Miss Sago Engaged To James W Manning Of Homer City
Mrs. Harry Sago of Lucerne announces the engagement of Harriet Sago to James W. Manning of Homer City. Harriet is a Laura Lamar High School graduate and a Robert Morris Junior College alumna now employed at Fisher Scientific Co. Manning is a 1963 PSU graduate who majored in drafting and design tech and will join Bell Telephone Laboratories in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sago
Lucernemines
Harriet
James W. Manning
Homer City
Sago
Laura Lamar High School
Robert Morris Junior College
Fisher Scientific Co
Indiana
Pennsylvania State University
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New Jersey
Busy Bees Enjoy Harrisburg Outing
Busy Bees Sewing Club of Blairsville R C left Coral by Launch Bus Lines for a day trip to Harrisburg on June 19. They toured Hershey rose gardens, lunched at Uncle John’s Pancake House, and visited the Education Building and Forum in the capitol city. Representative William Buchanan spoke with the group as they observed a General Assembly session, and a museum visit capped the enjoyable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees Sewing Club
Blairsville
R.C
Coral
Launch
Harrisburg
Hershey
Uncle John
Capitol
William Buchanan
General Assembly
Indiana
Camp Hill
Printed Pattern 470 Hull Size Details and Ordering
Printed Pattern 470 Hull advertises pattern sizes 14 4, 16 4, 18 4, 20 4, 22 4 with fabric yardage. It offers 3 yards 45 inch fabric for size 14 and includes pricing, postage, and mail order details via Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept. Include name, address, size and style number. advertising a Spring Summer catalog and coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Alwood Homemakers Hold Picnic and Meeting
The Alwood Homemakers met at the Boro Building for a covered dish picnic on Tuesday followed by a business session. The secretary and treasurer reports were read and approved, and the next meeting was set for July 9 with members to bring unfinished work. Attendees crafted egg shell plaques and art foam flowers, and Mrs. Eugene Prugh displayed a wooden cart designed to hold flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwood
Boro
Eugene Prugh
Shower for Mr and Mrs Joe Adamson on June 28
A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Joe Adamson will be held Friday evening June 28 at 8 o'clock in the West Union United Presbyterian Church near West Lebanon. Mrs Adamson is the former Gladys Craig. Friends and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Adamson
West Union U.P
West
Lebanon
Adamson
Gladys Craig
U.P
Elders Ridge
Pink chiffon gown and crystal jewelry query
Dear Mrs. AL Wyo, you are not too conservative. Wear long earrings and complement the necklace. The bodice is crystal beaded. avoid gilding the gold. With toddlers about, store cleaning compounds safely away from the fire.
Beulah Liggett Installed President of Indiana B P W Club
Beulah Liggett was installed as president for 1963 64 at a June 18 dinner meeting at the Eagles Club in Indianapolis. Members formed committees including Kate Johnson program Ruth Johnson and Theda Boyd with Marjorie Fowler as Bulletin Editor and Beulah Helfelfin ger as Parliamentarian. The club discussed its Torrance Fair booth gifts and a Pittsburgh Philadelphia game outing on June 27. A scholarship fund was approved and delegates reported on the state convention in Harrisburg June 7 9. Music featured Eleanor Bath with Olive Fornear at the piano. Next meeting is a club picnic on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club of Indiana
Eagles Club
Liggett
Charmer
Kate Johnson
Betty Beveridge
Ruth Johnson
Phyllis Smith
Kathleen McCoy
Olene Beers
Theda Boyd
Betty Hunter
Ruth Pequinet
Nora McMillen
Lenore Byers
Florence Simpson
Harriet Staple
Indiana
Sara Davis
Marjorie Fowler
Booth
Special Activities
Club Nakers
the Hun
Harriet Stapleton
Ellen Frick
Margaret Chick
Wom
En's Club
Harrisburg
Ruby Smith
Ruth Pequinot
Naomi Smith
Eleanor Bath
Olive Fornear
Mardelle Fish
Club Picnie
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Beulah Liggett
First Civil Defense Queen named in Pennsylvania
Dee Olson seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Olson of Dubois was chosen from 29 contestants as Pennsylvania's first Civil Defense Queen. The event closed a week long celebration for DuBois 75th fire anniversary with about 300 attendees. Dee, a 1964 DuBois High School graduate, will attend Robert Morris Junior College and met Governor Scranton and Senator Scott during festivities. First runner up was Pam Hare of Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dee Olson
Donald Olson
DuBuois
Dee
Lucernemine
Joseph Liptac
DuBois
Olson
Crystale Martin
Pam Hare
Punxsutawney
Johnson Motors
DuBois High School
Robert Morris Junior College
Pittsburgh
William Scranton
Hugh Scott
Missionary Society Meeting at Glen Campbell Church
The Missionary Society of Glen Campbell Presbyterian met at Mrs. Jean Ellsmore’s home with Tone Colmer leading. Members Jean Ellsmore Gwenny Kalus Bernice Lahant Mrs. Sara Brady Mrs. Alice Cessna Mrs. Meckley and Effie Rydbom participated. The next gathering will be a Lions Club Pack covered dish picnic.
