College Club Enjoys Theatre Arts Program Meeting
Society notes describe the Indiana College Club March gathering at Mrs. Ella Porter’s Willow Street home. Chair Bernese Ensley and Mil dred Omwake led a program by Robert Ensley and students Nancy Auerbach Jack Harris and Joyce Hoover on makeup materials, latex ears, wool hair, backdrops and stage lighting. The event followed a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Dorothy Rider with refreshments served by Mrs. Rider and co-hostesses Mrs. Porter Miss Helen Merriman and Dr Opal Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana College Club
Bernese Ensley
Mildred Omwake
Willow Street
Ella Porter
Ensley
Omwake
Robert Ensley
Indiana State Teachers College
Nancy Auerbach
Jack Harris
Joyce Hoover
Dorothy Rider
Bernice Silvey
Mary Turney
Rider
Porter
Helen Merriman
Opal Rhodes
Kenneth Marsh Jr. Goes Home After Snow Rescue
Kenneth Marsh Jr. was born Feb 20 in Indiana Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Marsh Sr and recently went home after his mother was rescued from a snowbound house by a highway crew who battled miles of snowdrifts to reach the hospital in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Paul Marsh, Jr
Kenneth Marsh, Sr
Indiana Hospital
Ken
Printed Pattern dress for children sizes 2 through 10
Ann Adams advertises a thrifty sewn dress pattern with Printed Pattern trim and contrast bias binding. It offers sizes 2 4 6 8 10, notes 24 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6, and includes printed directions. The pattern costs 35 cents, add 5 cents per pattern for first class mail, and should be sent to Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
Pattern Dept
East 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Phi Mu District President Visits Local Chapters
Phi Mu officer Mrs. Axel H. Peterson, district president, visited the local alumnae and collegiate chapters from March 18 to 21. She attended a mock pledging and pledge meeting, held conferences, and spoke at a Philomathean Hour with Miss Newkirk guest speaking. Luncheon guests included Mrs. Donald Brody and Mrs. Wendell Edwards. Peterson’s district covers Dickinson College, University of Pittsburgh, Bucknell, Penn State, Gettysburg College, Drexel Institute, and ISTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel H. Peterson
Phi Mu Fraternity
Glen Campbell WSCS Donates To Red Cross
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Glen Campbell Methodist Church met at Mrs. Gertrude Hall’s home with vice president Mrs. Geneva Hall in charge. Roberta Sheesley read Corinthians 17 21. The group voted to donate 24 to the Red Cross. Ten members attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Dorothy Gardner’s home in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Glen Campbell Methodist Church
Gertrude Hall
Geneva Hall
Roberta Sheesley
Red Cross
Dorothy Gardner
Eisenhower Heads to Augusta for Sunshine and Golf
President Eisenhower flies to Augusta, Georgia in a private Columbine III for a weekend of golf and rest, seeking sun after a snowy Washington spell. He will be joined by Coca Cola president William Robinson, White House physician Maj. Gen. Snyder, and press secretary Hagerty, with a return to Washington planned late Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbine III
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
Thomasville
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
William EB. Robinson
New York
Coca-Cola Co
Howard M. Snyder
White House
James C. Hagerty
Fulton announce birth of daughter Marcia Lynn
Mr and Mrs Frank Fulton of Monroeville welcomed a daughter born February 15 at Magee Hospital. Marcia Lynn weighed seven pounds six ounces. The Fultons are former Saga more residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fulton
Monroeville
Magee Hospital
Marcia Lynn
Fultons
Sagamore
Monday Musical Club To Meet March 24
The Monday Musical Club will hold its annual business meeting at Memorial Hall starting 7:15 p.m. on Monday March 24. The postponed program An Evening with the McNaughton family will be performed at 8:00 p.m. featuring Mrs Anita Brady and her son Alan Brady with the McNaughtons. Mrs Thomas Wellen chairs the evening and officers for the new year will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Musical Club
Memorial Hall
McNaughton
Anita Brady
Thomas Wellen
Regina Guild Plans Benefit Card Party
Regina Guild outlines a benefit card party to raise funds for St. Bernard School equipment. The planning meeting at Mrs. Rose Furnari's home included Nancy Maloney as chairman and Mar ie Larko Mary Crock and Margaret Stanko. The event is set for Friday night May 2 at St. Bernard Recreation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Guild
