Community events and meetings in Indiana area fall calendar
Local groups announce rummage sales meetings and social events for September and October. Activities include United Commercial Travelers rummage sale September 20 at the Community Center, Lucerne PTA first meeting September 20, Homer City Homemakers September 20, Benjamin Franklin PTA September 19, a Dayton Grange Hall card party September 17, Creekside Homemakers September 21, Elderton Methodist Senior Choir rummage sale September 30, a Sunday bingo September 18 at Arcadia, Marion Center church class September 19, Regina Guild September 18, a Work meeting September 21, a St James AME Zion Home Coming September 18, Clymer Girl Scout leaders meeting September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
Gertrude Fulmer
Creekside
Creekside Grange Hall
Community Center Building
Indiana
Elderton Methodist
True Gleaners
Marion Center
United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Thompson
St. James Ame Zion Church
Clymer
Presbyterian Church
College Girls Plan To Look Neat
A college student advises a personal cleanliness routine to improve appearance before classes. Daily soap facials twice weekly shampoos manicures and leg grooming are suggested with bacteriostatic products from Monsanto. Durable press apparel helps maintain a crisp look during classes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsanto Company
First Diocesan Mass Of CDA Set For October
The first Diocesan Mass for CDA members will be held October 9 at 4 p.m. at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral Greensburg with a dinner at Mountain View Hotel at 6:30 p.m. Contact Mrs. Mary Mancuso or Mrs. Mary ioli for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDA
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
Greensburg
Mountain View Hotel
Mary Mancuso
Maryioli
Polly's Pointers Dear Polly and Readers
This column shares practical tips from readers: enamel painting cleanup with wax cloth, a DIY badminton net reusable for table tennis, framing tricks to display growing grandkids pictures, and cautions on washing sequined garments with guidance on fabric care and dry cleaning.
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Polly
Banquet Marks Roll Call at Rebekah Lodge No. 67 Elderton
Silver Star Rebekah Lodge No. 67 Elderton held its annual roll banquet at Reefer's Restaurant Shelocta with 29 in attendance. Afterward the lodge met in the 1.0.C.F. Hall Elderton with officers including Mrs Thyra Fleming and Mrs Helen Schrecengost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Star Rebekah Lodge No. 67
Elderton
Shelocta
Anna Mary Troutman
1.C.C.F. Hall
ALJ
Margaret Prugh
BPOE Auxiliary Card Party At Elks Home
BPOE No 931 Auxiliary hosted a card party on Tuesday September 13 at the Elks home with Bridge and 500 tables. Prizes went to Mrs Callie White Mrs Peggy Cunningham Mrs Alice Ream Mrs Betty Weitzel and Mrs Alice McNaughton. Five hundred prizes to Mrs Cora Savage Mr John Haney and Mr Fred Zaziski. High Bridge to Mrs Thalia Thompson second to Mrs Elizabeth Dunn and low to Mrs Mariam Sadler. Lunch by Mrs Dolly MacBlane and committee. Rummage sale set for October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.O.E
Elks Home
Callie White
Peggy Cunningham
Alice Ream
Betty Weitzel
Alice McNaughton
Cora Savage
John Haney
Fred Zaziski
Thalia Thompson
Delta Zeta Alumnae Hold First Meeting For Year
Mrs Daria Warner presided at the Delta Zeta Alumnae organizational meeting held Sunday evening at Mrs Thelma Smiths home welcoming area alumnae back for another year. Attendees included Mrs Walter Gallati Mrs William Smith Mrs Bruce Jenkins Mrs Ruth Podbielski Mrs John D Warner Mrs James Creps Miss Olive Fomear Mrs Donald Peters Mrs Ward Stover Mrs Walter Stapleton and Miss Dorothy Plamer. Next meeting set for October 20 with the local college chapter for Founders Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daria Warner
Delta Zeta
Thelma Smith
Walter Gallati
William Smith
Bruce Jenkins
Ruth Podbielski
John D. Warner
James Creps
Olive Fomear
Donald Peters
Ward Stover
Walter Stapleton
Dorothy Plamer
Second-hand Pieces Au Courant Explains Stylish Home Redesign
The Beautiful People favor second-hand and surplus shops to craft chic homes. Interior designer Ray Kindell renovated a study bedroom using antique tins, a Bentwood chair, and an old desk made from a van’s mirror. He tied the room together with ald print tie-back draperies and brown fringe, achieving muted tones in a metropolitan setting.