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The
Missionary Society of the
Glen Campbell Presbyterian Church
Jean Ellsmore
Tone Colmer
Labant
Gwenny Kalus
Bernice Lahant
Sara Brady
Alice Cessna
Meckley
Effie Rydbom
Lions Chib Pack
Remodel Your Kitchen For A New Look
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Glen Campbell social notes visit with out-of-town guests
Mrs. Shirley Mears of Tampa visits with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pennington in Glen Campbell. Other guests include Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Pennington of New Castle Delaware, Mrs. Guy Bender and family of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parker of Maraneck New York, Karen Swanson and her mother of Punxsutawney, Mrs. Herbert E. White of Jamestown New York, and Mrs. A. G. Gardner of Tarpon Springs Florida visiting Ione Colmer. Horace Work returns home to Glen Campbell after wintering in Florida. his grandson accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mears
Tampa
Florida
Frank Pennington
Glen Campbell
Pennington
Robert Pennington
New Castle
Delaware
Guy Bender
Niagara Falls
J. C. Parker
Maraneck
N.Y
Karen Swanson
Punxsutawney
Herbert E. White
Jamestown
New York
A. G. Gardner
Tarpon Springs
Ione Colmer
Horace Work
Mr. Work
Color cues steer food shoppers toward red apples
The report notes that color affects purchases with red apples selling more when fully colored. Shoppers in Philadelphia and others saw color as skin deep, yet color influenced choices for oranges as well. A Cleveland study found artificially colored Florida oranges outperformed natural ones, while uncolored options cut sales.
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Helen Pasker
Extension Home
Indiana County
Philadelphia
Mrs. Puskar
Midwest
Cleveland
Ohio
Florida
Dayton Doers Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Dayton Doers Homemakers Club met June 19 at Mrs. David Elkin’s home for an all day session. Leader Mrs Clair Good conducted the business meeting. Appointments were made for calling duties for Mrs David Elkin, Mrs William Barnett and Mrs James Steffy. Members worked on various projects and planned the next meeting at Mrs Ed Seanor’s home on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Doers Homemakers Club
David Elkin
Clair Good
William Barnett
James Steffy
Ed Seanor
F C E Auxiliary 1488 Meets With Fourteen Members
F C E Auxiliary 1488 held a business meeting with fourteen members present. Ann Kohl presided as president, Mildred Eckenrode and Edna Beers reported on the conference and zone leadership. Over three hundred dollars was raised for the mentally retarded project. Co chairmen Margaret Vogel and Wilda Lyons received a thank you gift of 25 American Beauty Roses. Members were reminded to pay for the Christmas party. Banquet for those attending 12 meetings will be held in April or May. Fern Sessi was reported sick. Ann Hull appointed membership chair and Fern Sessi to head delinquent committee.
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F.C.E
Ann Kohl
Mildred Eckenrode
Edna Beers
Margaret Vogel
Wilda Lyons
Fern Sessi
Ann Hull
Aml Fern Sessi
Marion Center 4 H Clubs Elect Leaders At First Aid Meeting
The Marion Center 4 H Home Ec and Trip C Junior Leader Clubs held their final First Aid Club meeting at Marion Center Joint High School. Officers were elected for the Outdoor Cooking Club, with Carol Glasser as president and Debby Steffy as vice president. Demonstrations covered patient comfort and burn treatment. Other local club notes record pledges, roll calls, and planned refreshments.
