Honeymoon trip follows June wedding of Bottiglione DeLucia
Mrs George A Bottiglione of Mc Intyre and Mrs Mary Grace DeLucia of Oil City saw their children Joann Marie Bottiglione and Francis C DeLucia wed in St Bernard’s Church Harrisburg on June 27. The couple will reside in Arlington Virginia after a West Indies honeymoon. Joann teaches at Camp Hill Good Shepherd School. Francis studies for a doctorate at American University and works with the U S Department of Commerce in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Marie Bottiglione
George A. Bottiglione
McIntyre
Francis C. DeLucia
Mary Grace DeLucia
Oil City
Carmen DeLucia
Frank Ferrara
St. Bernard's
Carl Kologie
Linda C. Tomei
Harrisburg
Sara A. Pezzuti
Margaret Mary Mazza
Karen M
Pezzuti
Mary Ann DeLucia
Bradford
Diana Surra Varga
Indiana
William J. Montanaro
Brookline
Massachusetts
John A. Bottiglione
Baltimore
Richard G. Bottiglione
Leon J. Greenspan
White Plains
New York
James R. Loss
New Cumberland
Pennsylvania
James A. Green
Evans City
Fausto A. LaTorre
David Francis Mazer
Arlington
Virginia
Indiana State College
Good Shepherd School
Camp Hill
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
American University
Washington, D.C
DeLucia
Secretary of Commerce
U. S
Department of Commerce
Anita Fink
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Teachers of
Frederick Young
Patterned Hooded Jacket Knit Pattern 890
An advertisement details Super Jiffy Knit with a hooded zip front jacket option using jumbo needles and two strands of worsted yarn. Pattern 890 lists sizes 4 to 14 and costs 35 cents with 15 cents extra for first class handling. Send requests to Laura Wheeler at Indiana Evening Gazette Needlecraft Dept in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Indiana Evening Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
Leer-Stewart Vows Exchanged In Virginia Church
Barbara L Leer and Paul D Stewart Jr were married June 20 in the Second Presbyterian Church Alexandria Virginia. The Rev Benjamin Lynt performed the ceremony. The bride's parents live in Markleton Pennsylvania and the groom's family in Indiana. A reception followed at the Greenbelt Maryland home of Mr and Mrs George Pitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara L. Leer
Paul D. Stewart
Second Presbyterian Church
Alexandria
Virginia
Benjamin Lynt
Wilbus C. Leer
Markleton
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Mr. Stewart
Karl K. Hetager
George Pitzer
Greenbelt
Maryland
DAR Promotes Junior Membership and Reports National Session
The Indiana County Chapter DAR met Saturday June 27 at Miss Martha Dougherty’s lawn to promote junior membership. Miss Nora Bell Hamilton led the ritual, with Mrs. Nevin Montgomery and Miss Della Swan presenting messages from state regent Charlotte Sayre and DAR’s National Defender. Delegates to the Pennsylvania State Convention were chosen, and reports covered conservation, library funding, and support for White’s Woods recreation use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Martha Dougherty
South Fourth Street
Nora Bell Hamilton
Nevin Montgomery
Frederick Brown Harris
U.S. Senate
Continental Congress
Washington
Charlotte W. Sayre
Della Swan
Hamilton
Georgetta Frye
Homer City
Martha Russell
Conservation Committee
Ernest Bloomquist
The
National Defender
Helen Glassford
Peter H. Dominick
United States
Free World
Vietnam
Panama
Ghana
Zanzibar
Europe
Crossnore School
Budget Committee
National Library Committee
Pennsylvania
Beloved Cadwallader Bride Weds Harry D Fair Jr
Isa belle Evelyn Cadwallader becomes bride of Indiana man Harry David Fair Jr in Second Baptist Church Germantown ceremony. Bride wore Belgian lace gown, attendants wore aqua linen. Reception for 125 at church. Couple planning Wilmington Delaware residence after honeymoon trip to White Mountain New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry David Fair, Jr
White Mountain
New Hampshire
Isabelle Evelyn Cadwallader
Howard Patterson Cadwallader
Bethlehem Pike
Philadelphia
Harry D. Fair
Indiana
R.D
W. Carney
Dior
Barbara Betty Cadwallader
Linda M. Johnson
Flourtown
Elizabeth Ward
Oreland
Ann Hixson
Erdenheim
David Downs
Pierre Auguste Maréeau
Howard P. Cadwallader
William Brooks
Frederick Kennedy
University of Delaware
School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana State College
Picatinny Arsenal
Wilmington
Delaware
Installation Ceremony For Moose Women Officers 1964-65
Indiana Chapter 1260 Women of the Moose held an installation ceremony for its 1964-65 officers at the Moose Home after a covered-dish dinner. New officers named include Dorothy Merrill senior regent Mary Brown junior regent Catherine Bertolino chaplain and Margaret Stear recorder. The installation team featured Ann Voyten Florence Nolf Jane Fancella and Suzie Brown. Margaret Ryan received a pin and Brown Stear were cited for perfect attendance. An executive board session is scheduled for July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Dorothy Merrill
Mary Brown
Catherine Bertolino
Margaret Stear
Freda Lindenberg
Lena Morganti
Hazel Harshyne
Alice Recupero
Sentinel
Ann Vanish
Argus
Ethel Zacur
Mildred Galonis
Ann Voyten
Florence Nolf
Jane Fancella
Suzie Brown
Merrill
Galonis
Margaret Ryan
Miss Jones Engaged to Bert A. Byers Jr Announces