Rose Furnari
Nancy Maloney
Marie Larko
Mary Crock
Margaret Stanko
St. Bernard Recreation Center
St. Bernard School
Glen Campbell Baptist Class Meets at Auden Home
The Berean Class of the Glen Campbell Baptist Sunday School met Friday evening at Mrs. Edith Auden’s home with 11 members and three visitors. Dollie Pennington led on the crucifixion topic, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for the second Friday in April, location to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell Baptist Sunday School
Edith Auden
Dollie Pennington
Mother-in-Law Backs Him Up in Court
Eva L. Jones offered to go to jail for her son in law Thomas Netherton who faced a three month sentence for maintaining a common nuisance by dynamite. The judge refused her plea and warned of contempt if she persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Thomas Netherton
Eva L. Jones
Netherton
Engagement announced for Annabell Marsh to Hank Lowman Jr
Mr and Mrs Russell Clark of Brush Valley announce the engagement of their daughter Annabell Marsh to Horace Hank Lowman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Horace Lowman of Dixonville Miss Marsh works for Syntron Company and her fiancé is employed by Ramage Stewart Coal Co No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clark
Brush Valley
Annabell Marsh
Horace
Hank) Lowman Jr
Horace Lowman
Dixonville
Miss Marsh
Syntron Company
Ramage Stewart Coal Co
Personals: J. L. Brown in serious condition in Adrian Hospital
J. L. Brown of DuBois formerly of Indiana is in serious condition at Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brown
DuBois
Indiana
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Community Events Circle March 25 Programs Planned
Local clubs schedule March 25 events including last day of Team Bowling, a by invitation banquet on April 1 at the Country Club, Women’s Club meeting at Homer City Firemen Hall, the Willis Flower Shop program Symphony in Green, and a Spring Communion Service at First United Presbyterian Church. Also listed are Good Friday services, rummage sale preparations, Katherine Brownlee Circle meeting, Blairsville Grange gathering, Crooked Creek Baptist Missionary Society all day, and Proctors Club April meeting. Additional notes cover Loraine Brown’s Homemaker gathering and needlepoint class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Indiana Country Club
Becky Jack
Women's Club of
Homer City
Homer City Firemen Hall
Willis Flower Shop
Conservation and Gardens
Max Sutter
First United Presbyterian Church
Maxine Wellen
Patricia Seymour
Ann Clever Solds
Katherine Brownlee
John Bruce
Gene Jervis
Crooked Creek Baptist Missionary Society
Black Lick Couple Mark 61st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L D McNutt of Black Lick celebrate 61 years of marriage on Tuesday March 25 Their 1897 marriage united Emma Brubaker They are parents of four sons J Wesley McNutt Dra vesburg Paul J McNutt Tidioute Emory D McNutt Mt Washington Pittsburgh and Samuel A McNutt Vandergrift Once residents of Brush Valley Township the couple, in declining health recently, would welcome greeting cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. McNutt
Black Lick
Mr. McNutt
Emma Brubaker
J. Wesley McNutt
Dravesburg
Paul J. McNutt
Tidioute
Emory D. McNutt
Pantry Schedule for Week of March 23
The pantry list covers March 23 to March 26 with names such as Mrs Robert Ensley Miss Nancy Ensley Mrs Della Nealer Mes Norman Greene Mrs Carl Weyandt Mrs David Abrams Mrs Mary Sturiale Miss Gladys Lucas Miss Edina Tyger Miss Leona Bracken Miss Amanda Lowry and March 24 25 26 pie and soup items at Outside Innreece Rustic Ledge and Stapeltun's Pick-up Service noted for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ensley
Nancy Ensley
Della Nealer
Norman Greene
Innreece
George C. Yohe
Stapeltun's Ee
R. H. Kelly
Rustic Ledge
James W. Nix
Greensburg High to stage The Fortune Teller opereta lead
Former JHS student Merilyn Davis wins leading role in Greensburg High School Operetta The Fortune Teller set for March 21 at 8 p m in the school auditorium Merilyn daughter of Arthur M Davis and Mrs Davis formerly of 328 Poplar Avenue now 414 Green Street Greensburg She is active in Special Choir Crmatics Future Teachers of America and plays clarinet in the band She was one of 10 students representing the High School at County Band this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merilyn Davis
Greensburg
Merilyn
Arthur M. Davis
Poplar Avenue
Green Street
Crmatics
Future Teachers of America
Women Define Place Beyond Home In Oklahoma City
The United Church Women president Mrs. Theodore Wedel of Washington DC says a modern woman's place isn’t limited to the home and busy homemakers are poorly organized. She attends the Oklahoma state organization assembly. A note invites visits to the Free Library during National Library Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