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Marion Center
Glenda Gahagan
Shirley Smith
Evelyn Brady
Mary Lee Black
Carol Glasser
Debby Steffy
Diana Glasser
Marjorie Gahanon
Patty Getty
Shirley Reiser
Amice Kaufman
Lois Griffith
Make Room For The Men They Are Moving Into Our Beauty Salons
Ruth Millett argues that men increasingly use beauty salons once seen as female spaces. In Memphis male clients may be 20 to 30 percent of business, drawn by trends in female grooming and aging, prompting the idea that women should invite rather than deter male customers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Glen Campbell Couple Wed Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs Andrew Kraynak of Glen Campbell celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on June 15 with a liturgy at SS Peter and Paul Orthodox Catholic Church Urey and a breakfast for the family followed by an evening reception at Snyders Hotel McGees Mills. The couple have eight children Dorothy Wyszynski George Andrew Philip James and John of Cleveland Ohio and Joseph and William of Glen Campbell plus 16 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kraynak
Glen Campbell
R.D. 1
Father Solak
SS Peter and Paul Orthodox Catholic Church
Urey
Snyders Hotel
McGees Mills
Kraynak's
Dorothy Wyszynski
George
Andrew
Philip
James
John
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph
William
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Ndiana Evening Gazette
St. Bernard Fetes
Court St. Bernard
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Bernard School
Rustic Lodge
James Brady
James Miller
Francis Ferrara
Ann Voge
William Mays
Rita Hartnett
Louise Moreau
Kenneth Garrigan
the Sacred Heart.” A Brief Talk Was Given By Monsignor Brady
S.B.S
Jim Baker
Francie Guerrieri
Terry Kostura
James Baker
Charles Bouton
James DeGaetano
Michael Delaney
Frank Galonis
Timothy Garrigan
Thomas Irvin
Stephen Johnson
Fred Koozer
Anthony Morganti
Michael Morganti
Thomas Nastase
Edward Rolling
George Shock
Joseph Yackuboskey
Marilyn Angelo
Barbara Barrish
Marlene Buggey
Joyce Gottardi
Elaine Gulakowski
Diane Lazor
Debbie Mindo
Andrea Patrick
Jean Posavetz
Linda Scardighli
Barbara Sibo
Dolores Smeltzer
Phyllis Valenti
Mary Williams
Dorothy Kostura
C.D.A
Mary Crock
Louise Coleman
Pauline Delaney
Evelyn Mindo
Ruth Guerrieri
Millie Morganti
Betty Williams
Girl Scout
Camp
Seph Mack
Harold Ruffner
William Gerhard
Kathy Orr
John Beaci
Renolds Clark
James Conrad
Linda Burkley
Marlene Chimino
Sally Clark
Becky Elias
Carol Miller
Patty Miller
Mary Jane Mack
Christine Novak
Eunice Ober
Sandra Ruffner
Darlene Henry
Marilyn Ruffner
Sandra Nulph
Lucy Pulliam
Christine Sickenberger
Patty Smith
Paula Harmon
Susan Gerhard
Cynthia Lovisa
Cynthia Holt
Fenna Flaws
Frances Harvey
Joanne Newberry
Hattie Johnson
Society News
Missionary Society
Glen Campbell News
Dayton Doers Club
F.C.E. Auxiliary
Crooked Creek
Crooked Creek Girls
Robert Rising
Linda Rapach
Carolyn Rapach
Lamar
Mary George
Nancy George
Shirley George
Cindy Fitzgerald
Cindy Fitegerala
Peggy George
Linda Babco
Joyce Rupp
Blairsville Grange
Grange Hall
Grange
Edna O'Hara
Mary Rhyner
Woodmen of World Picnic
Blacklick
Blairsville Grange Hall
CDA
Torrance State Hospital
Margaret Pavlick
Grand Regent
Helen Ungericht
First Methodist Church
Nehrig's Lodge
Rt. 286 South
Indiana Country Club
Moose
Women of the Moose 1260
Muse
Margaret Ryan
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 20
Memorial Hall
Ruth Millett
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