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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
4
Black Lick Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house on Sunday June 16. Their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Otis Overdorff of Canton Ohio shared the spotlight as they marked their Silver Anniversary. Their son Rev. Earl Smith of Freeport celebrated his birthday amidst the greetings.
Greensburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women held a Sunday meeting and tea at Seton Hill College in Greensburg Indiana County. Officers and district presidents attended, with reports from district presidents and standing committee chairmen. The piece recounts past events from 1961 to 1963 including conventions and leadership, and notes a Maple Avenue Neighborhood Birthday Club dinner honoring Clara Sferro in Blairsville.
Mr and Mrs Howard Molisee of Seward announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to James F Gillis son of Mr and Mrs Lester F Gillis Blairsville Miss Patricia is a 1963 United High School graduate and will join the Federal Aviation Agency in Washington D C in July Mr Gillis is a 1960 graduate of Derry Area Joint High School and currently serves in the United States Air Force No wedding date has been set
Announcement of Beverly Fordyce daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Fordyce Ernest Ohio to Charles E Runyan son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Runyan Columbus Ohio. Fordyce a Marion Center Joint High School graduate. Runyan serves aboard submarine USS Cue Norfolk VA. Early fall wedding planned.
Indiana Moose Chapter 1260 met at the Moose Home with Senior Regent Margaret Ryan presiding. The gathering opened with the ritual, roll call of officers, and reports from committees. Prizes went to oldest mother Maddie and youngest Barbara Drahnak, capsule drawing to Freda Lindenberg, and Margaret Stear earned Star Recorder degree at Chicago convention.
Twenty six players, including men and women, participated in the VFW Scotch Foursome on Sunday marking the largest turnout of the season. Gloria Walker and Gwen Turjey captured low net honors while low putt went to Walt Novak and Mark Hasinger. A songfest followed the matches and plans were made for a July 7 steak cookout after the golf day.
Ad copy announces seersucker denim and pique dress options for girls ages 6 to 14. Details give Fabric yardage for size W and 10 cent per pattern mail fee, with request to Anne Adams at Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept. Include name address size and style number.
The Indiana Summer Theater Guild lists eighty four more subscribers bringing total patrons to 275 for six plays July 3 to August 10 in Theater-by-the-Grove Fish er Auditorium State College Indiana. Additional patrons include H J Brody Earl Carians Blairsville John Chellman and others from Blairsville Pittsburgh Johnstown Dinwiddie Virginia Homer City Irwin and more. Sale of season tickets continues until July 3 1963 after which no more tickets will be sold for the 1963 season. Plays scheduled are The Matchmaker A Thurber Carnival Marriage Go Round Death of a Salesman Angel Street and Come Blow Your Horn.
Mrs George Kerr president of the Womans Division of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for officers and committee chairmen. Mrs Charles States, program chairman, presided as they planned the society's work for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Edwards of R D 1 Clymer celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary today. They were married June 23 1923 at Lily with Rev Guy E Terpe officiating. Mrs. Edwards is the former Ida Blanche Terpe. They have two children, Ralph in Tucson Arizona and Ruth at home, plus one grandchild Susan Lynne.
Thirty women took part in the second leg of the platter tournament with Mrs. Max Dick winning the 18 hole contest and Mrs. Murray Peeler taking the 9 hole title. Anita Brody and Joan Mc Naughton chaired the day. The upcoming Tombstone Tournament on July 2 will include lunch and a brief meeting. Tee times were set at 9:00 for the 18 hole group and 9:45 for the 9 hole group. A lunch reservation list is posted in the locker room and lunch charges apply unless canceled.
William C. and Eljeen Kemp of Philadelphia announce the birth of twins Kathleen Dawn and Daniel Brian on Friday June 14 at Abington Memorial Hospital. Their daughter Deborah Ann is 5, parents’ families listed. grandparents P. L. Kemp of Flint Michigan and Glenn E. Carson of Homer City. Pattern and Needlecraft catalog offer follow with knitting patterns and prices.
The fifth meeting of the Rural Lamar 4-H Club met at Mrs Mary George on June 26 at 9 am with 12 members and one leader present Nancy George presided Patty Jones led the pledge Cindy Fitzger ald served as secretary and minutes were approved Shirley George corrected them Roll call named a fabric After adjournment Joyce Rupp and Linda Bab co gave Show and Tell Members then worked on 4-H projects Peggy George served as reporter.
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