DAR. Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in File Home
The DAR held its final meeting of the year at the home of Dr and Mrs C M File. Business was conducted, next year’s chairs were appointed, and Mrs Mary Ellen Bush’s D A R pin was accepted from her family in memory of their mother for the Regent’s use. A September constitutional tea will start next year’s activities followed by a social hour after a surprise recall and Flag Day quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. M. File
Mary Ellen Bush
Legion Auxiliary meeting set for June 26 in Homer
The Homer City American Legion Auxiliary has moved its July 3 meeting to June 26 at the Old Legion Home. The date change avoids conflict with the July 4th holiday and the feature will be the initiation of new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
American Legion Auxiliary
Old Legion
Moorhead Family Holds Long Awaited Get Together
Ensign Lynn Moorhead and Charles Moorhead, Logan Moorhead, and Mrs Robi Forester of Plainfield gathered at Alameda home for a family dinner after three years apart. Charles served in Greenland, Logan in the European theater with engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Lynn. Moorhead
Alameda
Calif
Charles
Logan
U.S. Army
Robi. Forester
Plainfield
Alice Moorhead
Greenland
Engineers
First Club Luncheon For Summer Season
The Indiana Country Club opens its summer season with a Wednesday luncheon on June 26. Members and out of town guests may attend with lunch served at 12 30 followed by bridge. Reservations must be in at the club house by Monday noon and none will be accepted after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Country Club
Nurses Graduated In Johnstown Hospital Commencement
Friends learn Mrs. Margaret Compton is a patient at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. The Indiana Hospital School of Nursing plans graduation exercises at Indiana Presbyterian Church on June 27 at 8 15 pm with a reception in the church social hall. Tony Bruno and family attended Washington University graduation where Francis Jos Bruno earned a B S in Business Administration.
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Margaret Compton
Oakland Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Indiana Hospital
Hanes
School of Nursing
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Tony Bruno
Tillie
Sando
St. Louis
Washington University
Francis Jos
Bruno
Isabel Emerick Bride of Bernard Buterbaugh
Miss Isabel Emerick daughter of R. and Emerick of Rochester Mills wed Bernard L Buterbaugh son of Samuel L Buterbaugh of Marion Center in a June ceremony led by Rev Howard G Young. The blue suit bride wore a corsage of yellow roses and white carnations. They will reside at 106 Commerce Street Lock Haven. Mrs Buterbaugh is Pitt graduate. he is a discharged Army Air Forces veteran employed by Piper Aircraft Corp.
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Isabel Emerick
R. &, Emerick
Rochester Mills
Bernard
Buterbaugh
Samuel L. Buterbaugh
Marion Center
Howard G. Young
Commercé Street
Lock Haven
University of Pittsburgh
Army Air Forces
Piper Aircraft Corp
Engagement Announced for Matilda Anne Musgrove and Edward Wolf
Mr and Mrs James A Musgrove of Phenix Virginia announce the betrothal of their daughter Matilda Anne of Farmville to Edward Garfield Wolf Jr of Richmond son of the late Edward G Wolf of Indiana Pa and grandson of Mrs Della J Burkett of this city The wedding will take place this month.
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James A. Musgrove
Phenix
Virginia
Matilda Anne
Farmville
Edward Garfield Wolf, Jr
Richmond
Edward G. Wolf
Indiana
Della J. Burkett
Mothers of Democracy Meet in Memorial Hall
Mothers of Democracy meets the second Friday each month in Memorial Hall with about three hundred members. Any mother with a son or daughter in service is eligible. A monthly birthday gift goes to a veteran in a hospital, and a Christmas box with Afghan blankets, fracture pads, stump socks, razors, bed slips, soap, cards, and scrapbooks is sent. prize awarded to Mrs. Stanley Uncapher, 322 Oak Street.
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Mothers of Democracy
Memorial Hall
Stanley Uncapher
Oak Street
Vacationing Becks Tour California and Chicago
Mr and Mrs William Beck of Water and Sixth street are vacationing in California They are accompanied to Denver by Mrs Essie Weston who will visit her daughter Miss Patricia Weston and granddaughter Miss Mary Beth Stiteler They will then go to Chicago and later return to Indiana The Becks plan a long California tour
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William Beck
Water and
Sixth Street
California
Denver
Colo
Essie Weston
Patricia Weston
Mary Beth Stiteler
Chicago
Indiana
Becks
Birth Announcement for Sandra Darlene Good in Punxsutawney
Mr and Mrs James M Good of Sagamore announce the birth of a daughter at Punxsutawney Hospital on June 7. The newborn has been named Sandra Darlene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Demich
James M. Good
Sagamore
Punxsutawney Hospital
Sandra Darlene
McElvany Family Visits Indiana Guests
Mr and Mrs A B McElvany visit Indiana with Mrs McElvany staying at the Indiana Hotel. Guests include Mrs W E Helwig and Patty staying with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Widdows on this trip. The McElvanys left Indiana a year ago.
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A. B. McElvany
Indiana
Visiting In Baltimore Ends Year At Weattowh School
Shirley McCreary completes her first year as a student at Weattowh School and now visits with a school friend near Baltimore, Maryland.
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Shirley McCreary
Weattowh School
Anc
Baltimore
Rector's Guild Meeting After 7:30 Service
The Rector's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church will hold an important meeting immediately following the 7 30 o'clock service on Sunday evening.
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Christ Episcopal Church
College Girl Returns After Second Year Away
Nancy Simpson daughter of Col and Mrs Harold Simpson returns home after completing her second year at Allegheny College.