United Church Women
Theodore Wedel
Washington, D.C
Free Library
National Library
New Cereal Milk Parfait Combos Debut At Spring Festival
The American Dairy Association and the Cereal Institute sponsor the fifth annual Cereal and Milk Spring Festival in April to highlight cereal and milk nutrition. An average serving costs under five cents and delivers protein energy vitamins and minerals. Readers are invited to mix orange marmalade jelly or spiced cherry preserves with ready-to-eat cereal and milk, or create their own cereal milk fruit combos for a nutritious treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dairy Association
The
Cereal Institute
Girl Scout Troop Activities Celebrate Week and Rally
Girl Scout Troop 4 of Clymet hosts a week celebration inviting mothers to a meeting with four skits by groups about Brownies. Troop 25 Homer City notes weekly meeting on March 18 with plans for Easter and activities in literature dramatics knots health music and dancing. The troop grew plants for four weeks and skated at Indiana rink. Special thanks to parents and leaders Mrs Kute ter Miss Luther Miss Rowe Martha Askew and Diane Stewart for involvement at the International Rally where Valley Troops 64 65 66 represented India with a flag and skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymet
Scribe
Sandra Tkachik
Homer City
Girl Scouts
Phyllis Luther
Indiana
Joseph Kute Ter
Adelaid Rowe
Martha Askew
Brush
Valley Troops
India
Diane Stewart
Sagamore Cub Scouts Honor Den Mothers
Sagamore Cub Scouts honored den mothers and leaders at a recent meeting. Pinning of Scout Emblem pins went to Mrs. Roy Good, Mrs. Jones, Miss Helen Condrick, Mrs. Pompelia, Mrs. Daymut, Clair Milburn, Scout Master John Kavalchick, industrial representative Mr. Lorenzo, treasurer, secretary John Topic, and Mrs. Norman Bowman assistant Scout Master. Parents enjoyed numerous skits and songs by the Cub Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
Roy Good
Jones
Helen Condrick
Pompelia
Daymut
Clair Milburn
John Kavalchick
Lorenzo
John Topic
Norman Bowman
Pardee Family Visitors Highlight Rochester Mills Mince
Rochester Mills residents hosted guests over the weekend as Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ingle of Washington DC visited the Pardee household. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and Robert Pardee of Elyria Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pardee of Youngstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lydick of Heilwood. John Moore of Pittsburgh joined Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson for a Saturday visit. Howard Pardee also visited the Pittsburgh couple, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lydick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Ingle
Washington, D.C
Delbert Pardee
Norman Pardee
George Brown
Robert Pardee
Elyria
Ohio
Lloyd Pardee
Youngstown, O
Charles Lydick
Heilwood
John Moore
Pittsburgh
William Gibson
Howard Pardee
Stephen Lydick
Pattern Gift Offers Mail Order Needlework Book
Laura Whales promotes pattern 788 a two picture transfer 1044 by 15 inches with framing directions. Readers send thirty five cents plus five cents extra per pattern for first class mail to Indiana Evening Gazette Needlecraft Dept New York. Two free patterns as a gift to readers printed in 1957 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with dozens of other designs available for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Evening Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
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Society News
College Club
Kenneth Marsh, Jr
Phi Mu
Glen Campbell
WSCS
Ike
Sunshine
Glen Campbel
Auden Home
Waldo Johnston
United Presbyterian
Baptist Church
Lester A. Wolliver
Williamsport
Methodist Church
Wesley Theological Seminary
American Legion Auxiliary
Water Street
Oak Street
Dorothy Huckenberg
Katherine Brownless Circle
Blairsville Grange
Hazel Reed
Crooked Creek Missionary Society
Protectors Club
Protectors Club of the Dames of
Malta
Twolick Homemakers
Two Lick
Loraine Brown
jMrs
Carl Weyandt
David Abrams
Mrs
Mary Sturiale
I Muiss
Gladys Lucas
Edina Tyger
Leona Bracken
Amanda Lowry
Roy Wadding
Jack Wolfe
Walter Allgvier
Leroy Reed
Mac Holstein
Jack Daniels
Desbonnets
William Jarvie
William Balls
Betty Beveridge
Charles Reynolds
Dee Miller
Donna Miller
Eugene McCracken
John Phipps
Bery Seanor
H. W. Thomas
J. M. Frye
Dean's
Capitol Restaurant
Loup
Robert Carson
Wilson Guthrie
A. M. Bernurt
Cake J
JHS
Sagamore Cub Scouts
Rochester Mills
Laura Whales
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