The engagement of Candis C. Jones to Bert A. Byers Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bert A Byers of Indiana R D 2 has been announced by her parents Mr and Mrs FL R Jones of 428 Locust Miss 2oines Both are Indiana Joint High School graduates She is employed at McCreary Tire and Rubber Company and he is with Henry Hall's Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candis C. Jones
Bert A. Byers, Jr
Bert A. Byers
Indiana
Leisure pattern 4520 for Misses sizes 10 to 18
Pattern 4520 offers a rayon and cotton beach or patio dress for Misses 10 to 18. Requires 34% yardage of 35 inch fabric. pattern costs 50 cents with 18 cents extra for mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams care of The Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
WW Auxiliary And Barracks Picnic Set For July 7
World War I Auxiliary and Barracks 1273 announce their annual family picnic at Mack Community Park on Tuesday July 7. Dinner at 6 p.m. Each family brings table service. barracks provide meat. Auxiliary supplies include coffee cream butter and rolls. Members should bring a covered dish and small wrapped prizes for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Community Park
Hospital Patient Mrs Emily Hamilton in Pittsburgh
Mrs Emily Hamilton of 1610 Philadelphia Street is a patient at University Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh in room 627.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hamilton
Philadelphia Street
University Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Basic Ingredient For Laundry Temperature Guidance
Hot water at 140 to 160 degrees aids a clean wash. Set the gas water heater to the proper temperature before starting to ensure ample hot water for washing and rinsing.
New Soroptimist Club Chartered in Indiana County
The Soroptimist Federation chartered the Soroptimist Club of Indiana County at a banquet in the Elks club dining room on June 25. Thirty members from Armstrong County and Kiski Valley sponsored the 28 charter members, with officers installed including Hattie Johnson president and Jeanne Smith vice president. Local and out-of-town guests attended as regional leaders delivered greetings and gifts, while the group embraced the Soroptimist goal of service and unity for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimist Federation of the Americas Inc
Soroptimist Club
Indiana County
Elks Club
Soroptimist Clubs
Armstrong County
Kiski Valley
Indiana Service Club
Erma Winner
Hattie Johnson
Mary Esch
Peg Davis
Jeanne
Lenora Allen
Pittsburgh
Education and Extension
Marianna Colonna
Kittanning
Quota
Myrtle Reynolds
Johnstown
Ter
Allegheny Valley
Mary Bell
Theda Boyd
Audrey Brooks
Alice Clements
Beulah Hastings
Marjorie Kopach
Dorothy Lambing
Louella Lindsey
Mary Margaret Lydie
Roselia McCann
Gladys Moorhead
Jean Munnell
Dorothy Park
Leona Potter
Ruby Wells
Frances Woodburn
Eleanor Zentner
Beulah Liggett
Gertrude Neff
Ray Mervis
Mary Ann Barkey
Jeanne Smith
Marian Olewine
Peggy Mayes
Birth of Nancy Jane Doyle in Indiana Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Doyle Jr of Ernest announce a daughter born June 23 in Indiana Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces named Nancy Jane. She has a brother James III. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joy Henry of Penn Run RD 1, paternal grandfather is Sr of Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doyle, Jr
Ernest
Indiana Hospital
Nancy Jane
James III
Joy B. Henry
Penn Run R.D. 1
James Doyle
Coming Events in Indiana County Granges and Golfers
Home Grange 1732 hosts all Indiana County granges for a visitation meeting on Wednesday July 1 at 8 30 pm Hope Grange presents the program ICC Women Golfers of Indiana Country Club tee off at 9 30 Tuesday morning June 30 for the Annual Handicap Tournament all golfers play 18 holes first round due by Thursday July 2 pairings posted at the Caddy House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Grange
Indiana County
Hope Grange
ICC
Indiana Country Club
Huttons announce birth of daughter Stacy Lynn
Mr and Mrs Frank W Hutton of 479 North Taylor Avenue announce the birth of their daughter Stacy Lynn on June 15 at Culver Hospital The couple also has a son Michael and three daughters Patti Kelly and Heather
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hutton
North Taylor Avenue
Stacy Lynn
Culver Hospital
Huttons
Michael
Patti
Kelly
Heather
Tape Your Table Top Tight
A reader describes using 14 inch wide black masking tape to seal a glass topped black wrought iron dining table. The tape partly adheres to the glass and iron, keeping crumbs from collecting in cracks and making cleaning easier. The note praises Polly Dear Polly for practical, home improvement advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mear Polly
Jay
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West Indies
Mrs
Cosma Whedbs
Leer-Stewart
Virginia Church
DAR
White's
Miss Russell
Paul Bortz
Robert Good
Zella Kuntz
Marion Center
Laura Kuntz
Rochester Mills
Roger Good
Baldwin
New York City
Douglas Everett
Youngstown
Ohio
J. W. Everett
Moose
Miss Jones
By Jane Hielams
Ruth Johnson
Martha Bowser
Polly
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dorothea
Kay
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