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Nancy Simpson
Col
Harold Simpson
Allegheny College
Guests In Zeigler Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Zeigler host former Indiana residents Mr. and Mrs. Biglow as guests at their Zeigler residence.
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Zeigler
Ward Zeigler
Mrs. Biglow
Indiana
Japanese Medical Officer Denied Clemency in Japan
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger refused to suspend Maj. Yaichi Rikitake’s 15 year sentence for failing to provide medical aid to prisoners at Fukuoka Prison Camp. He said the record shows no basis for mercy and warrants a harsher outcome.
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Yokohama
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Yaichi Rikitake
Fukuoka
Rikitake
Eichelberger
Marriage Unites Alice Baker and John Kinter in Homer City
Alice Bernadeen Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Baker and John 5 Kinter son of Mrs Jane Kinter both of Homer City wed Monday June 17 at 8 30 pm in Trinity Lutheran Church. Officiant Dr Charles N Shindler. Bride wore white satin bodice net skirt fingertip veil carried white Bible and red rosebud corsage. Attendant Virginia Householder wore yellow satin. Kinter a veteran of seven months in European Theater flies P 47s for R and P Coal Co Indiana. Best man Frank C Kinter. Gloria Andreolli sang and was accompanied by Mrs James R Rankin. Ushers Calvin Kunkle and Paul McCombs. Reception in church basement then couple left for Canada tour lasting a week. Bride wore borrowed ring over 100 years old from grandmother.
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Alice Bernadeen Baker
C. C. Baker
John 5. Kinter
Jane Kinter
Homer City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles N. Shindler
R. ‘and P. Coal Co
Indiana
Frank C. Kinter
Gloria Andreolli
James R. Rankin
Calvin Kunkle
Paul McCombs
Canada
Duel In Congress Becomes Poetic Battle Among Lawmakers
Washington scene features Reps Rankin and LaFollette trading rhymed barbs. Rankin mocks a Southern Democrat tombstone inscription while LaFollette, after resigning GOP bid, quips about shifting allegiances. The exchange centers on party lines and political maneuvering in Congress.
Navy sex trial defense contends blocked view via vent hole
Civil engineer John H. Pool testified at the court martial that calculations show a ventilator duct hole could not expose more than half of Chief Steward Rollins room. He presented a diagram to prove Curtis Carter could not have seen Rollins and Mrs. Sima as claimed. Vice Admiral Radford, a defense witness, said Rollins's morals appeared “all right.”
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Annapolis
Navy
Steward Walter W. Rollins
John H. H. Pool
Naval Academy
Rollin
Iwao
Curtis Carter
Rollins
Pool
Carter
Margaret A. Sima
Sima
Arthur W. Radford
GI Sweethearts To Join Men In U S
The House approved a bill allowing alien sweethearts of armed forces members to enter the United States as visitors for three months. If not married by then they must depart. About 14,000 aliens, mainly from Australia, could be admitted. Amendments require proof of bona fide engagement and a bonding of return transport costs.
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Washington
House
United States
Klein
D-Ny
Australia
Senate
Humidity Delays State College Graduation Diplomas
State College Pennsylvania notes 488 Penn State seniors near graduation but wet weather halts diploma engraving as ink cannot dry. Printer laments the delay to Registrar William Hoffman who hopes for clearance by next Thursday graduation date.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
William B. Hoffman
Public Won't Hear Bikini Secret From Bikini Test Report
The article explains that the Bikini Lagoon atomic test will keep many details secret. The United States will release only partial findings through civilian and Joint Chiefs of Staff reports, with full stories contingent on international atomic controls and classified matter.
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U.S. 5
Bikini
Bikini Lagoon
United States
Joint Task Force
Wiis
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fitzhugh Lee
Hea
Trueman
Carl A. Hatch
D-N
White House
Trappers to hold state meeting seek licensing plan
Trappers meet in Uniontown Pennsylvania where Edward Danko said a state-wide gathering will be held June 29 at Black Moshanon State Park near Philipsburg. The group may push for a licensing system for all trappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Edward Danko
Pennsylvania Fur Trappers Association
Black Moshanon State Park
Philips _burg
Dane
Denies Road Signs Are Advertising on Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harrisburg report states Chief Engineer T. C. Fraime of the State Highways Department denies that directional signs on the Pennsylvania turnpike are advertising. He calls them information signs like highway markers guiding to New York and Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania Free Roads Association urged removal as it opposes toll-road extensions. turnpike officials declined to comment.
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Harrisburg
T. C. Fraime
State Highways Department
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pennsylvania Free Roads Association
New York
Philadelphia
Free Roads Group
Turnpike
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Black Lick
George Shirley
William Filler
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Hazel Scroggins
Shirley
Dar
It. C Legion Auxiliary
SEARS
TIN
Antolog Shopping Service
Paw
Moorhead
Johnstown Hospital
Bernard Buterbaugh
Rector's Guild
U. S. Army
Phila
St. Indiana, Pa
Indiana Hardware
Indiana, Pa
Murphy's
Congress
Rime
Mississippi
Rankin
LaFollette
ReIndy
GOP
Rantkin
Bac
LaFollete
John Rankin
Italy
George Bishop
Maly
Gertrude Bishop
R. D
Bishop
Fort Knox
Ward Bishop
Hq. Co
N. Y
Swallows
Sunkist Fruit Stand
Punxsutawney Road
Ib. de
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Renuzn
Troutman’s
Bina
Singer Sewing Center
Phila. St
Home Loans
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Indiana Theatre
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