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Ray Kindell
Kindell
Birthday tributes in Indiana families noted
Martha Jane Kimmel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kimmel of 266 Warren Road Indiana celebrated her first birthday on September 13. Lisa Ann Kennedy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy of Indiana celebrated her birthday on September 15. Kathryn Louise Dudek third birthday on September 14 was marked with sister Elizabeth assisting. Kathryn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dudek Jr. of Arcadia. Grandparents listed include Edna Slater and Grace Kimmel in Indiana, Dante Bernin of Avonemore Road and Patricia Harvey in Indiana, Elizabeth Pearce in Arcadia, and Sophie Dudek in Wilgus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Kimmel
James W. Kimmel
Warren Road
Indiana
Martha Jane
Edna Slater
Grace Kimmel
Lisa Ann Kennedy
Thomas Kennedy
Dante Bernin
Avonemore R, D. 1
Patricia Harvey
Kathryn Louise Dudek
Elizabeth
Kathryn
Joseph Dudek Jr
Arcadia
Elizabeth Pearce
Sophie Dudek
Wilgus
Junior Women's Civic Club Autumn Tea Held at Reschini Home
Mrs. Clair Weaver presided as sponsor and pink centerpiece set the theme for the Junior Women's Civic Club Autumn Tea held Wednesday evening September 14 at Mrs. Roger Reschini's home. President Mrs. Robert Layman outlined aims and projects and introduced officers and committee chairmen to prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Weaver
Junior Women's Civic Club
Roger Reschini
Man
Cook's Corner Paper lining tips for cake pans
Do not worry about paper lining reaching the exact inside edge of the pan. It is not necessary for the paper to fit the pan precisely.
Why Overlook Kitchen Sink Design in Home Upgrades
The article urges careful kitchen sink choices for remodelers and buyers, noting sinks endure daily use. It recommends stainless steel or enamel options, acid and stain resistance, sound deadening undercoats, and adequate disposer outlets. Emphasizes double or triple bowls, drainboards, color longevity, single-handle faucets, swinging spouts, aerators, and proper height for back comfort.
Dayton Woman's Club Opens Year at Fire Hall
The Dayton Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year at the Dayton Fire Hall on September 12 with Mrs. Charles Scott presiding. Minutes were read by Miss Patricia Reesman, and Mrs. David McCullough delivered the treasurer's report. New members welcomed included Mrs. Huff and others. Betty M. Reed demonstrated hairpieces and cosmetics. refreshments followed. The next gathering is the County Federation Banquet on October 14 at the Dayton Fire Hall, with registration at 6:00 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Woman's Club
Dayton Fire Hall
Charles Scott
Patricia Reesman
David McCullough
Denver Livengood
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Thomas
Winners Named At Colored Slide Society Meeting
The Indiana Colored Slide Society held its first meeting of the year in Leonard Hall with Dr Arthur Shields presiding. Frank Ross judged the monthly competition reducing entries to six with Shields earning first and honorable mention, Ralph Reynolds second, Ralph Wineman third, and Florence Hill along with J J Altrogge receiving honorable mention. New officers include Mrs Walter Learn as vice president and program chairman, and Mrs Florence Hill as contest chairman. A field trip to photograph autumn colors is planned for early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Colored Slide Society
Leonard Hall
Arthur Shields
Frank Ross
Ross
Shields
Ralph Reynolds
Ralph Wineman
Florence Hill
J. J. Altrogge
Woods Hole
Massachusettes
Yellow Creek
Shielding
Walter Learn
Mothers Of Democracy Install New Officers
Installation of officers took place at the September meeting of Mothers Of Democracy. New officers include President Mrs. Harry Miller and Vice President Mrs. Robert McDowell. Committees named by the new president cover chaplain rug quilt and flag duties with hospital liaison. Appreciation letters arrived from Veterans Hospitals of Pittsburgh Butler and Erie. Mrs Helen Sourwine and Mrs Carélia Williams hosted the gathering at Memorial Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Democracy
Harry Miller
Robert McDowell
Ella Smith
A. J. Raymond
Roy Spencer
Nellie Calhoun
Vireginia Gibson
Miller
Cornelia Williams
Paul Schrecongost
W. Lightcap
M. Bagley
Ethel Lockard
Veteran's Hospitals of
Pittsburgh
Butler
Erie
Helen Sourwine
Carélia Williams
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Lucerne Pta
Lucerne
PTA
HC Homemakers
Homer City
Ben Franklin
Benjamin Franklin Pta
P.m
Dayton Grange Hall
Creekside Homemakers
Ascension of Our Lord Greek Catholic Church
Regina
Regina Guild of St. Bernard’s School
St. Bernard's School
Indiana Homemakers
John Bruce
Sleepy Hollow
Clymer Scout Leaders
CDA Court
Monsignor Brady
Father Kinky
Mary Pearce
Rita Zaycosky
Cochairman
Sophie Midock
Catherine Redding
Micoline Gallo
Josephine Gallo
Bernadine Gallo
Mary Kolinoski
Mary Campasiano
Lena Babyak
Florence Stahura
Sarah Walsh
Estelle Cronin
National Board of Cda
Boston
Massachsetts
Ruth Cronk
Monitor
St. Emma's Greensburg
Bertha Sullivan
Mission Group
Catholic Center
the Elks
Ann Smilo
Margaret Smilo
BY Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Asse
Ramona
Rebekah Lodge
BPOE
Society News
Au Courant
Aileen Snoddy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
Bps
Salvation Army
Goodwill Industries
Cook's Corner
Women’s Club of
Dayton
Colored Slide Society
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