by Hannabel Harkleroad and committee. door prizes went to Sharon Millner, Dorothy Walls, and Cindy Harkless. An Auxiliary picnic is set for Aug 2 at the VFW Country Club with Dorothy Walls in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Indiana Elks Auxiliary
Alice van Doren
Barbara Blair
Cindy Harkless
Anna Mae Pinizzoto
Ruth E. Shields
Ella Smith
Sharon Lee Vivio
Elizabeth Valentine
Gladys Goal
Vaida Warden
Helen Sheehe
Sharon Millner
Geraldine Kosker
Jean Ruffner
Judy Haberkorn
Dorothy Walls
Hannabel Harkleroad
VFW
Hints For Giving Your House A Lift This Summer
A 1950s style home decor piece advises refreshing interiors for summer with paint bright slipcovers and new accessories. Virginia Lyons suggests starting in the lamp department with washable shades, choosing sheer curtains, decorative trunks, and floral slipcovers to bring a garden indoors. It encourages clear glass servingware and milk glass with floral designs, plus versatile electric fans for air conditioned homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lyons
F. W. Woolworth
Open House for Shields 25th Anniversary in Juneau
Mr and Mrs George R Shields of Juneau invite relatives and friends to an open house honoring their 25th anniversary. Hosted by their children, the celebration will be held Saturday June 23 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Shields home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melatives
George R. Shields
Juneau
Mrs. Shields
Women Only RDS Prevents Lung Development In Unborn
A reader asks how to prevent respiratory distress syndrome in unborn babies. Dr Curtis explains testing amniotic fluid for surfactant to gauge lung maturity and delaying delivery if needed to maximize lung development.
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Lindsay R. Curtis
M.D
DR. Curtis
F.C
Honeymoon Cut Short by Watergate Scandal
Maureen Kane Dean, wife of John W. Dean III, says the couple’s honeymoon has been disrupted by the Watergate crisis. She plans to join him when he testifies before the Senate Watergate committee, and she describes a busy, restricted life in Alexandria as television crews gather at their doorstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maureen Kane Dean
John W. Dean III
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Nixon
Florida
Engaged Brides Linda Stear and Jane Becker Planned
Brides Linda Sharon Stear and Jane L Becker announce engagements to Frederick J. Buriak of Kittanning RD 7 and Kenneth J. Becker of Blairsville. Linda, a 1971 Marion Center graduate, works as a secretary at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Jane, a 1970 Derry Area graduate, works for Latrobe Die Casting. wedding planned for October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stear
Home RD
Linda Sharon
Frederick J. Buriak
Fred Buriak
Kittanning
Stear
Marion Center Area High School
Indiana University of Pennsyvania
Ford City High School
Freeport Brick Company
Freeport
Doyle E. Thomas
New Derry
Jane L
Kenneth J. Becker
Paul E. Becker
Sara Jane Goodlin
Armagh
Derry Area
Latrobe Die Casting Company
United High School
Yale Technical Institute
Richard Boone Alignment Service
Blairsville
Girl Scout Troop 815 May Camping Event at Lions Health Catnip
Girl Scout Troop 815 Rayne Township spent a May weekend camping at Lions Health Catnip. They hiked Saturday morning, collected plant life, leaves for prints, and stones for painting. They hosted Brownie Troop 861 for lunch and an afternoon craft session. The trip helped them earn Troop Camping and Gipsy badges through compass reading, trail laying, knot tying, and making a troop first aid kit. Mothers aiding included Mrs. Richard Hornfeck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne
Lions Health
Richard Hornfeck
Ala Biro
Charles Stewart
Charles Lezanic Jr
Marriage Licenses Listed for DelBrocco Kubalek Berkhamer Shiley Hegner Sankey
Joseph DelBrocco Jr. of Barnesboro and Debra Kubalek of Clymer RD 1 appear in marriage license records alongside Robert Berkhamer of New Florence with Anita Shiley of Armagh, Gregory Hegner of Indiana with Dona Sankey of Mechanicsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Donald DelBrocco Jr
Barnesboro
Debra Suzanne Kubalek
Clymer RD
Robert Thomas Berkhamer
New Florence
Anita Louise Shiley
Armagh
Gregory Jerome Hegner
Indiana
Dona Louise Sankey
Mechanicsburg
Youth Seeks to Learn Yesterday's Mountain Crafts
A 25-year-old Douglas Reed pursues ancient mountain crafts as an apprentice to 69-year-old Paul Lewis near Cunningham Falls State Park. Reed aims to preserve log construction, hand tools, and techniques, restoring sites and planning to build an entire historic village in Washington County, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Mountains
Doug Reed
Paul Lewis
Hagerstown
Paul
Reed
Edna Lewis
Catoctin Hollow Road
Cunningham Falls State Park
Lewis
Catoctin Mountain
Park Service
Washington County
Magazine poll backs Mrs Nixon as real person fancy label fades
A Good Housekeeping feature cites a poll of fashion writers and Nixon daughters finding Mrs. Richard M. Nixon is authentic. Julie Eisenhower recalls her motherCampaign typing under her maiden name Patricia Ryan while amused by an insistent caller who asked for the President’s aide. Candy Stroud of Women’s Wear Daily revises her earlier “plastic” tag.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
Good Housekeeping
Patricia Ryan
Julie
Miss Ryan
Candy Stroud
Women’s Wear Daily
Community notices and events from local churches and clubs
A digest of local events including bread sale at St Michael's in Clymer, Recovery Inc meetings and senior citizen activities in Blairsville, Lewisville Homemakers meeting, Moose chapter in Clymer, 1963 class reunion fundraising, CDA and 4-H club notes, a Sleepy Hollow 4-H meeting and riding clinic, Spoon and Corn parties at local churches and centers, and Meadowlane Ladies Golf plans with rolls and coffee.
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Speedy Tailors
Allyson Nesbitt
Vicky Dematteo
Joyce Renz
Dee Dee Depp
Gerry Brown
Kim Rellick
Arina Marie Sottile
Rose Kuzemchak
Kathy Rumgay
Sharon Romanchick
Elaine Thomas
Michele Kustafik
Allentown
Ann Staples
Elks Auxiliary
Mrs. Dean
By Ann Blackman
Deans
Alexandria
the Watergate of
Linda Sharon Stear
Jane L. Thomas
Girl Scout News
Creekside
Creekside Firehall
Julie Bethel
Debbie Peffer
Cindy Pease
Cindy Fleming
Lou Ann Shaffer
Lorie Johnston
Rita Vatter
Toni Evanick
Vickie Frampton
Jamie Clark
Kim Wilden
Wendy Kerner
Shirley Brock
The
Historical Society
Oxford
Ohio
St. Michael’s Greek Orthodox Church
Recovery, Inc
Calvary UP Church
American Legion Home
Derry Kitchen Band
Frank Jose
Lewisville
Ebenezer Church
Carbones
Clymer Women OF the Moose
Homer Center High School
Louise Olsen
Pauletta Kislak
SUV Aux
CDA
St. Francis Church Hall
Graceton
Sleepy Hollow
St. Michael’s Church
Glen Campbell
Iselin Community Center
Brush Valley
Brush Valley Fire Hall
Meadowlane Ladies
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